Super Tuesday 2008: Polling Station Anecdoteby Joe Katzman at February 6, 2008 6:40 AM
A quick, but interesting, data point. Wife went to the local polling station today to vote in the primaries (and on California referendum initiatives), just before they closed. She was #179 on the day... and #108 to use a paper ballot, instead of the available touch screens. All rights reserved. This article can be found on the Internet at: Persons wishing to contact the author of this article for reprints etc. should put a request in the Comments section, or send an email to "joe", over here @windsofchange.net. |
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