Why the AP hasn't called Ohio
From the AP:
The AP has withheld a call in Ohio because of concerns about fluctuations in Cuyahoga County, which apparently will not finish counting for hours. We are also checking on provisional votes in Ohio.
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Wednesday, March 05, 2008 |
2 Comments:
at 10:16 PM, March 05, 2008 
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at 8:27 AM, March 06, 2008 
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Post a Comment*Sounds like disinfranchised voters to me. What! No one is blaming Ken Blackwell, or George Bush, or the Republicans. I guess screw ups are OK when Dems do it. The Ohio voting system is a national joke. Bring back the accurate and cost effective punch card ballots.
So before when it was the fault of Republicans and Ken Blackwell, it was a hugew story about Republican corruption.
Now that Dems and Jennifer Brunner are running it, and they've been preparing for this election and focusing all their energies on Cuyahoga all these months, who's to blame?
Somehow, I just know, it's gotta be Bush's fault. Just like our big snowfall this weekend is someohow Bush's fault.
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