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Election: Report from Plymouth, New Hampshire

by Abacquer on Tue 02 Nov 2004 04:37 PM EST | Permanent Link | Cosmos

My friend Jay contacted me and told me that his father-in-law just voted up in Plymouth, NH and said the polls were massively crowded with college students. Jay's father-in-law felt that things looked good for Kerry in Plymouth.

"We've been to vote and the turnout is very, very high, which should be good for Kerry."

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Re: Election: Report from Plymouth, New Hampshire

by briwei on Tue 02 Nov 2004 06:35 PM EST | Profile | Permanent Link

I just got a corroboration on turnout from a friend in Bedford, NH. She said it was 2 HOURS from the time she stepped out of her car until she got back in. Record turnout, she expects.

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