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Tuesday, November 02, 2004

Turnout Light In Heavily Kerry Areas?

Right now, I'm listening to Glenn Beck's live coverage on the election (special coverage, he's usually on from 9AM to noon EST), and the last poll watcher-ish person claimed that turnout is very low in some of Ohio's heavily democratic areas. This includes a region in which 100% of the votes in 2000 were for Gore (yes, 100%. That number should not be possible due to the spoilage rates, which indicate 98% at most, but aparently these voters were brilliant despite voting Gore). Though some Republican areas have been said to have two-hour lines, there were more election employees than voters in the last voting place. The interviewed person (not entirely named because exit-pollers arn't really allowed in Ohio) claimed similar goes for other areas that are projected to vote heavily Kerry.

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