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Meredith Aska McBride | Thu, Feb 21st, 2008 | Category: Headlines | City: Headlines | Tags: hillary clinton, san francisco, meredith aska mcbride, barack obama, election 2008, primaries, las vegas, dubai, mike huckabee, jackson heights, mohammad yunus, itinerant artists, sex offenders, voting gap, subway | 0
Voting gap divides the parties
“In Tuesday’s election, 73% of those who went to the polls voted in the Democratic primary, to 27% on the GOP side—a huge difference in a state that in November 2004 was decided by about 11,400 votes."To be sure, the race between Obama and Hillary Clinton was more meaningful than the all-but-wrapped up Republican battle between McCain and Mike Huckabee. And that may have served as a magnet for independents and crossover voters.”
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