shraby
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Fri Nov-12-04 02:53 AM
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Take a look at Indiana returns |
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Kerry and the republican senator candidate Scott numbers are closer together and Bush and the dem. candidate numbers are closer together. This doesn't sound right. < http://www.in.gov/apps/sos/election/general/general2004>
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aquart
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Fri Nov-12-04 02:58 AM
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1. Is there evidence of straight ticket voting otherwise? |
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It is entirely likely that defecting Republicans would split: vote Kerry but control him with a Republican senator and congressman.
That was one of the ways they were consoling themselves for their inability to vote for Bush.
Democrats, however, I would expect to vote straight ticket this year. We 're trying to take back control.
You need breakdown of registered voters: Rep., Dem., Ind.
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Fri Nov-12-04 03:00 AM
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Senato Evan Bayh has wide cross-party support in Indina and his opponent was an Alan Keyes-type.
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Fri Nov-12-04 03:01 AM
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3. Oh yeah, I am sure there isn't a problem there.... |
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Edited on Fri Nov-12-04 03:02 AM by jsamuel
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Notice the 18,000 votes for Badnarik. NOT SUSPICIOUS AT ALL!!!
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Fri Nov-12-04 04:11 AM
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4. To be honest Indiana has a very large Libertarian population |
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Edited on Fri Nov-12-04 04:12 AM by pschoeb
Mike Badnarik's mother lives in Hammond Indiana, where Mike grew up, and is also a Libertarian party member. So I would expect him to get a decent turnout in Indiana
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