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Wednesday, November 03, 2004 -
How I'm feeling about the election...



I was an election judge yesterday for a nearby precinct... The ritual of voting was strong. Everyone was neighborly. There was little debate. Telling people how to change their minds if they made a mistake, we said the words "and if you want to change your vote" which many many people instantly replied "NO! I am not going to change my vote!" Many families came out to vote together. There was little discussion of religion.

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