Voter News Service: What Went Wrong?
In November 2000, a “perfect storm” of vote-counting miscues and polling problems led the major TV networks repeatedly to change their minds as to whether
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In November 2000, a “perfect storm” of vote-counting miscues and polling problems led the major TV networks repeatedly to change their minds as to whether
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