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Indiana Supreme Court Won't Stop Early Voting
The Indiana Supreme Court has declined to approve a bid by the GOP to shut down early voting centers in Democratic strongholds of a key county. A lower court had similarly rejected the effort earlier this week. The Supreme Court ruled today that the case had to first be heard by an appeals ...
2008 Early Voting
elections.gmu.edu — 2008 Early Voting Statistics Last updated: Oct. 20, 2008 And they're off! Hundreds of thousands of people have already cast their ballot for the 2008 presidential election. By early vote, I mean any vote cast prior to Election Day, be it by absentee ... (more) 2008 Early Voting
 	Early Voting, Now at 11%, Could Reach 30%
Early Voting, Now at 11%, Could Reach 30%
gallup.com — PRINCETON, NJ -- Gallup Poll Daily tracking data indicate that about 11% of registered voters who plan to vote have already voted as of Wednesday night, with another 19% saying they plan to vote before Election Day. Roughly equal percentages of Barack ... (more) Early Voting, Now at 11%, Could Reach 30%
 	Early Voting Now Up to 18%
Early Voting Now Up to 18%
gallup.com — PRINCETON, NJ -- Gallup Poll Daily tracking data collected through Monday night indicate that 18% of registered voters who plan to vote have already voted, and another 15% say they will vote before Nov. 4; so far the voter preferences of this early ... (more) Early Voting Now Up to 18%
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Political Animal — ... for Michael Bloomberg to seek a third term as mayor. * Republicans lose another round in court : "The Indiana Supreme Court has declined to approve a bid by the GOP to shut down early voting centers in Democratic strongholds of a key county." * I'm beginning to think that when it comes to responsible use of limited resources, AIG maybe, just maybe, ...

Election Developments & Problems in FL, GA, VA, IN, OH, NM, TN, WV
The BRAD BLOG — ... [T]he Indiana Supreme Court had declined to approve a Republican bid to halt early voting in three heavily Democratic cities in Lake County. ...

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