Recall race enters final leg

http://www.cnn.com/2003/ALLPOLITICS/10/06/recall.main/index.html ^ | 10/06/03 | (no one takes credit for the article)

[harpu]

Actor (that would be 'Arnold' for those voters in Rio Linda, CA) labels groping accusations 'campaign trickery'

LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) --The California gubernatorial recall election is less than a day away and the crystal ball reading California's future is anything but clear.

[harpu]

I think this forum needs a contest. A contest to see which FReeper has the best projection on tomorrow's voter turnout...just to speculate on how interested the Kalinfornians are in there own debacle.

Personally, I'm guesstimating that something more the 46% (but less than 50%) of the registered voters will vote...however, I'm not going to speculate on how many of those voting will be non-registered, non-resident, or illegal immigrates in the vote count tomorrow.

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[daviddennis]

I'm going to say 50% or slightly over.

And I think about the same percentage will elect Arnold governor.

The number of people who are so sickened by puke politics that they're moved to vote for Arnold appears to be about the same number who are negatively impacted by it. I think there are a bunch of people right here on FR whose votes have shifted to Arnold from McClintock for that reason.

D

[harpu]

Any guesstimates on voter turnout as a percentage of the registered?