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To: My Favorite Headache

Do you really believe the turnout was less than 2004, when you look at the people who registered to vote that was supposed to be the most in American history? I don’t believe that, and just wonder what happened to those votes.


4 posted on 11/10/2008 2:31:46 PM PST by Kackikat (.)
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To: Kackikat
Do you really believe the turnout was less than 2004, when you look at the people who registered to vote that was supposed to be the most in American history? I don’t believe that, and just wonder what happened to those votes.

Uh, they weren't GOP...

In Florida, Democratic registration gains this year are more than double those made by Republicans; in Colorado and Nevada the ratio is 4 to 1, and in North Carolina it is 6 to 1. Even in states with nonpartisan registration, the trend is clear -- of the 310,000 new voters in Virginia, a disproportionate share live in Democratic strongholds.


24 posted on 11/10/2008 2:59:18 PM PST by Gondring (Paul Revere would have been flamed as a naysayer troll and told to go back to Boston.)
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To: Kackikat
Do you really believe the turnout was less than 2004, when you look at the people who registered to vote that was supposed to be the most in American history? I don’t believe that, and just wonder what happened to those votes.

Something must have happened to "Mickey Mouse" on the way to his poling place.

Register a lot more people and your percentage turnout may go down if they don't show up to vote.

There's a difference between the percentage of registered voters who cast ballots and the percentage of eligible voters who do so.

37 posted on 11/10/2008 3:31:19 PM PST by x
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