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WASHINGTON (AP) - More than a million Internet users will be invited to vote in a virtual Democratic primary next week, but this most modern of elections is facing age-old allegations of vote-rigging. Howard Dean, who has built an extensive network of Internet-savvy supporters, is expected to get the most votes in the MoveOn.org primary. Organizers of the site say any advantage for the former Vermont governor is due to his appeal among their members, and not any misdeeds in their process or because one of their employees worked on his campaign. The primary begins Tuesday and voting runs for...

<p>Something strange happened during the 2000 Gore-Bush election fiasco you may have missed.</p> <p>CNN, which was running 24-hour special election coverage, hosted a program with conservative columnist Bob Novak shortly after the disputed election results were returned. Novak was adamant that Al Gore should quit trying to steal the election and concede. To bolster his point, he brought up the results of CNN.com's public-opinion poll "Should Al Gore concede?" Poll results showed that a full 89 percent of the thousands of people who had visited CNN.com and voted had agreed -- Gore should give up the ghost.</p>

EMAIL TO DEMOCRATS FROM THE DNC ABOUT POLLING AFTER TONIGHT'S STATE OF THE UNION At 28 January 2003, "Democratic Party" wrote: >eCaptain Alert: Please review the following message and pass it along to your ePrecinct by hitting the Send to My ePrecinct button! > >State of the Union: Take Action Today! > >Tuesday, January 28, 2003 > >Be careful: the forecast calls for a snowjob tonight. In tonight's State of the Union speech, President Bush will tell America  that the economy's not so bad, health care isn't in crisis, unemployment isn't a problem, and that his plans will help the...