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By Mary Mancini (about the author) Page 1 of 1 page(s)
For OpEdNews: Mary Mancini - Writer This particular scary canary in a coalmine is known as presidential "undervotes"--ballots cast without recording a choice for the highest office in the land. In this clip, UNCOUNTED focuses on instances of undervoting in two battleground states in 2004--New Mexico and Pennsylvania. New Mexico had a particularly large problem, where presidential undervote rates of 25% were reported in Democratic-leaning Hispanic and American Indian precincts. New Mexico had the nation's highest presidential undervote rate--21,084. (George W. Bush won that state by less than 6,000 votes.) 2008 might have a lot of things in common with 2004. Now we'll know what to look for if undervotes are one of them.
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