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Alaska's Politics

By The Daily Dish
Nov 12 2008, 9:09 AM ET

A small glimpse:

For now, more than 90,000 votes remain uncounted. More than 224,000 votes were cast on Election Day.

So almost a third of the votes remain unknown a week after election day. And none of it explains why turnout fell so dramatically:

Pundits at home and across the country said the turnout numbers smelled fishy. Fenumiai said Monday that there's no evidence of fraud or irregularities. "I can't speculate as to why people just didn't show up to vote," she said.



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