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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 2004
Page
2
Front page highlights include Kerry poll watching, Edwards praising Kerry, a mental fitness voting test, and broader election coverage across Iowa. Also notes flu vaccine summit, the Peterson trial, Thai temple security, Fallujah standoff, and U.S. military deaths in Iraq.
Gazette Communications Inc publishes The Gazette daily from Cedar Rapids Iowa with home and mail delivery rates for various editions. Postmaster address and subscription service numbers are listed for readers and address changes.
Public notice style snippet lists Cedar Rapids phone lines and a toll free TIP LINE. It references a complete company directory and email addresses at the Gazette Online site.
The Gazette promotes sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on 901 Ingleside Dr SW or other local recycling sites.
In Iowa the 2004 race wears on with nonstop visits by Bush and Kerry since mid-2000s. The piece notes the long campaign, early roots of Iowa’s influence, and upcoming results, while detailing endorsement patterns and letters to the Gazette.
The AP reports a shortage of at least 500000 poll workers may cause long lines and late results. About 1.4 million have been trained, far below the 2 million needed for heavy turnout, with urban areas hardest hit. The average worker is 72. officials urge paid time off and volunteer incentives.
In North Carolina 90 year old Trixie Porter signed an absentee ballot before dying the day she died. Her ballot arrived at the elections board two days later and will be counted. The article notes many ghost votes may be counted due to the difficulty of removing ballots after a voter's death amid in person early voting.
The eight month TV and radio advertising battle for the presidency concludes with Bush Kerry and allied groups exceeding 600 million dollars. Kerry and Democrats spent about 250 million to Bush and Republicans around 240 million, yet the race remains statistically tied.
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