undecideds mobilize as polls show tight presidential race
In AL undecided voters express apathy while polls near election day show Bush and Gore neck and neck. Analysts note media polling volume rising as voters react to issues like Social Security and Medicare. Dr Dawes warns older, educated voters may drive turnout, citing Pew Research as a predictor.
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DeArmon Fights Bartlett in Maryland House Race
DeArmon campaigns to unseat Bartlett citing opposition to funding for local projects such as Frederick train station and I-81 Halfway Boulevard interchange. He argues congressional races lack excitement and faults Bartlett on spending.
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Candidates make final push on election eve
Orlando residents followed reporters as campaign events unfolded on the eve of polls. Gore urged volunteers to keep turning out voters while touting economy growth and strong leadership as pivotal to victory.
Record Maryland turnout expected
A Maryland turnout forecast signals a close political contest with a 52 to 38 percent lead cited for Gore over Bush. The article notes strong voter engagement and anticipates results reflecting this split in support.
Brunswick observes state’s only Veterans Day parade
Col Weber addressed a Brunswick crowd noting Veterans Day should honor service members rather than become a day of sales. He urged recognizing those who served, recalled the Korean War, and emphasized patriotism and respect for veterans.
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Electoral College Watch in a Tight 2000 Race
In a close contest, Republican George W Bush and Democrat Al Gore focus on key states while the Electoral College looms. Observers note rare swings and discuss scenarios where a candidate wins the presidency without the popular vote, with Nebraska and Maine ending as notable exceptions.
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South End Coalition Launches Renaissance Celebration Plan
South End Coalition members met at the home on 106 WAR Seants St to organize a streetscape project in Frederick neighborhood. Volunteers paint scenes as part of a $1,000 donation drive from All State Insurance Co. to support work near the senior citizen home, dating back to the 1800s.
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