Poll watchers set to crowd battleground precincts Tuesday
Tens of thousands of poll monitors, challengers, lawyers and other observers are expected at precincts in key states, joining journalists and political operatives in what could be the most scrutinized U.S. election in decades. Officials warn lack of federal oversight and varied ground rules may spark confusion or confrontation as both parties mobilize.
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Brain scans probe how Democrats and Republicans differ
UCLA researchers scanned 20 voters 10 Democrats and 10 Republicans to compare responses to candidates and crises. Findings show Democrats exhibit stronger empathy reactions to Kerry while Republicans show more interpersonal responses to Bush, suggesting subconscious bias and varied emotional processing.
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