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November 04, 2008
It's Election Day in the United States. I would highly recommend that all citizens take time to learn all the candidates that are running and vote for whoever appeals to them the most.
The past few months a lot of the focus has been on the Presidential race, but there's a lot of local races that in many cases are more important than the Presidential race. Make sure you know something about the candidates and just not vote for someone because of their party affiliation.
The 2000 Presidential Election was decided by 537 votes. Don't pay attention to what the media says, it can't be all over if no vote has been cast.
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