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11/17/08
WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) - The percentage of registered voters in Maryland and D.C. who cast ballots on Election Day was in line with past presidential elections, contrary to expectations of a spike. Find Us On Facebook
In Maryland, figures collected by the State Board of Elections indicate a turnout of nearly 76.4 percent of registered voters, a slight drop from 2004 when about 78 percent went to the polls. And in the District of Columbia, preliminary numbers indicate that the percentage of registered voters who turned out was a bit lower than in 2004 and...
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