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STELECTION Decision 2004.
Here, from ST Election Headquarters

is chief meteorologist and Senior Fellow at Fellows and Gal’s University, Connie Chung.

CC: Good evening and welcome to our election night coverage.
At 7 pm eastern a few states closed their polling places and the ST EstimateVote 2004 Voter Estimate Computo Service 3000 has projected that

President George W. Bush will win:

Indiana with 11 electorial college votes

Kentucky with 8 votes

Georgia with 15 votes.

John Kerry is carrying Vermont with 3 votes.

Virginia and South Carolina are just to close to call.

These are only projections for those states that have closed their voting at this hour.
Here’s the man who played the President in the film “Independence Day”, Bill Pullman.

BP: Yes Connie, good evening. These early numbers are just that, early and the lead the President has may not hold tonight.

CC: Tonight may be the highest voter turnout in the countries history.

BP: Yes, Connie and all projections and counts are up in the air.

CC: I’m excited. I’m wet.

BP: …

CC: See you soon.

Stay with ST.




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