For some, Ohio still is not decided

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Kerry voters demand investigation of count

You thought the presidential election was over in Ohio?

President Bush, Sen. John Kerry, the Ohio secretary of state, and both national and state Democratic and Republican parties certainly think so.

But on the Web, in e-mails, on radio and on television, a mounting chorus of Kerry supporters is pushing the notion that Bush won Ohio through fraud, conspiracies or voting machine malfunctions.

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Brian Schwartz said…
The election is over. BUSH WON!! The sooner liberals get over it, the sooner they can regroup and find another candidate. Please, for the good of the country, quit trying to win an election you already lost!
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