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Presidential Race Is a Tie This Week

By Alan Waldman

Orlando Weekly | October 14, 2004

This was the wildest polling week of the campaign. It began with Bush leading by 70 electoral votes, followed by a massive post-second-debate swing to Kerry. Three states then slipped back to Bush, resulting in a 269-269 electoral vote tie.

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