Super Tuesday: State expecting high turnout
Sharon Schmickle and Dane Smith, Star Tribune
Published March 2, 2004
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Knowing full well that he operates in Republican country, David Olson nevertheless set up extra chairs Monday for the nine DFL precincts he will convene tonight at Glendale Elementary School in Savage.
"I'm excited," said Olson, an accountant. "In many other years, the races had been pretty well wrapped up before the Minnesota caucuses."
Olson's expectation that engaged voters will turn out in Minnesota and the nine other states to hold contests today is based on more than his gut feeling. With lively competition in the Democratic presidential race, voters have flocked to caucuses and polls in 20 states thus far. (Full Story)
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