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Tuesday, November 6th, 2012
Exit polls give Barack Obama slight lead in Ohio; state remains too close to call
While the all-important state of Ohio remains too close to call at this hour, CNN has released exit polling that shows Barack Obama with a slight lead — 51% to Mitt Romney’s 49%. That may seem like good news, but exit polls don’t always correlate with actual results. Until we get hard data, we won’t able to do much more than speculate about the Buckeye State.
The popular vote may be decided by provisional ballots. The Columbus Dispatch reports:
1.8 million people voted by mail or voted early, according to Ohio elections officials.
# Written by Andrew Villeneuve :: 5:11 PM
Categories: Elections
Tags: US-Pres
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