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Poll: FL Dem Voters Favor Mail In Revote

By Big Tent Democrat

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By Big Tent Democrat

Commenter Coral Gables, watching the Florida news wires for us, brings us this:

The poll, conducted March 10th and 11th by The Kitchens Group in Maitland, Florida, sampled 600 of the 1.7 million registered Democratic voters throughout the state who participated in the January 29th primary.

The respondents were asked whether (1) state leaders should maintain their position of insisting that the votes cast on January 29th be counted, though it risked rejection by the Democratic National Committee, or (2) hold a new Democratic primary election, at no cost to the taxpayers, through the use of a prepaid mail-in ballot sent to all registered Democrats.

Fifty-nine percent supported option (2). . . .

Full post as published by TalkLeft on March 12, 2008 (boomark / email).

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