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To: johnd who wrote (53285)	11/14/2000 11:54:50 AM
From: johnd	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74651

Time for Gore to give up and focus on 2004. Walk out with dignity Counties in Ohio, Illinois and West Virginia all used a variation of the same two-page punch-card design that poll workers gave voters in Palm Beach County, Fla. Few voters in those counties complained, although election officials said the forms confused some people. "It's a ballot used elsewhere; it's not as if this was the first time," said elections expert Darrell West, political science professor at Brown University. A Georgia school psychologist drove that point home in the days after the election, when he gave 71 second-graders a butterfly ballot and asked them to pick their favorite Disney character. Not one of the kids marked a ballot wrong - Mickey Mouse and Goofy tied for top honors.