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Springfield Election Turnout

November 1, 2010 Springfield, MA

A near-record number of Massachusetts voters could go to the polls tomorrow(Tuesday). Secretary of State William Galvin is predicting that as many as 2-point-4 million voters, or 57 percent of those registered in the Baystate, will cast ballots. He says that would rival the highest turnout for a non-presidential election in 1990. But WFCR’s Kari Njiiri reports that not all elections officials are as confidant of such a turnout.

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