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Reporter's Notebook: Rain Doesn't Dampen Voter Turnout in North Carolina

By Larisa Epatko on November 4, 2008

Although North Carolina is experiencing coastal rains, voter turnout is still large in urban areas around Raleigh and Charlotte, reported David Huppert, assignment editor for “North Carolina Now” on UNC-TV.

In addition, over 40 percent of registered voters have already cast their ballots, he said, “which is a tremendous historic turnout for this election.”

Huppert also discusses how incumbent Republican Sen. Elizabeth Dole’s negative campaign ads created a groundswell of support for her Democratic challenger Kay Hagan.

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