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Welcome to Backyard Blog, our group online journal for this election season. We've asked a broad array of people with deep ties to the region to share their views on politics during the 2004 campaign.
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November 04, 2004

There's still an open race out there
Posted by at 01:10 PM

Thinking the 2004 election season came to an end on Wednesday morning with John Kerry’s concession speech may have been premature wishful thinking.

The governor’s race in Washington is still in full swing and will more than likely result in a recount, or a very close win. And here I was hoping that this madness was over! Don’t get me wrong, I’ve enjoyed watching grown men and women hash it out as if they were on an elementary school playground; but come on!

Usually elections are pretty black and white. Clear, decisive winners for us to rejoice with are usually projected within hours. However, the race between the businessman and lawyer appears to be a race to the wire. So, I will continue to keep Starbucks in business as I load up on coffee to watch and wait with the rest of Washington.



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