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Obama draws 33 times more people than McCain at rallies in Albuquerque

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edited October 2008 in A Moving Train
Both Obama and McCain spoke in Albuquerque yesterday. Reports indicate that 1,500 people attended the McCain rally and 50,000 people attended the Obama rally. (I believe that's the largest crowd ever at a political rally in Albuquerque.)

Has it been this way at rallies across the country, with SO MANY more people coming out to see Obama than McCain?

If so, do you think this is indicative of how the election will turn out? Or does McCain have droves of home-bound elderly supporters or something?
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  • bootlegger10bootlegger10 Posts: 16,066
    Obama will win in a landslide, unless democrats get complacent with victory ahead of election day.
  • __ Posts: 6,651
    bootlegger10 wrote:
    Obama will win in a landslide, unless democrats get complacent with victory ahead of election day.

    Election day has already started and every Democrat I know has already voted for Obama.
  • dmitrydmitry Posts: 136
    i suppose the good news is that 500,000 people had enough sense to stay home
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