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Voter turnout of 66 percent expected in Washington
Secretary of State Sam Reed predicts that 66 percent of Washington's 3.6 million voters - nearly 2.4 million - will vote in Tuesday's election.
The Associated Press
Secretary of State Sam Reed predicts that 66 percent of Washington's 3.6 million voters - nearly 2.4 million - will vote in Tuesday's election.
His office says that would be the biggest participation since 1970.
Ballots must be postmarked or dropped off Tuesday to count.
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