'None Of Us Really Know What the Election Results Are. It's Like a Religious Belief.'
‘None Of Us Really Know What the Election Results Are. It’s Like a Religious Belief.’ POLITICO 12/19/2020 © AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster 201218_weiss_kerry_ap.jpg Steven Freeman felt, in his bones, that something was wrong with the election. It was November 2, 2004, and the exit polls had predicted an overwhelming victory for Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry. But as the night rolled on, the margins grew for President George W. Bush—especially in Ohio, where the race remained uncalled as the clock ticked into the wee morning hours. For most of the world, the uncertainty didn...