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An arbitrary point in time, when electoral votes were counted and color coded by Tim Russert of NBC News, and people started to notice how large the low count red states were in land mass.
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| current | 19:23, 4 April 2011 | | 464 × 291 (22 KB) | Kevillips (talk | contribs) | An arbitrary point in time, when electoral votes were counted and color coded by Tim Russert of NBC News, and people started to notice how large the low count red states were in land mass. |
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