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If the current presidential vote holds, some electors for George W. Bush could switch sides and hand Al Gore a win in the Electoral College. According to the only Supreme Court case on point, it would be allowed under law. But election experts say vote-switching is doubtful, considering most electors are loyal party activists. "That's why they're picked," says George Platt, a Gore elector.
November 10, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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