Election Day 2000
ANP2000110705 - 07 NOVEMBER 2000 - ANNDANDALE, VIRGINIA, USA: Kraig Krist casts his vote at Edgar Allen Poe Middle School, a polling place in Annandale, Virginia, November 7, 2000. By 3pm more than 50 percent turnout was reported at Poe. rlw/Roger L. Wollenberg UPI
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