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that seems like a pretty bold assertion (which has no data to back it up), considering how LACK of early voting can also jeopardize the integrity of the process (such as long lines)
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Most states allow early voting in some form, but the percentage of votes cast by early voting varies from 100% to just a few percent.
 
Most states allow early voting in some form, but the percentage of votes cast by early voting varies from 100% to just a few percent.
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The early voting data for 2010 in the [[swing state]]s for the [[Presidential Election 2012]] is as follows. '''''The less the early voting, the more integrity there is in the process, and the more likely it is the [[Republican]] candidate will win'''''.:
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The early voting data for 2010 in the [[swing state]]s for the [[Presidential Election 2012]] is as follows.
    
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