High Turnout in Pennsylvania

The Hill:

The Pennsylvania Secretary of State office estimates that turnout could be as high as 80 percent, compared to the 73 percent that voted in 2004.

McCain, who has campaigned heavily in Pennsylvania in the last few weeks, makes no secret that a victory in the Keystone State is critical to his becoming the 44^th president. If McCain fails to collect Pennsylvania’s 21 electoral votes, his road to victory will have become much more difficult. In that case, the Republican would have to sweep almost all remaining close states.