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Democrats See Strong Primary Turnout Turnout for the presidential primaries and caucuses so far this year has been strong among Democrats - a fact some party officials attribute to anti-Bush sentiment around the country. But election experts warn that while turnout has been good, it does not mean much for November. NPR's Pam Fessler reports.

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Turnout for the presidential primaries and caucuses so far this year has been strong among Democrats - a fact some party officials attribute to anti-Bush sentiment around the country. But election experts warn that while turnout has been good, it does not mean much for November. NPR's Pam Fessler reports.