'As the match went down to the wire, the volunteer armies in Ohio, Florida, Pennsylvania, Michigan and other swing states pounded on doors, rang telephones, stuffed computers and mailboxes and arranged Election Day enticements: free day care for parents, free rides to polling places for elderly or disabled voters, free cookies, tacos, T-shirts and admissions to swimming pools. Even free underwear.

Many employers are giving workers time off to vote; one in New York is offering an extra vacation day as a reward for voting. A Pennsylvania professor is giving students extra credit for casting a ballot, and one in New Jersey was reported to have spoken about making voting a requirement for passing her course. If it rains in Cleveland today, volunteers will stand in lines with umbrellas and ponchos to keep voters dry.'

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