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Looking back farther, in 1960 Richard Nixon lost to John F. Kennedy by less than one vote per precinct out of a total exceeding 69 million votes. In 1968, Mr. Nixon won over Hubert Humphrey by less than three votes per precinct out of more than 73 million ballots cast.
Do you still wonder whether you vote counts?
Drinking and driving is a definite no-no, and now a new Swedish study indicates that driving with a hangover isn’t such a good idea either. According to the September Reader’t Digest, participants scored an average of 20 percent lower in driving tests when they were hung over, even though alcohol levels in their blood had dropped back to zero.
76.6%