Re: Sci-fi election story

[William and Cynthia Carr <wccarr@IONET.NET>]

Wouldn't you know, I deleted the question on a story about one person
deciding an election, then found the answer.  The question seems not
to have arrived in the archives yet, so I'm responding to the list:

I ran across a bit of filler from Knight-Ridder which appeared in the
_Tulsa World_ on Nov. 25.  It describes a short story by Isaac Asimov,
written in 1955, called "Franchise."   In it, computers pinpoint one
state, then one voter, to decide a presidential election.

Cindy
Cynthia Carr, librarian  Cleveland High School
home: wccarr@ionet.net  work: cindycarr@cleveland.k12.ok.us

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