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Fox News now reports that Mosul voters have gotten over their initial trepidation and have built to a crowd at the polling station they are televising through a videophone. Fox also reports a few mortar attacks that hasn't seemed to dampen the enthusiasm. The polling station in Mosul bustled with activity behind the reporter (didn't catch his name), who reports that after the Iraqi soldiers broke the ice by casting their own votes, the neighborhoods have begun to join them.
I don't know why, but the wire services have been rather quiet so far. Or perhaps I do know why.
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