New York Times: It’s likely that more voters with doubts or denial about climate change will visit polling booths today than in years past, according to analysts and polling. “It’s almost a foregone conclusion,” Ed Maibach, director of George Mason University’s Center for Climate Change Communication, said of the expected turnout. Republican enthusiasm and the party’s rising dismissal of global warming are coinciding to make this an Election Day marked by climate dissent. A final pre-election poll by Gallup…