US Prez election 08, popular vote total, greater than pop. of how many countries?

**This is a re-post, my original market contained errors.**
In the 2004 Presidential Election there were 122,267,553 popular votes cast for President of the US: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_election,_2004.

This is a very large number, larger in fact than the total population (individually), of most of the world's countries. Taking into consideration the population of the world's LARGEST countries: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_population, this market is asking how many countries have a larger population that the final popular vote count in this year’s US Presidential election. In 2004, the popular vote total was 122,267,553 which was greater than the population of all but the 10 largest countries’ current estimated populations.

So, by way of example at 122,267,553 votes, this is greater than the population of Mexico at 106,535,000 [# 11], but less than the population of Japan at 127,690,000 [# 10]. The correct option in this example would have been the choice that is starting as the highest initial % option @ 25%; "Pop. of 10 countries > # of votes."

Expectations are running high that the turnout for this year's election will set records for total vote count...so what do you think?