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The Race in the States

If you're in the DC area tomorrow night, I am co-moderating this event hosted by the Institute for Politics, Democracy & the Internet, Politicker.com, and GW’s Graduate School of Political Management at the National Press Club.
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Here are the questions we will seek to answer:

"How will our evolving, modern-day electoral map affect elections this year? Will voter registration efforts change the game? Which voters will most likely vote — and have the biggest effect on the election? What role do pollsters and bloggers play in monitoring (and possibly moving) public opinion this campaign season? How does humor persuade? A panel of bloggers, organizers, pollsters, and analysts discuss these questions and their predictions for Election Day 2008."

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