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Another interview on S.108 and IRV
09/06/07
09:40:12 am, Categories: Current Events Had a pleasant 10 minute live interview with WTSA (1450 AM, Brattleboro) news director Tim Johnson. I was able to talk briefly about IRV, S.108, voter and poll worker education and more.
Click here to listen or right click to save the interview. Tim expects to take bits out of the interview for use in local news broadcasts later today.
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