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REGION: North America
TOPIC: Politics
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Vote 2008: Presidential Election Coverage
SLIDE SHOW Posted: October 20, 2008   
Youth Voters in New Mexico FLASH VERSION
In a presidential race of historical porportions, young voters stand poised to play a key role in the outcome of the 2008 race. Students from the University of New Mexico describe their views on the McCain-Obama contest and discuss whether young voters will go to the polls this fall.
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Produced by: Maureen Hoch
Following Obama's career, Washburne says the Sen. Barack Obama campaign has successfully mobilized young people by running the organization more like a network than a company.
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Following Obama's career
Washburne says the Sen. Barack Obama campaign has successfully mobilized young people by running the organization more like a network than a company.
Photo Credit: Maureen Hoch, Audio Credit: Maureen Hoch
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