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: Sunlight FoundationSunlight?s Election Watch Party: Come by Tonight to Drink In Democracy
By Laurenellen McCann
The time has come, friends: The midterm elections are upon us. Hopefully by now you?ve hit the voting booth (or made your plans to do so), and your mind is focused on how best to digest all the poll data, media commentary, angst/excitement, Twitter feeds, infographics, and epic projections awaiting you this evening.
Here?s an idea: watch the election with us. If you?re local to DC, stop by the Sunlight office for our epic watch party, complete with televisions, wifi, libations, a political palm reader and the return of Sunlight Live. It?s a non-partisan affair, so we welcome future winners and losers. (We even have a Consolation Room for those of you who need to get away from it all). Come for the evening or just for a drink. We?d love to see you here…
…But, if you?re outside the beltway, never fret! You can find (or host!) a Sunlight Election Party near you. Make or attend a Sunlight Live viewing with your friends and let us know what you think! Our crack reporters will be live-blogging all night, so please feel free to jump in on the conversation.
Hope to see you tonight!
Full post as published by Sunlight Foundation on November 02, 2010 (boomark / email).
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