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Articles in Oct 2001 issue of Campaigns & Elections

• Incumbent Dollar Derby - campaign fundraising for 2002 - Brief Article
  by Mike Ushkow
• The Next Agenda: Blueprint for a New Progressive Movement - Review
• Cable TV: Campaign Vehicle of Choice - Statistical Data Included
  by Steve Raddock
• People & Organizations - Brief Article
• Movers & Shakers - political consultants - Brief Article
• Should You Buy Cable Spots in Local Races?
  by Billy Sternberg
• Career Paths: How They Got Where They Are - Brief Article
• Can Campaign Advertising Be on the Level?
  by Whit Ayres
• Sticking with the Web, staying on message, campaign regulations - Brief Article
  by Craig Varoga
• AAPC Hires New Membership Director - American Association of Political Consultants - Brief Article
• Doing it Differently in Wisconsin, Dagnabbit! - political campaigns
  by Chris Micklos
• Hull Named Fall AAPC/SIW Scholarship Winner - American Association of Political Consultants - Semester in Washington - Brief Article
• Mobilizing the masses through local campaigns - Statistical Data Included
  by Peter L. Francia
• AAPC's California Chapter Elects First Board Officers - American Association of Political Consultants - Brief Article
• RESEARCH - online information service about politicians - Brief Article
• AAPC Headquarters Showcases Wall of Fame - American Association of Political Consultants - Brief Article
• ADVOCACY - www.workingforchange.com - Brief Article
• Impact widespread, but how enduring? - Brief Article
  by Ron Faucheux
• Overtime: The Election of 2000 Thriller - Review
• Elections during war - Brief Article
  by Michael Cornfield
• Politics Down Under - Australia - Brief Article
  by David Mark
• Winning Campaigns Online - Review
• 2002 U.S. Senate Campaigns: Candidate Biographies
  by Mary Clare Jalonick
• Voters Elect Mayors on Day of Terror - Minneapolis - Detroit - Cincinnati - Brief Article
  by Adam Graham-Silverman
• The Right to Vote: The Contested History of Democracy in the United States - Review
• Online Polling and Survey Research - Statistical Data Included
  by Karl Feld