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Articles in Oct-Nov 2004 issue of Campaigns & Elections

• National Association of Manufacturers
• National Democratic Institute pushes to spread democracy abroad
  by Mary Lynn F. Jones
• Online strategies still hit and miss for campaigns
  by Robert Schlesinger
• The U.S. Public Interest Research Group
• How to win a British election
  by Quentin Langley
• Conservatives have not cornered the market on ballot initiatives
  by Kristina Wilfore
• Play political trivia
  by Anthony S. Pitch
• The Power and the Story: How the crafted presidential narrative has determined political success from George Washington to George W. Bush
  by Ron Faucheux
• Guns versus jobs: some voters pulled in different directions at the polls
  by Joe Hadfield
• Building democratic—small d—institutions in Iraq
  by Mary Lynn F. Jones
• Campaign consultant sign-ups
• The Bushes: Portrait of a Dynasty
  by Ron Faucheux
• "You make voters register?"
  by Michael Cornfield
• Voters' choices spill over to book buying
  by Morgan E. Felchner
• Judith Olson Duhamel
• The American Ballot Box in the 19th Century
  by Ron Faucheux
• No sea change for November vote
  by Dan Seligson
• When voters say when: the most effective get-out-the-vote techniques
  by J. Quin Monson
• A politically animated Dr. Seuss
  by Robin T. Reid
• Randy Frederick
• Buyer's guide: GOTV
• Keeping a campaign Web site fresh after the election: compensating for an uninspiring candidate
  by Craig Varoga
• The New Democratic Network
• Paul Berendt
• Off the record
• Handicapping the hottest races; Political blogging
  by David Mark
• D.C. office of Ogilvy Public Relations
• Chris Vance
• Food and Drug Administration
• The hottest races to watch on Nov. 2
  by Ron Faucheux
• Debate watching
  by Ron Faucheux
• U.S. Sen. Tom Carper
• Controlling the television interview: ten tips for candidates and advisors
  by Rich Masters
• It is never too early for the next election cycle
  by David Mark