Paul Gronke

Reed College

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Professor of Political Science at Reed College in in Portland, Oregon, and founder and director of the Early Voting Information Center, based at the college

Paul Gronke on KCRW

The first of this year's three presidential debates is day after tomorrow, but by the time Obama and Romney have met for the last time the election may already be over.

Early Voting Transforms Campaign Strategy

The first of this year's three presidential debates is day after tomorrow, but by the time Obama and Romney have met for the last time the election may already be over.

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President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney are besieged with advice about how to score points with voters in three debates starting day after tomorrow.

Election Day Is Becoming Election Month

President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney are besieged with advice about how to score points with voters in three debates starting day after tomorrow.

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John McCain and Barack Obama are back on the road with less than a day left in a campaign that's lasted the better part of two years.

Election Day Headaches Are Starting Early This Year

John McCain and Barack Obama are back on the road with less than a day left in a campaign that's lasted the better part of two years.

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