Secretary of State Race, 36th District Race and Campaign Rhetoric
10/23/2008 at 12:00 p.m.
Today on The Conversation we'll look at two races on the November 4th ballot: Sam Reed vs. Jason Osgood for Secretary of State, and two Democrats – Reuven Carlyle vs. John Burbank in Seattle's 36th legislative district.
Then we'll talk about campaign rhetoric and the press with our media critic, University of Washington communications professor John Gastil, and George Washington University professor Henry Farrell.
Guest(s)
Reuven Carlyle is a wireless entrepreneur. He’s running to represent Seattle’s 36th Legislative District.
John Burbank is a tax–reform advocate and the founder and executive director of the Economic Opportunity Institute (EOI). He’s running to represent Seattle’s 36th Legislative District.
Sam Reed is Washington's secretary of state.
Jason Osgood is a software engineer and founding of Washington Citizens for Fair Elections. He is running for the office of secretary of state.
John Gastil is a communications professor at the University of Washington.
Henry Farrell is a professor of Political Science at George Washington University. He joins us from Washington, DC.
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- 'Secretary of state race focuses on changes,' The News Tribune
- 'Carlyle, Burbank square off in debate,' PhinneyWood blog
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