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Arizona Arts and Crafts for Obama PHOTO SLIDESHOW

Karen Funk Blocher | Posted 10.31.2008 | Home

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Tucson, AZ: It may be McCain's home state, but Pima County Democrats are contributing to Obama's presidential bid in various ways. Music, original pos...

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Campaign Journal: Talking Tax Policy With An Undecided

Rachel Port | Posted 10.27.2008 | Home

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Rachel Port is an OffTheBus grassroots correspondent. Each week she contributes a campaign journal documenting her life out on the trail. Wednesday ...

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Arizona Campaigns Heat Up For Final Push

Dawn Teo | Posted 09.21.2008 | Home

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Dawn Teo

The Obama and McCain campaign offices in Phoenix are worlds apart. McCain's Southwest headquarters is posh. Obama's is a rented house in a dilapidated downtown neighborhood.

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Navajo Nation: Election 2008

Rebecca Ford | Posted 06.17.2008 | Home

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Rebecca Ford

With over 38,000 registered voters, the residents of Navajo Nation in the southwest are being courted by McCain and Obama. After 140 years, said one man, "a minority president might change things."

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