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August 30, 2007
Let's Have the Candidates for Lunch
Public notice to all Senate District 10 special election candidates:
As you may have seen, I recently published some observations stemming from a conversation with GOP candidate Oscar Brock, who is running in the special election to replace former senator Ward Crutchfield.
I would like to make a series of this. I (and any bloggers who care to and can join me) will talk with any and all District 10 candidates who wish to participate (those that qualified, and any write-in contenders as well). This is your chance to be blogged about!
In addition to being a popular local politics website, Tennessee Ticket is linked-to by influential bloggers across the state, and is read by officials and staffers in local, state, and national government, as well as by members of the mainstream press. It is principally a non-partisan voter information guide, yet its position in the realm of "new media" allows for personalized content that is not found in traditionally "objective" media.
If you would like your candidacy included in this special blog series prior to the election, please contact me at your earliest convenience using the "Contact" link above.
Nooga bloggers, you let me know too. I'm not trying to be exclusive with this; it's a conversation. Your weblog entries after the same meeting would likely provide needed balance to mine.
Nashville bloggers were very successful (or so it seemed from here) in arranging these events with their Metro election candidates this year. I believe similar activities have taken place in Memphis. I'm not trying to jump on a bandwagon; I feel that our take on the idea would be distinct enough. So let's do it!
(P.S. I've already been contacted by one other candidate prior to posting this entry. We're off to a good start.)
About Blogs , Elections , State Senate Elections | By joe lance | 12:53 PM