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Wednesday, May 25, 2005

Aftermath of the referenda election

Three suggestions:

(1) Those of you interested in the web implications of Madison school debates and the media, don't forget to download whatever you can from the various interest group web sites if you haven't already; I bet that info won't live for much longer. Also note the news articles in the wake of the vote that specifically mention the web sites and their operators.

(2) Speaking of news articles, make sure to check the news from today (Wed) and this Sunday as the local media outlets rush to analyze both the "why?" and the "what next?" of this decision (which can lead us to thinking about a study that could unfold over the next year)

(3) Those of you who piloted the voter survey, please post initial reactions and data from this informal exit polling as comments to this post.

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