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PBS VOTE 2008

In the run-up to the 2008 presidential election, PBS presents special election programming to provide viewers with in-depth information and analysis as they head to the polls. by Hector Gonzalez

PBS’ trusted news brands and personalities

We answer only to you. And you can rely on us for the perspective and analysis you need to make you own decisions this election season.

PBS goes behind the headlines throughout the summer and fall with the “PBS Vote 2008” election line-up, offering Americans a unique opportunity to explore the Presidential elections. PBS’ trusted news brands and personalities bring viewers in-depth information and insight into the issues and candidates.

PBS’ election coverage will be led by THE NEWSHOUR WITH JIM LEHRER, WASHINGTON WEEK WITH GWEN IFILL AND NATIONAL JOURNAL, NOW ON PBS, BILL MOYERS JOURNAL and TAVIS SMILEY, and enhanced by programming from other trusted PBS sources, including AMERICAN EXPERIENCE, FRONTLINE, NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT and P.O.V..

Connect, share and expore at pbs.org/vote2008

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