Washington News Observer Sends Six Camera Crews to MA to Cover Special Senatorial Election

Jan. 15 2010, Fairfax, VA--The Washington News Observer has dispatched six camera crews to the cities of Boston, Lawrence, and Springfield, MA to provide up-to-the-minute coverage and analysis of the Senatorial Special Election. The WNO teams will be covering voting centers, rallies, community meetings, and other local events in order to gauge each community's political attitude. The footage will be broadcast quality.

If you are in any of the areas listed above, or if you have any breaking news, tips, or information on a developing story, please contact our field coordinator: Robert Lockwood (978-729-6711).

WNO footage will be published in real-time from the field. It will be available on the WNO website ( www.washingtonnewsobserver.com ) . Consistent with WNO's Broadcast Content Portal Policy, we will not charge for our services.

Comments

[Tim Oliver]

Here's a tip.The Democrats are going to try to steal this election.I know,not exactly a revelation,but with the nations attention glued to this race,maybe we can keep the cheating to a minumum.After all,you have Democrats(Ed Schulz)openly advocating for vote fraud.

They have taken off the mask.They are'nt even trying to hide the fact that they cheat in elections anymore.I am afraid it just may take violence to pry these people out of power.Even if we beat them at the ballot box,who wants to bet these anarchists won't be rioting in the streets as we try to reign in this government?

Hopefully,they put these cameras to good use and document all the voter intimidation that unions are so well known for.The American people deserve to see the dark side of American politics,and it does'nt get much dirtier than Mass. politics.