Archive: October 26, 2008 - November 1, 2008
TimeSpace: Election
TimeSpace: Election is a map and timeline that gathers washingtonpost.com's presidential election coverage (including articles, polling, blog posts, videos, photos, audio and tweets) onto a single, easy-to-navigate page. To see news from a particular location, click on a hot spot on the map, which allows you to read article excerpts...
By Carol Touhey | October 31, 2008; 7:41 AM ET | Comments (0)
Local Elections Guide 2008
Confirm your registration status, find your polling place or learn what kind of voting machine you'll use in our Local Elections Guide 2008. Voters in the District, Maryland and Virginia can see full slates of candidates, plus Post coverage of key issues like Maryland's slots referendum. There's also a local...
By Carol Touhey | October 30, 2008; 9:22 AM ET | Comments (1)
Your View of the Election
If you're planning to blog, photograph, record or otherwise take note of next week's election, then your posts can be a part of The Post's election coverage, thanks to a partnership with the socialmedian.com news networking site. Just browse to this Washington Post page on socialmedian and add your blog,...
By Carol Touhey | October 29, 2008; 7:00 AM ET | Comments (2)
Algebra II Strikes Back
Washington Post reporter Michael Alison Chandler is doing something many of us would rather not: reliving high school math. Every other day at 7:20 a.m., she joins 27 other Fairfax High School students for Algebra II. Chandler shares the results in x=why?, a blog designed to "bridge the cultural divide"...
By Carol Touhey | October 28, 2008; 7:46 AM ET | Comments (3)
Political Landscape 2008
In the final weeks of the presidential campaign, the focus is on key battleground states. See the latest polling data in washingtonpost.com's Political Landscape 2008, which also features state-by-state information on this year's congressional and gubernatorial races. Watch the ads, find local events and learn which cities are raising the...
By Carol Touhey | October 27, 2008; 9:42 AM ET | Comments (1)
