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Time Out New York / Issue 673 : Aug 20–26, 2008

Election 2008

Bush. Obama. McCain. New York.

Blah blah blah change. Blah blah blah reform. Blah blah blah economy. What does all that grand rhetoric mean for NYC?

	President vs. NYC We asked city politicos and politico watchers how we've fared—and what we're in for with the new guy.
	Their First Time... After years of waiting out the bureaucracy, these virgin voters finally get the chance to exercise their civic duty. What are they gonna do with it?
	TONY elections 2008 You chose the New York agenda for the next administration. Now we just have to get WALL-E and Stephen Colbert to enter the run-off.
	In your backyard Five things you need to know about local politics this election season.
	Drafting legislation Unwind like a local staffer after a hard day of stumping.
	TONY AT THE DNC! Reporter Colin St. John is heading to Denver; read his fear-and-loathing reports on the TONY blog.

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