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For most of its 176-year history, The Associated Press has covered thousands of local, state and national races, counted millions of votes, and declared the winners of elections around the world. Today, this ambitious news machine is preparing to cover the 2022 U.S. midterms with more resources and journalistic power than ever before.
You’re invited to join the Poynter Institute at the Straz Center on Oct. 11 for a special evening with the award-winning journalist and newsroom executive behind the AP’s global news operations, Julie Pace.
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Together, we’ll learn how the AP’s new national politics, elections and democracy team is dedicated to providing voters like you with accurate information on the country’s most critical issues.
Poynter President Neil Brown will lead this discussion on everything from voting access and election administration to the dangers of misinformation and trust in America’s elections and institutions.
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Team Poynter
P.S. VIP guests will enjoy hors d’oeuvres and premium cocktails during a private networking reception with Pace and other business executives in Tampa Bay who support journalism’s critical role in a democracy. Please use the code DEMOCRACY at checkout for 20% off the VIP ticket.
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