If you aren’t following The 12 yet, you should! Some great posts starting to pop into my dashboard from our group Tumblr: college journalists curating the 2012 election from 12 swing states. Today, case in point:
• Andrew Krietz in Michigan tumbling Mitt Romney’s campaign trail reaction to Marco Rubio veepstakes back-and-forth
• Ryan Thompson (above) in Florida on the latest boost to Rep. Connie Mack’s campaign
• Justin Lagore with a great photo roundup of Romney’s weekend swing through Ohio
• Samra Khawaja tracking the latest political ads in Virginia
You can learn more about The 12 contributors here, and follow The 12 on Tumblr here. And big shout out to WaPo politics social media editor Natalie Jennings for doing a fantastic job leading this project!
Posted on Tuesday, June 19th 2012
Just saying, there’s an awful lot of flying on this bus tour. (via Romney’s six-state bus tour - The Washington Post)
Introducing the 12: Student journalists chronicling the 2012 election on Tumblr
It’s all but certain that a handful of states will determine whether Barack Obama or Mitt Romney will get to 270 electoral votes Nov. 6. And within those states, a few recurring narratives will dominate headlines and national perceptions about how those votes will swing in the fall: Economic recovery in Michigan. Immigration laws in Arizona. Union battles in Wisconsin. Northern Virginia (blue), and the rest of Virginia (not so blue).
Today we’re launching The 12, a Washington Post blog powered by Tumblr and populated by student journalists at 12 universities in competitive 2012 election states.
Posted on Friday, June 8th 2012
Reblogged from The 12 | Tumbling the 2012 campaign
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