[IMC-US] Indymedia Elect. Covg Feature -- DRAFT 1

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Many IMCs will be covering the election.<p>
The <a
href=http://nyc.indymedia.org/feature/display/128834/index.php><i>Indypendent</i></a>
leads off with pre-election analysis and coverage.
<p>
On the eve of the election, the Indymedia network also
announces the launch of a new website for gathering
the news and views of ordinary people across the
United States and around the world. <a
href=http://us.indymedia.org>US Indymedia</a> debuts
tomorrow.
<p>
At the moment, local IMC's in <a
href=http://michiganimc.org/>Michigan</a> and
<a href=http://portland.indymedia.org/>Portland</a>
will have the most comprehensive coverage to
election day.
<p>
There are also IMC's in multiple "swing states,"
including <a
href=http://arkansas.indymedia.org/>Arkansas</a>, <a
href=http://colorado.indymedia.org/>Colorado</a>,  <a
href= http://tallahassee.indymedia.org/
>Tallahasee</a>, <a
href=http://twincities.indymedia.org/>Minneapolis /
St. Paul</a>, <a href=http://nh.indymedia.org/>New
Hampshire</a>, <a
href=http://www.phillyimc.org/>Philadelphia</a>, <a
href=http://pittsburgh.indymedia.org/><a
href=http://madison.indymedia.org/>Madison</a>, <a
href=http://milwaukee.indymedia.org/>Milwaukee</a>, <a
href=http://pittsburgh.indymedia.org>Pittsburgh, and
<a href=http://cleveland.indymedia.org/>Cleveland</a>.