Political strategist Dave Johnson speaking Monday at Western
The fallout from the 2004 Washington State race for governor is still simmering. But what does this mean for the political climate in Washington for 2006? Could the neck-and-neck competition for the governor's race be a forecaster for the 2006 Congressional races? How many races will be as close as the Governor's race?
Able to answer this and more is Republican pollster and political strategist David E. Johnson, CEO and Co-founder of Strategic Vision, LLC, a nationally recognized public relations and public affairs agency in Atlanta, Georgia. Mr. Johnson has over 20 years of political and public relations experience, including work on the 1988 Bob Dole Presidential Campaign and overseeing numerous campaigns throughout the Southeast.
Dave Johnson has spent the months since the election polling Washington citizens and has a good sense for what they have been thinking all along.
Democrat or Republican, come hear him at 6 p.m. on Monday April 11. This lecture is funded and organized by the AS and College Republicans.
Location will be in either Bond or Miller Hall by Red Square on Western's campus. The exact room will be posted here as soon as tomorrow. Final confirmation of this activity was recieved late, but do show up if you would like to hear some good background and forecasting for Washington moods and elections.
UPDATE: It's been confirmed that the lecture will be in Miller Hall 104. That's basically in red square.
Able to answer this and more is Republican pollster and political strategist David E. Johnson, CEO and Co-founder of Strategic Vision, LLC, a nationally recognized public relations and public affairs agency in Atlanta, Georgia. Mr. Johnson has over 20 years of political and public relations experience, including work on the 1988 Bob Dole Presidential Campaign and overseeing numerous campaigns throughout the Southeast.
Dave Johnson has spent the months since the election polling Washington citizens and has a good sense for what they have been thinking all along.
Democrat or Republican, come hear him at 6 p.m. on Monday April 11. This lecture is funded and organized by the AS and College Republicans.
Location will be in either Bond or Miller Hall by Red Square on Western's campus. The exact room will be posted here as soon as tomorrow. Final confirmation of this activity was recieved late, but do show up if you would like to hear some good background and forecasting for Washington moods and elections.
UPDATE: It's been confirmed that the lecture will be in Miller Hall 104. That's basically in red square.
posted by Mark at 10:43 PM
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