Enquirer: Professor says People Lie about Voting
Assistant professor of
Patrick Miller was recently quoted in The Cincinnati Enquirer for two stories about some of the most important weapons in any politicians arsenal: campaign offices and poll results.
In a story comparing the number of campaign offices in Ohio held by President Barack Obama and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, Miller says, The more offices you have, the greater capacity youre building to have a good get-out-the-vote operation. To read the full story, go to
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In a story about the newspapers recent poll on voter satisfaction, Miller says, People do lie about voting. To read the full story, go to
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