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AIR DATE: Tuesday, November 6th 2012

POSTED BY: SARAH JANE ROTHENFLUCH

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Tune in to OPB Radio, or join Think Out Loud at Rontoms in Portland, for full election night coverage. On the radio you'll hear live coverage by NPR and OPB throughout the evening as results come in. NPR will lead the news with updates on the presidential race and the shake-out of the House and Senate. Think Out Loud will join the coverage with updates on the regional races including Portland mayor, attorney general, Portland city commissioner, secretary of state, Washington governor, the many ballot initiatives and much more.

If you'd like to come to the party to watch the results and see the live radio program in action, we'll be at Rontoms (600 East Burnside Street in Portland) beginning at 7 p.m. No need to RSVP. Admission is free and open to everyone age 21 and over.

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