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July 21, 2007 06:05 AM UTC

Paul Lopez, Joe Miklosi - Progressive Majority Interview Live, Saturday July 21st 10am 1510 am

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  • by: wade norris

Originally from New Boston, Michigan, Joe brings nearly 10 years of political and six years of corporate experience to Progressive Majority as the Colorado State Director.In 2002, Joe was the Director of Operations for the Colorado House Majority Project (HMP) and was instrumental in helping the 2002 HMP pick up two seats in the State House.  During the 2004 election cycle, Joe was the Executive Director of the Colorado House Majority Project.  Joe helped engineer the takeover in the Colorado State House for the first time since 1974 by picking up a net gain of seven State House seats and winning 16 out of 17 targeted seats – the second most of any state legislative chamber in the nation.

Thanks to Joe and the Progressive Majority this trend should continue in 2008.

Rebroadcast available on the website,
www.ultimatepolitics.net

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