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MoneyWorks: Political advertising in the campaign's closing days
Written by Craig Layne, Morning Edition Host/Reporter | Oct 29, 2012 4:00 AM
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(Erie) -- Pennsylvanians are used to being inundated with political advertising from presidential campaigns -- but, this year things have been more quiet than usual.
Dr. Michael Federici is a professor of political science at Mercyhurst University in Erie.
As part of our MoneyWorks series, he spoke with witf's Craig Layne about the possibility of a surge in political advertising in the final days of the race...
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