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WINNIPEG - Less than four weeks from now, Manitobans will decide whether the New Democrats will stay in power for another four years or whether it’s time for another party to have a crack at power.

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WINNIPEG – Less than four weeks from now, Manitobans will decide whether the New Democrats will stay in power for another four years or whether it’s time for another party to have a crack at power.

Many of you care. Some of you couldn’t care less. All of you will be affected, whether you care to admit it or not.

As the provincial election campaign unfolds, the Free Press will cover the parties, their policies and their personalities from all the angles, in print and online. We’re also ramping up our efforts to get more voters involved as part our Democracy Project.

To that end, we’re planning a series of chat sessions called Talk the Vote.

Join Free Press political reporters Mia Rabson and Bartley Kives as they gather their thoughts about the election news of the day and solicit some of yours. Today’s topic will be negative campaigning.

This isn’t an online talk show, per se, but a chance for readers to share their thoughts about the campaign, pose a few questions and also make suggestions about our coverage. We’ll take the best suggestions to the rest of the election team.

So visit again at 3 p.m. And remember our slogan: More talk, less rock.

(That part should be easy enough. Mia and Bartley do not rock. They barely even sway. But that’s another story.)

 

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Updated on Thursday, September 8, 2011 9:11 AM CDT: Daily update.

Updated on Thursday, September 8, 2011 10:49 AM CDT: Updated with topic of the day.

Updated on Thursday, September 8, 2011 1:59 PM CDT: Tweak links.

Updated on Thursday, September 8, 2011 5:45 PM CDT: Tweaks text

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