Who Really Won and Why? UVA Center Presents Respected National Analysts at American Democracy Conference

November 29, 2000 -- The University of Virginia Center for Governmental Studies will co-host the third-annual American Democracy Conference on Monday, December 4^th at the Watergate Hotel in Washington, D.C. In conjunction with The Hotline, the Center will bring together the nation’s foremost political reporters and analysts to discuss the tumultuous 2000 elections. Panelists include Andrea Mitchell, Bob Schieffer, Elizabeth Drew, Craig Crawford and Chuck Todd from The Hotline, and Center for Governmental Studies Director Larry J. Sabato.

Building on the remarkable success of the three previous American Democracy Conferences, this year’s event promises to be more informative and entertaining than ever. The Conference, held in the Monticello Room of the historic Watergate Hotel, will consist of three panels:

• Panel 1 How Did We Get Here, Where are We Going?

• Panel 2 Congress 2000 — Split Indecision

• Panel 3 Predicting the Election — Crystal Ball or Ground Glass?

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: please contact the Office of University Relations at (804) 924-7116. Television reporters should contact the TV News Office at (804) 924-7550.
SOURCE: U.Va. News Services

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