The Old Dominion is traditionally conservative and hasn't supported a Democratic presidential candidate since 1964. But that isn't dampening the enthusiasm of Virginia's Democrats, who are launching a massive ground campaign for Barack Obama and other candidates. Kojo talks with the party chairman about his strategy for the fall.
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Will Virginia 'Go Blue' in November?
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Richard Cranwell
Chairman, Democratic Party of Virginia
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