With Virginia having one of only two gubernatorial races in the country this November, politicos across the country are keeping their eyes focuses on the Commonwealth.
Come hear two seasoned communications veterans discuss the role that the media can play in political campaigns. Their insights, stories and theories will be interesting and entertaining.
Tim Murtaugh is the communications director for the Republican Party of Virginia. He is working closely with the three statewide campaigns as well as the House of Delegates elections and the upcoming 2010 Congressional races. His work ties him often with the Republican National Committee and the Republican Governor’s Association. Tim is a former Fredericksburg radio reporter in Charlottesville television personality.
Kimberly Allen spent a number of years in Democratic campaigns serving as communications director for U.S. Congressman Steve Rotham of New Jersey, spokesperson for the Obama campaign in New Jersey during the presidential primary, helped coordinate media with the Obama Press Office in Virginia and was a multimedia producer in Studio 08 at the Democratic National convention in Denver.
With Virginia having one of only two gubernatorial races in the country this November, politicos across the country are keeping their eyes focuses on the Commonwealth. 
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