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Presidential Ground Game Heats Up

By On November 2, 2012 · Leave a Comment · In Bente Birkeland, Elections, KRCC News, Politics

Both presidential campaigns are working overtime in the home stretch to try to mobilize their bases and get voters to the polls. In Colorado where the race is seen as a tossup, the ground game will be especially important. Bente Birkeland talked with grassroots volunteers from both campaigns out on the front lines.

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