The sixty-one endorsements of Tim Kaine.

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  1. Alexandria Gazette Packet
  2. Alexandria Metro Herald
  3. Alexandria Times
  4. Annandale Times
  5. Arlington Connection
  6. Bristol Herald-Courier
  7. Bluefield Telegraph
  8. Burke Connection
  9. Burke Times
  10. Centre View
  11. Centreville Times
  12. Chantilly Times
  13. Clarke Times-Courier
  14. Clinch Valley News
  15. Crewe-Burkeville Journal
  16. Fairfax Connection
  17. Fairfax Station Connection
  18. Fairfax Station Times
  19. Fairfax Times
  20. Falls Church News Press
  21. Farmville Herald
  22. Fauquier Times Democrat
  23. Gainesville Times
  24. George Mason University Broadside
  25. Gloucester-Mathews Gazette-Journal
  26. Great Falls Connection
  27. Great Falls Times
  28. Hampton Roads Daily Press
  29. Hampton Roads Voice
  30. Herndon Connection
  31. Herndon Times
  32. Laurel Hill Connection
  33. Loudoun Connection
  34. Loudoun Friday Times
  35. Loudoun Times-Mirror
  36. Manassas Journal-Messenger
  37. McLean Connection
  38. McLean Times
  39. Mount Vernon Gazette
  40. Northumberland Echo
  41. Potomac Almanac
  42. Potomac News
  43. Rappahannock News
  44. Reston Connection
  45. Reston Times
  46. Richlands News Press
  47. Richmond Free Press
  48. Richmond Voice
  49. Roanoke Times
  50. Rockbridge Weekly
  51. Springfield Connection
  52. Springfield Times
  53. Staunton Daily News Leader
  54. Suffolk News Herald
  55. University of Virginia Cavalier Daily
  56. Veterans’ Vision
  57. Vienna/Oakton Connection
  58. Virginian Pilot
  59. Washington Post
  60. Williamsburg Virginia Gazette
  61. Wytheville Enterprise

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3 replies on “The sixty-one endorsements of Tim Kaine.”

  2. John Kerry got twice as many endorsements as Bush, and yet he lost. So I’m not putting much faith in endorsements this time around. How many people actually read papers and moreso the editorial pages?

    Best bet is to get-out-the-vote the old and trusted way.

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