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Florida Department of State
Kurt S. Browning
Secretary of State

For Immediate Release
October 01, 2008

Contact:
Jennifer K. Davis
850.245.6527
jkdavis@dos.state.fl.us

Thursday Media Advisory: Secretary Browning to hold new media availability at 10:00 a.m. on the visits with overseas military voters regarding the 2008 Elections

Thursday Briefing from Overseas from Secretary Browning

Secretary Browning will be available live from Kuwait via conference call, Thursday, October 2, at 10:00 a.m. to brief reporters on recent visits with military personnel on preparing for the 2008 Elections. The Department of Defense invited Secretary Kurt Browning, along with the State Secretaries from California, Florida, Indiana, Mississippi, Pennsylvania, to meet with troops and voting representatives. The Secretary has continued his travel from Iraq and Kuwait to visit additional countries.

The call-in number is 866-295-5950 and the participant passcode is 9688114#.

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