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Obama's Chance to Make Sure He Leaves No LGBTQ Vote Behind in Philly

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Philadelphia City Paper | October 6, 2008

Every election year, Philadelphia's OutFest becomes ground zero for local and state politicians hoping to win the gay vote. This year, the stakes are even higher: The votes of Philly's LGBTQ community will help decide where Pennsylvania falls in the presidential race.

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Tags: Pennsylvania, 2008 presidential election, Barack Obama, OutFest, gay & lesbian issues, battleground states

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