THIS is the Best Blog Covering National Politics?
March 16th, 2007
Through some bizarre miscarriage of justice, e.politics won a Golden Dot award last night as “Best Blog — National Politics.” I’m as mystified as you, though I ain’t exactly complaining. Seriously, I’m happy as hell — it’s an honor. Thanks to the judges for picking e.politics out of the fray, and thanks to ALL y’all for being along for the ride.
The full list of winners:
- Outstanding National Online Campaign: Grassroots Enterprise — My Party Too
- Outstanding State Online Campaign: Mandate Media — Earl Blumenauer for Oregon
- Best Website/Federal Candidate: Campaign Solutions — Jim Talent
- Best Website/Local Campaign: Campaign Advantage — Pat LaMarche for Governor of Maine
- Best Website/Issue Advocacy Campaign: NGP Software, Inc. — The Great American Condom Campaign
- Best Blog/Local, State, or Federal Candidate: John Hall for Congress
- Best Blog/Local or State Politics: Left in the West
- Best Blog/National Politics: epolitics.com
- Best Blog/Issues and Advocacy: Sourcewatch.org
- Best Mobile/Text Message Campaign: Rights Group — Working Assets
- Best Podcast Series: echoditto — Pearl Harbor Survivors Project
- Best Networked Campaign: Blue State Digital — Democratic National Committee
- Best Vlog: HamNation
- Best Political Web Video: Free Range Studios — Grocery Store Wars
- Best Animation or Mashup: Blackrock Associates — Nick Lampson for Congress
- Best Online Viral Campaign: Blackrock Associates — Macaca/Jim Webb for Senate
- Best Online Community Response Effort: echoditto — Since Sliced Bread
- Best Online Get-Out-The-Vote Campaign: ProgressNowAction
– cpd
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6 Comments Add your own
1. Susan | March 16th, 2007 at 10:23 am
Congratulations Colin–it was well deserved! ~S
2. Jason Z. | March 16th, 2007 at 10:30 am
I blame the butterfly ballot. I was trying to vote for Pat Buchanan.
Congratulations, Colin.
3. Congrats e.politics &&hellip | March 18th, 2007 at 9:13 pm
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4. Conservative Blog | August 7th, 2007 at 8:58 am
lol @ Jason.Z .. Congrats Colin Delany..You are a wise contributor.. overall..and lol jason no need to blame the butterfly ballot..
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