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Barack Obama could announce his choice for vice president as soon as tomorrow morning. When he does, his campaign says that Obama's supporters, and anyone who has signed up online, will be the first to learn the news because they'll receive a text message from the candidate on their cell phones.

All Things Considered host Tom Crann talked with  

 Jon Gordon about what this means for the campaign and for voters.

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Barack Obama could announce his choice for vice president as soon as tomorrow morning. What does this mean for voters and for Obama's campaign?

Barack Obama could announce his choice for vice president as soon as tomorrow morning. When he does, his campaign says that Obama's supporters, and anyone who has signed up online, will be the first to learn the news -- because they'll receive a text message from the candidate on their cell phones. Jon Gordeon of Minnesota Public Radio's Future Tense discusses.

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