As Carolyn Nichols traversed the city with her street team dispersing 60,000 pieces of campaign literature through 20 of Philadelphia's Democratic wards, she knew she had three to five seconds to win a voter's mind.
May 19, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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As Carolyn Nichols traversed the city with her street team dispersing 60,000 pieces of campaign literature through 20 of Philadelphia’s Democratic wards, she knew she had three to five seconds to win a voter’s mind.
As lawyers, judicial candidates would like to believe that their experience is the reason they are winning votes, said Nichols of her win in the Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Democratic primary Tuesday.
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