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Eric Sondermann

Denver, Tabernash
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Independent commentator. Weekly columnist. TV talking head. Biting; insightful; provocative. With a dash of humor. Divides time between Tabernash and Denver.
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A pro’s guide to election night | SONDERMANN

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By Eric Sondermann
| Colorado Politics Verified
It is finally upon us. Come Tuesday evening, the ever-so-illuminating TV ads will cease. The nonstop campaign texts will halt. Junk mail will return to its usual definition. Wherever you plan to get your election results, the key to making sense of each incoming update is understanding how it fits into the broader context. With that in mind, here are a number of key markers. All clock times are in Colorado time. Polls will close first in the largest parts of Indiana and Kentucky at 4 p.m. our time.
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Election clarity unlikely to end current volatility | Eric Sondermann

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By Eric Sondermann
| The Denver Gazette Verified
In their aftermath, the 1990s were described by some as a “holiday from history.” Columnist George Will first coined the phrase. The reference was to a tranquil decade of relative peace and stability after the Soviet Union’s demise and the end of the Cold War. Of course, that widespread serenity came to an abrupt halt with the 9/11 attacks in the fall of 2001. No one will confuse the current moment for such a holiday. Tension and upheaval seem omnipresent.
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Warning: High volatility ahead | SONDERMANN

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By Eric Sondermann
| Colorado Politics Verified
Some described the 1990s in their aftermath as a “holiday from history.” Columnist George Will first coined the phrase. The reference was to a tranquil decade of relative peace and stability after the Soviet Union’s demise and the end of the Cold War. Of course, that widespread serenity came to an abrupt halt with the 9/11 attacks in the fall of 2001. No one will confuse the current moment for such a holiday. Tension and upheaval seem omnipresent.
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