The Presidential Polls Open! Teens Participate in Nation's Largest "Mock" Election

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WHO:		Channel One News, the leading school-based news broadcast, now in its second year of partnership with NBC News' Peacock Productions
WHAT:		Opens "One Vote" Presidential Poll - Teens Nationwide Cast Their Vote in Largest Online Election
WHERE:		Channel One Schools Nationwide Will Be Participating and all Teens Eligible To Vote Online at www.channelone.com or www.onevote.com
WHEN:		Begins Today! October 20 - 24 Results will be announced October 29
WHY:		Since the inception of OneVote, Channel One News has recorded millions of ballots every four years and continues to serve as an important platform, inspiring lively and educational dialogue among teens and within the classroom about the nation's political process and freedoms

FACT: Since 1992, ALL OneVote Presidential elections have predicted the national outcome

Hear what's on the minds of this next influential voting class who are exercising their right to vote - NOW!

FOR MEDIA COVERAGE AT YOUR LOCAL MIDDLE SCHOOL OR HIGH SCHOOL AND TO ARRANGE INTERVIEWS WITH VOTING STUDENTS AND EDUCATORS, PLEASE CONTACT: JODI SMITH FOR CHANNEL ONE NEWS (212)329-8359 or jsmith@alloymarketing.com.

ABOUT CHANNEL ONE NEWS

Peabody and Webby Award-winning Channel One News, an Alloy Media + Marketing company, is the preeminent news and content provider reaching over six million teens in middle schools and high schools across the country - nearly 25% of teenagers in the U.S. In recent months, Channel One News has covered fast-breaking world events from regions such as Iraq, Kuwait, Afghanistan, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Jordan, Cuba, Venezuela, North Korea, Myanmar, and Qatar. Through a partnership with NBC News' Peacock Productions, Channel One News expands its global newsgathering capabilities, ensuring worldwide coverage wherever and whenever news breaks. Channel One News programming has been featured on leading networks and news programs, including NBC Nightly News and Today Show, CNN, ABC News, and Nightline. Visit the Webby Award-winning website www.ChannelOne.com to learn more.