Tom Joyner leads 1,000 African Americans in Miami
Reach Media's Tom Joyner yesterday hosted "March to Vote," an early voting event held at Miami Beach City Hall. Joyner, along with several of his celebrity friends and politicians, led 1,000 African Americans in a march from Jackie Gleason Theater to Miami Beach City Hall where voting booths and election officials were on site for participants to cast their ballots prior to Election day.
Among the participants were Michael Moore, director of "Fahrenheit 9/11," Star Jones of "The View," Jennifer Lewis of "Antwone Fisher," and Lavar Burton of "Star Trek: The Next Generation." Several political figures supported Tom and his efforts by marching as well including DNC Chair Terry McAuliffe, U.S.Rep. Corrine Brown (FL), U.S. Rep. Harold Ford, Jr. (TN) and Congressional Black Caucus members Kendrick Meek and Harold Ford. Additionally, former U.S. President Bill Clinton showed his support by calling into the Tom Joyner Morning Show, where he commended Joyner on all of his efforts to date to increase voter participation.
Fox News Radio election coverage adds Yahoo! News stream
Tailored exclusively for radio with no simulcasting of Fox News' TV coverage, Fox News Radio's live wall-to-wall coverage of the 2004 election will now include streaming over Yahoo! News. Coverage begins 8:00 PM ET and runs until 1:00 AM ET or until the 44th President is named. Coverage can be heard on Fox News' radio affiliates across the country, XM, Sirius, Yahoo! News and on www.foxnews.com. Yahoo! has 325 Million users worldwide.
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