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Conventions an Important Part of Nation's History
By Congressman Michael Turner

This summer, delegates representing the two of the world's oldest political parties will meet in their respective cities to formally nominate their candidates for President and Vice President of the United States. On November 4, 2008, one of these candidates—Senator Barack Obama of Illinois or Senator John McCain of Arizona—will be elected as our nation's 44th President.

Conversion to Digital Television Broadcast Must Begin Soon
By Congressman Michael Turner

It is time for American households to start preparing for the conversion of all over-the-air television broadcasts. Currently, television stations provide broadcasts in both analog and digital formats. Starting February 18, 2009 television broadcasting will only be available in digital and those consumers with analog-only televisions will no longer be able to receive service.

Vote is Needed on Legislation to Make America More Energy Independent
By Congressman Michael Turner

Aerospace Important for Nation and Local Economy
By Congressman Michael Turner

Congressional Offices Provide Help with Grants
By Congressman Michael Turner

Immigration Legislation Important for Economic and National Security
By Congressman Michael Turner

Illegal immigration is one of the most important issues facing America today. I am committed to reducing the flow of illegal immigration into our country through securing our borders and greater enforcement of existing laws.

Local Pastor to Serve as Guest Chaplin in United States Congress
By Congressman Michael Turner

Internships Beneficial to Students
By Congressman Michael Turner

As young people move through their educational careers and attempt to find their path in life, it is important that they gather as many different experiences as possible. One outstanding way for students to gather experience is to take part in internships. My offices in Dayton, Wilmington, and Washington, D.C, provide an enjoyable and educational opportunity for the many students that serve as interns.