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Details on Michelle Obama's NM Visit

Wednesday, 03 September 2008 22:40 By Jeff Jones

Wife of the Democratic presidential candidate is holding two events in New Mexico today.

Barack Obama's presidential campaign has released details about wife Michelle Obama's visit to New Mexico - and tickets are now available for one of her two events here.

Michelle Obama's first NM event, a "roundtable discussion" with military families, will take place at 11 this morning at the College of Santa Fe.

The event will be live-streamed on KOAT-TV's Web site.

Entrance to that first event is by invitation only, but the campaign on Wednesday was giving out tickets to today's second event - a 4 p.m. "New Mexico Women for Obama" voter registration rally at the University of New Mexico's student union.

The campaign announced that all the tickets had been doled out by Wednesday afternoon, the Albuquerque Journal reported this morning.

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