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Ask Roll Call: Twitter Q&A Thursday Afternoon

By Christina Bellantoni
Posted March 31, 2011 at 8:17am

Ask questions for Roll Call’s ninth Twitter Q&A, to take place Thursday around 1 p.m.

The latest edition is with Politics Editor Lauren Whittington. She’s a walking encyclopedia of facts about Congressional races and knows a lot about sports, too.

Submit questions directly to @rollcall via Twitter here, and Lauren (@l_whittington) will answer them this afternoon. We will post a transcript as well.

Read our previous Twitter Q&A transcripts with Steven T. Dennis here, Jennifer Bendery here, Steve Peoples here, John Stanton here, Stu Rothenberg here, Paul Singer here, the talented photo department (Tom Williams, Bill Clark, Doug Graham and Andrew Satter) here, Ambreen Ali here and Kate Ackley here.

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