King was a key part of CNN's innovative "America Votes 2008" coverage of the presidential campaign. He traveled to important early election states to cover and interview major candidates and broke news about campaign developments, including that then-Senator Barack Obama had chosen Sen. Joe Biden as his vice presidential running mate. He pioneered the use of the CNN "multi-touch" board, which allowed him to delve into election data and track delegates like never before for primary election nights.

State of the Union with John King is CNN’s new four-hour Sunday news program that offers a blend of newsmaker interviews, political analysis, national and world affairs, cultural segments, media analysis and commentary. As CNN’s chief national correspondent, King is also responsible for reporting on a range of stories in the United States and around the world. King joined CNN in May 1997 and was appointed chief national correspondent in April 2005. He served as CNN’s senior White House correspondent from 1999 to 2005.

WHEN
Tuesday, May 12
11:30 - Registration
Noon — Lunch
12:25 p.m. — Remarks and Q&A
1:00 — Adjourn

WHERE
The Commerce Club
34 Broad Street
Atlanta, GA 30303
For directions, please visit www.thecommerceclub.org. The $6 parking fee is not included in the ticket price. Because of limited parking at TCC, please consider using MARTA, whose Five Points station is across the street, or parking in nearby decks on Marietta Street.

RSVP
This luncheon is open to the public.
APC member prices
General admission ticket- $30
Reserved seating ticket- $32
Table of 10 - $300
Table of 10 with table sign & program listing- $325

Nonmember prices
General admission ticket- $40
Reserved seating ticket- $42
Table of 10- $400
Table of 10 with table sign & program listing- $450

General admission tickets and tables may be purchased at by clicking the link below. Reserved seating may be purchased by calling 404-577-7377. Payment must accompany reservations, and there is a 48-business hour cancellation policy. Tickets will not be sold after noon on Monday, May 11.