Podcasts about democratic gubernatorial

Tonight, on NJ Spotlight News … Tenafly native Edan Alexander has been released after 584 days in captivity… he was the last surviving US hostage being held by Hamas; Plus, more flight delays and cancellations at Newark Airport over the weekend. The third ground stop due to technical issues in two weeks… as transportation officials say it could take months to update the failing infrastructure; Also, Newark Mayor Ras Baraka is set to appear in court this week after being arrested outside an ICE facility on Friday for allegedly trespassing; And, NJ DECIDES 2025, TONIGHT our conversation with the Democratic Gubernatorial candidates, moderated by WNYC Radio's morning edition host Michael Hill & our anchor Briana Vannozzi.   

Tonight, on NJ Spotlight News…A MASSIVE BLOW… New Jersey cancels its latest request for more offshore wind development as the future of the industry remains up in the air; Plus, TRUMP TARIFF WHIPLASH, over the weekend, President Trump imposed trade tariffs on several countries. Then pulled one back…what pain will you feel in your pocket? Also, several Democratic Gubernatorial hopefuls face off in their first primary debate; And, wooing the TEEN VOTE…The City of Newark launches a voter registration for sixteen-year-olds …. 

Democratic candidate Ryan Busse drops by in-studio to make his bid for the office of Governor. Joined by his running mate, Raph Graybill, the pair discuss their background, platform, their criticism of current Governor Greg Gianforte’s approach on property taxes, […] The post Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Ryan Busse Makes His Bid first appeared on Voices of Montana.

Governor Spencer Cox has changed his tune. He announced this morning in his monthly news conference that he will be voting for Trump this election... instead of writing in a candidate. Joining me live is Democratic Gubernatorial candidate... Brian King.

Hosts: Leah Murray and Maura Carabello Just today, Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Brian King chose his running mate: Lieutenant Governor-hopeful Rebekah Cummings. She joins KSL at Night – in her first media interview – to explain her stances. She shares how book bans brought her to the political arena, and what she wants to do because of it.

Hosts: Leah Murray and Maura Carabello Recapping the biggest moments from the weekend’s state conventions KSL at Night hosts Leah Murray and Maura Carabello kick off the week talking about the biggest political stories from the weekend – all centered around the political state conventions. Bridger Beal-Cvetko, KSL.com reporter, joins the program to recap the biggest races and challenges the convention faced. Controversy surrounds the behavior displayed at the conventions Besides the races, the biggest thing coming out of the GOP convention was decorum, or the lack thereof. Former Speaker of the Utah House, Greg Hughes, joins the show to defend conventions, while also admitting that there were several things that disappointed and concerned him with last weekend’s conventions. He explains his more nuanced stance. State political conventions – how do they adapt to the changing times? Continuing the conversation on conventions, we take a look at the opposing views. Holly Richardson, Editor of Utah Policy, discusses her concerns about future conventions due to “disgraceful” behavior by GOP delegates. The hosts discuss if the convention process is even applicable nowadays with the signature-gathering primary option. The FCC restores net neutrality – what does it mean? Troy Rydman, Sr. Practice Manager for AWS Security, Risk, Compliance for Strategic Accounts, calls into the program to talk about the Federal Communication Commission’s recent decision to restore net neutrality. He clarifies what the changes will look like, and how they compare to the last time net neutrality was in place. Democratic Lt. Gov. nominee Rebekah Cummings discuss her and Brian King’s campaign Just today, Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Brian King chose his running mate: Lieutenant Governor-hopeful Rebekah Cummings. She joins KSL at Night – in her first media interview – to explain her stances. She shares how book bans brought her to the political arena, and what she wants to do because of it. Historic deal gives Colorado River tribes access to water rights An historic deal gives water rights to six tribes in the Upper Colorado River Basin. Gene Shawcroft, Colorado River Commissioner for Utah, explains the recent developments that will impact how water will be used along the river. He also talks about how Lake Powell is looking, especially with this year’s snowpack. Salt Lake City revamps its transportation plans Regardless of where you live in Utah, you’re bound to visit Salt Lake City at some point. Whether for a sports game, General Conference, or the potential 2034 Olympics, the world comes to Salt Lake City pretty often. That results in traffic issues, so the city’s looking at revamping its transportation plans. Joe Taylor, Transportation Planner for SLC’s Transportation Division, joins the show. Retiring at 62: Why the trend for earlier retirement is growing in popularity More and more people try to retire earlier than 65, but is it actually feasible? If you didn’t get started on saving for retirement in your 20s, is it too late? Should you prioritize retirement or your kids’ college? Kristen Cooper, President of Axios Capital, breaks it down on KSL at Night, giving good resources for those who might not be the most financially-savvy.    

Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Crystal Quade joins WUMM to discuss her campaign platform, who she wants to run against, and more. Former St. Louis Cardinals broadcaster, Dan McLaughlin. Is there hope for the Cardinals next season?

On tonight's program: The governor signs a bill targeting what's known as ESG investments; Some trial defendants would be spared from deposition requirements under a bill heading to Governor DeSantis's desk; The federal trial of former Tallahassee Mayor and Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum is still in the hands of the jury; A bill is nearing passage that would require state inspectors, rather than Disney employees, to make sure the theme park's iconic monorail system is safe; And current Florida state employees will likely see a pay hike. State retirees though, probably won't.

Bishop On Air talks with former Illinois Democratic gubernatorial candidate Beverly Miles about what she sees as her role in this election cycle after losing the primary.

The 5 candidates running for Governor of Rhode Island debate on NBC 10 at Johnson and Wales University.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Full Hour | In today's second hour, Dom leads off by discussing a Republican trend toward supporting Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Josh Shapiro, lamenting that there are multiple reasons that the candidate would be highly detrimental to our State. Dom tells about Shapiro turning a blind eye to the crime in Philadelphia under Larry Krasner, reminding listeners of the power granted his way by state lawmakers to step in, in which he continuously refuses. Then, Giordano tells about an Inquirer article that tries to reframe the narrative around Shapiro's take on Coronavirus, now trying to portray the candidate as somebody fighting against the overbearing masking and edicts in schools. Then, Giordano loops back to the clip of John Fetterman saying that people of color are less likely to carry an ID card, calling out the comment as racist. Then, Dom asks whether, if Fetterman is elected, Pennsylvania will have the most entitled representatives, but Dan throws out New Jersey's Booker and Menendez as close competitors. Then, Representative Dan Meuser checks in to the Dom Giordano Program to preview an upcoming appearance by President Joe Biden in his area, appearing in the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton area. First, Dom asks for Meuser's opinion on the spike in crime across the state, with Dom noting that he predicts crime and justice to be a big portion of Biden's speech. Then, Giordano and Meuser hop into a discussion about the midterm elections in Pennsylvania, with the Congressman offering his opinion on both John Fetterman and Josh Shapiro, two Democrats running for high office in PA. (Photo by Anna Rose Layden/Getty Images)

Democratic Gubernatorial hopeful Wes Moore will explain why he wants to become Marylands' first Black Governor. Before we hear from Wes Moore, Community activist Mollie Bell will check in to talk politics. Before Sister Mollie, Child Psychologist Dr. Denise Wright examines some of the problems facing our youngsters heading back to school. Getting us started The President of the Washington Teachers Union, Jacqueline Lyons. Text DCnews to 52140 For Local & Exclusive News Sent Directly To You! The Big Show starts on WOL 95.9 FM & 1450 AM, 1010 AM WOLB and woldcnews.com at 6 am ET., 5 am CT., 3 am PT., and 11 am BST. Call in # 800 450 7876 to participate & listen liveSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vicky Cayetano, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, joined the Honolulu Star-Advertiser's “Spotlight Hawaii” livestream show today and answered viewer questions. This series shines a spotlight on issues affecting the Hawaiian Islands.

Hawaii Democratic gubernatorial candidate Kai Kahele joined the Honolulu Star-Advertiser's “Spotlight Hawaii” livestream show today and answered viewer questions. This series shines a spotlight on issues affecting the Hawaiian Islands.

Mayor Romero goes straight to the Nazi card on Blake Masters. Does she ever do her job as Mayor of Tucson? Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Katie Hobbs was twice found guilty by juries of racial discrimination against legislative staffer Talonya Adams. Chris revisits Talonya Adams response to Hobbs "apology". What GOP candidates need to do to win in November. Chris makes his suggestions and invites your comments.

 Vincent and Joel sit down with prestigious political journalist Caitlin Byrd and Long time Friend, Journalist, Consultant, and Political Extraordinaire Antjuan Seawright to get a nuanced and detailed look at the results from the 2022 primaries and the reasons behind them! They discuss the Mace/Arrington and Rice/Fry showdowns, the Democratic Gubernatorial race, and other hot topics from this elections cycle. Hear how the Senators' predictions panned out, what the general elections will look like, and some juicy drama from a few of the elections!Get your latest Statehouse update and hear firsthand the rationale behind some of the legislature's controversial bills. Join Senators Sheheen and Lourie in this week's episode where they take a deeper look at upcoming legislation and lawmakers' actions in S.C. 

Democrat hopefuls for Governor of Alabama Yolanda Flowers and State Senator Malika Sanders-Fortier debate with Robert and Aqualyn Kennedy hosting. 

 Vincent and Joel sit down with prestigious political reporter Meg Kinnard to get a nuanced and detailed look at the contentious 2022 primaries right around the corner! They discuss the Mace/Arrington and Rice/Fry showdowns, the Democratic Gubernatorial race, and other hot topics from this elections cycle. Hear what the Senator's predict the outcomes will be and who the major players are around the state!Get your latest Statehouse update and hear firsthand the rationale behind some of the legislature's controversial bills. Join Senators Sheheen and Lourie in this week's episode where they take a deeper look at upcoming legislation and lawmakers' actions in S.C. 

Join C4 and Bryan as they discuss the Democratic Gubernatorial debate that happened last night at Maryland Public Television. There was a testy budget meeting yesterday between Marilyn Mosby and Baltimore City Council. Also, gas seems to be going up hourly. When will $5/gallon be the national average? C4 and Bryan Nehman are live weekdays from 5:30-10:00am ET on WBAL Newsradio 1090, FM101.5, and the WBAL Radio App.

Two of the Democratic candidates for governor, Tom Suozzi and Jumaane Williams, met tonight for a Democratic primary debate on NY1, where they touched on some of their policy proposals, as well as both going after the conspicuously absent incumbent, Kathy Hochul. Political reporters Zack Fink, Courtney Gross and Juan Manuel Benítez analyze the highlights of the televised event, and share their thoughts on some of the night's more surprising moments. Additionally, they discuss the end of the state legislative session in Albany, and how it will impact Mayor Adams' influence on the education system in New York City. We want to hear from you, especially what you think about the candidates for governor. Leave a message: 212-379-3440Email: yourstoryny1@charter.com

Ep. 10 - The Democratic Gubernatorial Interviews - Wes Moore

Ep. 9 - The Democratic Gubernatorial Interviews - Ralph Jaffe

Ep. 8 - The Democratic Gubernatorial Interviews - Jerome Segal 

Ep. 7 - The Democratic Gubernatorial Interviews - Rushern Baker

Ep. 6 - The Democratic Gubernatorial Interviews - Tom Perez

Ep. 5 - The Democratic Gubernatorial Interviews - Doug Gansler

Civil rights lawyer and former Maryland and U.S. secretary of labor Tom Perez is running for the Democratic nomination for Maryland governor.  We ask the Montgomery County resident how he plans to address the rising cost of housing and to expand access to health insurance.  Plus, Perez says jobs are a priority. He says fully implementing the Blueprint for Education and tackling the state's transit challenges will attract employers. Read more about the Perez campaign platform here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join C4 and Bryan as they discuss a Baltimore City Council meeting that devolved into a shouting match last night. Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Was Moore joins the show to talk about the current controversy surrounding him and the Democratic Candidate forum that happened at Coppin State University on Tuesday night. And, Maryland State Senator Will Smith Jr joins the show to discuss the dispute between Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh and Harford County Sheriff Jeff Gahler. C4 and Bryan Nehman are live weekdays from 5:30-10:00am ET on WBAL Newsradio 1090, FM101.5, and the WBAL Radio App.

The gubernatorial debate between Democratic candidates Tina Kotek and Tobias Read.

Former Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler, a Democrat,is running for governor.  Along with expanding mass transit and supporting tech entrepreneurs, at the top of his priorities is fighting crime. Gansler plans to hire a thousand more police and to place resource officers in schools.  He also wants to keep more people out of jail by creating more alternative court dockets for drug charges.  Gansler says his experience, like holding banks accountable during the 2010 foreclosure crisis, prepared him for this moment, "It's that kind of understanding of how the government works that we need to have to rebuild after Covid, rebuild our economy with a focus on business. I'm an unabashed pro-business, pro-public safety Democrat." Read more about the Gansler-Hollingsworth platform here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ep. 4 - The Democratic Gubernatorial Interviews - Ashwani Jain

Former Obama administration official Ashwani Jain is seeking the Democratic nomination for Maryland governor. At 32 years old, he would be the youngest governor in the country if elected.  We talk about Jain's plans to make public transit free, create a massive public-jobs program, and lead the recovery from the pandemic.  Another priority: doing away with the state income tax for most residents.  Read more of Ashwani Jain's plans here.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ep. 2 - The Democratic Gubernatorial Interviews - Jon Baron

The Democratic Gubernatorial Interviews - John King

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In my continuing coverage of the Democratic primary races, I managed to bring Joy Diaz onto the EPB, the only woman in the gubernatorial race, and she's ready to tackle it all from women's reproductive rights to reforming the way we handle the education system. A great convo full of insight into Diaz's story and motivation to leave her career as a reporter and bring change to Texas from the top. Early voting has started! Don't know where to vote?voteelpaso.comto find your nearest pollJoy DiazWebsite:www.joydiaz.comwww.texasneedsjoy.comFB:https://www.facebook.com/TexasNeedsJoyTwitter:@TXNeedsjoy2022IG:@texasneedsjoyYou want to reach me? You know how to do ittheelpasobeat@gmail.comFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/TheElPasoBeatTwitter:@TheElPasoBeatInstagram: @TheElPasoBeat*Guest appearances are not considered endorsementsAll mentions of the campaign are paid for by Genera for El Paso, Treasurer Richard Genera 11021 Aqua Ct El Paso Texas 79936

We talk with Democratic Gubernatorial candidate, former Attorney General Doug Gansler!

Rhode Island Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Helena Foulkes joins Gene Valicenti in studio to discuss her run for Governor. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tezlyn Figaro moderates the Our Black Party Maryland Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Forum as they discuss an agenda for Black Marylanders. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Nov. 24, 2021 - With a majority of the Democratic field for governor currently residing in New York City, we wanted to explore who has the advantage in the competition for this voter rich portion of the electorate, especially the Brooklyn. City & State NY senior reporter Jeff Coltin lays out the strengths and weaknesses of the downstate candidates and handicaps how the race for the Democratic nomination could unfold.

Oct. 29, 2021 - The race to be mayor of Buffalo is intriguing by itself, but a political science class could also be taught about the endorsements - or lack of endorsements - in the race. Metropolitan Public Strategies founder and CEO Neal Kwatra reads the political tea leaves behind the approach to this race by U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi, Gov. Kathy Hochul and Attorney General Tish James.

In Season 2 Episode 1 of Don't Sleep New York, we deep dive on Kathy Hochul - New York's first female governor. Hosts Matt and Ranajoy explore how her career in politics led her to this moment, what's she's prioritizing in the months ahead, and what she needs to do to enhance her chances of winning next year's Democratic Gubernatorial primary.

September 21, 2021 - Even before officially getting sworn in as governor, Kathy Hochul made it clear she would run for a full term in 2022. Potentially standing in her way - even before a general election - is a field of Democratic hopefuls who may try to wrest the party's nomination away from her. Metropolitan Strategies founder and CEO Neal Kwatra, who advised Cuomo's 2014 re-election campaign, weighs in on the evolving field and handicaps the chances of the leading Democratic contenders in 2022.

President Joe Biden unveils a blueprint for targeting Domestic Extremists, formerly known as American Citizens, in new 32-page report. Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe says critical race theory is a conspiracy and we review a lesson from the classroom. Maryland police tase a 17-year-old young man and Georgia fires 5 officers after man died by hanging in their custody.​And more! Join criminal defense lawyer Robert F. Gruler in a discussion on the latest legal, criminal and political news, including:​

Fairfield District Supervisor Frank Thornton is endorsing Jennifer McClellan in the Democratic gubernatorial primary. McClellan’s campaign made the announcement this morning. Thornton has represented the Fairfield District on the Henrico Board of Supervisors since 1995. "I have known Jennifer for a long time and have watched her lead change, serve the greater Richmond community, and deliver generational progress for Virginia," Thornton said in his endorsement announcement. "Our Commonwealth is long overdue for a new perspective, and we need a governor who can get things done on day one. I know that Jennifer has the experience and perspective to lead Virginia...Article LinkSupport the show (http://henricocitizen.com/contribute)

Chaz Nuttycombe gives his thoughts on the first debate between the Democratic candidates for Governor of Virginia, and where the race stands now.

Gathering on the Virginia State University campus Tuesday, the Democratic candidates for governor met for their first of four televised, party-sponsored debates. In a socially distanced auditorium scattered with press and a few audience members, Delegate Lee Carter, former Delegate Jennifer Carroll Foy, Lieutenant Governor Justin Fairfax, former Governor Terry McAuliffe and state Senator Jennifer McClellan stood between clear dividers to debate key issues in the race for the Democratic nomination. Jennifer Carroll Foy Carroll Foy stuck to her roots while speaking in the auditorium that is just yards from the city in which she grew up. “Virginians deserve a governor...Article LinkSupport the show (http://henricocitizen.com/contribute)

"Trump has brought the rural voice back into play," Shelley Lenz told me on this episode of Plain Talk. Lenz is the Democratic-NPL candidate for governor, challenging Republican incumbent Doug Burgum, and while she clearly doesn't like Trump overall, she is critical of her own party for not paying enough attention to the priorities of rural Americans. "Urban Democrats are misinformed," she told me. Much of our conversation, as you might expect, focused on the COVID-19 pandemic and Burgum's response to it. Lenz says Burgum has "failed" by, among other things, not paying enough attention to the advice from medical experts. "He's not a doctor," Lenz said. She also spoke about her "homegrown prosperity" platform that would seek to promote more investment in North Dakota.

Brandon was elected President of the City Council by his fellow council members last year when then Council President Jack Young became Mayor after Catherine Pugh’s fall from grace. He was first elected to the Council in 2011 to represent the 2nd District. Before that, he worked in the office of then Council President Stephanie Rawlings Blake as her representative in Northeast Baltimore. In 2018, Jim Shea picked Mr. Scott as his running mate in their unsuccessful bid in the Democratic Gubernatorial primary. Council President Scott fended off a crowded field of challengers for his party’s nomination, including former mayor Shelia Dixon. Brandon Scott is 36 years old. He grew up in Park Heights, where his parents and family still live. He lives in the Frankford neighborhood in North East Baltimore.

And then there were two.  It appears our gubernatorial race is all set for November....the fairly close GOP race between Spencer Cox and Jon Huntsman Jr....over and done with after Cox Tweeted....he'd just gotten off the phone with Huntsman who conceded around 4:30.  Joining us live now is the *DEMOCRATIC* nominee for governor....University of Utah law professor Chris Peterson. Sir, thank you for joining us.  * Your position as the Democratic nominee has been secured since April....we're assuming you've been watching how things play out on the other side of the aisle very closely....right? * And about that Republican race....was there a candidate you were hoping to take on in the big show in November? * Down to brass tax now....you say you're a "national leader and authority on consumer protection"....how does your experience make you the best person to lead the Beehive State? 

On this week's episode, we spend the majority of the show talking with three West Virginia democratic gubernatorial candidates about their campaigns and how they would tackle issues they could be faced with if elected into office. In the last segment, we interview a democratic candidate for the United States Senate about his platform and the importance of bringing jobs to the Mountain state.In segment 1, Kanawha County Commissioner Ben Salango tells us why he wants to be governor of West Virginia, why he believes he is the best choice of the democratic candidates, and what he would do if faced with a second wave of COVID-19 while in office.In segment 2, West Virginia Senator Ron Stollings explains why he thinks his medical background makes him the best choice for governor, the future of the Hobet mine project, and what he would do differently than the current administration, should he be elected.In segment 3, Democratic Candidate Stephen Smith tells us how his campaign differs from other candidates, highlights the people and organizations backing him, and tells us his plan to fix the state budget deficit. In segment 4, Richie Robb, attorney and former mayor of South Charleston, tells us why he is running for U.S. Senate, details his platform, and explains how he plans to bring jobs to the Mountain state.

Joe Biden has called for rent and mortgage payments to be canceled during the pandemic. Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Chris Peterson has called for Governor Herbert to extend the eviction moratorium in Utah. Lee takes a look into both calls to action. 

Tom's guest is City Council President Brandon Scott, Democratic candidate for Mayor. Mr. Scott was first elected to the Council in 2011 to represent the 2nd District. Prior to that, he worked in the office of then Council President Stephanie Rawlings Blake as her representative in Northeast Baltimore. In 2018, Jim Shea picked Mr. Scott as his running mate in their unsuccessful bid in the Democratic Gubernatorial primary. Brandon Scott is 36 years old, which is, BTW, about the same age that Martin O’Malley was when he was elected Mayor, Johnny Olszewski, Jr., the Baltimore County Executive, and Pete Buttigieg, the former Mayor of South Bend Indiana, who ran for President.

Today, we continue our series of Conversations with the Candidates with people who are running to be the next Mayor of Baltimore City. Tom's guest is City Council President Brandon Scott. Mr. Scott was elected President of the City Council by his fellow members eight months ago, when then Council President Jack Young became Mayor after Catherine Pugh’s fall from grace. As the chair of the Council's Public Safety Committee from 2016 until last year, Mr. Scott has been an advocate for the reform of the city police department and a holistic approach to crime reduction. If elected Mayor, Mr. Scott says he will aim to reduce homicides in Baltimore by 15%, in each year of his term in office. That would bring the number of annual murders to below 300 by December of 2021. He was first elected to the Council to represent the 2nd District in 2011. Prior to that, his work experience included working in the office of then-Council President Stephanie Rawlings Blake as her representative in Northeast Baltimore. In 2018, Jim Shea picked Scott as his running mate in their unsuccessful bid in the Democratic Gubernatorial primary. A lifelong resident of Baltimore, he’s a graduate of Mervo High School and St. Mary’s College. He is 35 years old and single. This conversation was live-streamed on WYPR's Facebook page. Watch the video here.

Adam Edelen is running for governor of Kentucky. He wants to create more renewable energy jobs, is pro-choice, and has a lot to say about education in this country. Even if you don’t live in Kentucky, you’ll want to hear this conversation. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alyssa-milano-sorry-not-sorry/message

Want a change in 2020 in West Virginia? Join us for an interview with Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Stephen Smith.

In this week's episode we discuss the recent bomb threats that targeted several Democratic leaders. We talk about why it's happening and who is doing it. We talk about the voting woes in Arkansas and by that we mean a Democrat was left off of the ballot. That is one way to stop the Democrats from winning on November 6th. We then discuss the very racist robocall that went out against Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum. Warning… it is awful.We then have Steven on to tell us what the hell is going on in the world because it is yet again too hectic and crazy in the states to pay attention to the world the way we all should.Finally, we answer the age old question about how toilet paper should be in its holder and we answer your questions on Twitter!Check us out on iTunes athttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/dumb-all-over/id1200040157?mt=2and Spreaker athttps://www.spreaker.com/show/dumb-all-over Check out our website atwww.dumballoverpod.comTo follow our everyday shenanigans follow us on the social medias.Twitter - https://twitter.com/DumbAllOverPodFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/DumbAllOverPodInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/dumballoverpod/And to help support the show please visit our Patreon page athttps://www.patreon.com/dumballoverpodIf you are a podcast and you are interested in becoming a member of a podcast network for FREE, be sure to check out our new network. The Famous Original Podcast Network at www.fopnet.bizAs always please feel free to leave a comment or follow us wherever you can! Your support means everything to us!

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Paulette Jordan could break political paradigms as Idaho's first female governor and the nation's first Native American state executive. She joins Idaho Matters to parse out her platform and share her vision of the Gem State's future.

Jeanette Settembre -- Reporter -- MONEYISH, talks to WDEL's Allan Loudell from New York

Jeanette Settembre -- Reporter -- MONEYISH, talks to WDEL's Allan Loudell from New York

In this episode, Bill Bartholomew welcomes Rhode Island gubernatorial candidate Spencer Dickinson to the loft, just days ahead of his Democratic primary contest against Governor Gina Raimondo and former Rhode Island Secretary of State Matt Brown. Mr. Dickinson offers a deep-dive into his position that Rhode Island government is massively corrupted by Dark Money Politics, and that his experiences in the U.S. Army, Rhode Island General Assembly and in business uniquely qualify him to 'clean-up' state government.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bartholomewtown?fan_landing=true)

This is your August 2, 2018 show. Our feature interview today is with Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Gretchen Whitmer. As a note, we've now interviewed all three Democratic candidates and you can find their interviews in our podcast feed. - One of Michigan’s most prominent tech companies is the subject of a massive buyout. Tech titan Cisco plans to buy Ann Arbor-based Duo Security for $2.35 billion dollars in cash and assumed equity awards for Duo. - A Detroit police officer has been suspended after he was caught on video punching a naked woman at Detroit Receiving Hospital. - The Michigan Catholic newspaper will cease publication after 146 years. In its place, the Archdiocese of Detroit will launch Detroit Catholic, a free digital news website, later in the fall. - Police in Detroit arrested a man after he attacked two broadcast news trucks early Thursday, smashing the trucks’ windshield, hood, driver’s-side windows and side mirrors with a bat or baton. - A multimillionaire towing kingpin will serve 21 months in federal prison after paying bribes to a Macomb County official. - This weekend is the Belle Isle Art Fair. The two day event will take place next to the Scott Fountain on the south side of Belle Isle. The festival will feature more than 100 juried artists from a variety of artistic mediums.  

David Garcia, who seeks the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, joins The Gaggle in a first-ever, guest episode to discuss his campaign and education in Arizona. Follow the team on Twitter: Interim national/political reporter Yvonne Wingett Sanchez @yvonnewingett, education reporter Ricardo Cano @Ricardo_Cano1, congressional reporter Ron J. Hansen @ronaldjhansen and guest David Garcia @dg4az. This episode was edited by Hayley Sanchez @heyyhayhayley. Find more at politics.azcentral.com.

Political columnist Barry Rascovar prepares us for tonight's debate. Also, Brett Hollander begins the countdown of Baltimore's top 15 sports moments.

This week’s show includes discussion on the legislative session finally ending and a poll that shows one candidate pulling away from the pack in Iowa’s Democratic gubernatorial primary. On Iowa Politics is a weekly news and analysis podcast that aims to re-create the kinds of conversations that happen when you get political reporters from across Iowa together after the day’s deadlines have been met. The show features Erin Murphy, Todd Dorman and Ed Tibbetts. The show was produced by Alexandra Olsen and music heard in the podcast is courtesy of Copperhead and Euforquestra.

Bill Bartholomew interviews former Ri Secretary of State and Democratic Gubernatorial hopeful Matt Brown, who is challenging incumbent Governor Gina Raimondo in the democratic primary this September. Brown outlines several key differences between his platform and the policies and actions of the current administration, highlighted in the areas of natural resources and incubating a more equitable and profitable future economy.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bartholomewtown?fan_landing=true)

A.J. Balukoff, Boise School Board & St. Luke's Hospital Board Member Paulette Jordan, Former Member, Idaho House of Representatives

Jim Shea, former chairman of the largest law firm in Maryland, says Gov. Larry Hogan is a "clever politician" who has talked a good game about helping Baltimore while delivering little help for the city. Shea, a Democratic candidate for governor in the 2018 primary, is the former chairman of Venable LLP, and a former chairman of the University System of Maryland's Board of Regents. He joins Dan for today's episode, the first in a series of interviews with candidates for governor. In this wide-ranging conversation, Shea talks about about public education, transportation, jobs and what he considers the Republican Hogan’s empty talk about supporting Baltimore through some really tough times.Links:https://www.jimshea.com/

Tune in for the FULL, second gubernatorial debate with Ohio Democrats four great candidates for governor: Rep. Connie Pillich, Sen. Joe Schiavoni, Congresswoman Betty Sutton and Mayor Nan Whaley!

This week’s Ohio Democratic Podcast is an audio rebroadcast of the first debate between the Democratic candidates for Ohio governor -- Rep. Connie Pillich, Sen. Joe Schiavoni, Congresswoman Betty Sutton and Mayor Nan Whaley.

Simon interviews Jon Neiderbach!

Welcome to Independent Underground Radio LIVE (IURL) - MICHIGAN'S TOP POLITICO PODCAST. The #1 Progressive Independent Left Politico Talk Show on the Blog Talk Radio Network! Period! On Today's Show: *Welcoming Guest, Michigan Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Shri Thanedar. Mr. Thaedar made headlines throughout the State in late 2016 when after selling his High-Tech Ann Arbor based small business, he gave his 50 employees a share of $1.5 million dollars, a rarity in the business world. Now running for Governor in 2018 in a crowded Democratic field, we'll discuss Mr. Thanedar policy plans if elected into Michigan highest Executive Level office in 2018. *Additionally we'll Discuss What's Up In The Land Of National & Michigan Politics, plus MUCH MORE. Tune in!! Independent Underground Radio LIVE Host, Monica RW is an owner/writer for the popular Independent Underground News website, media consultant for ROJS Media LLC, an experienced grassroots and elected local political leader, and brings her researched Independent opinions to the political issues of the day.  With Our SIXTH YEAR on Blog Talk Radio, syndicated by Tune In, Stitcher, Soundcloud, iTunes, Learn Out Loud and Player FM Networks, Independent Underground Radio LIVE (IURL) have received over 4.0 Million downloads since 2010!! Call into the show with your thoughts and opinions at 347-934-0185 or tweet us @IUNewsTalk. Join Us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/iunewstalk Become our latest Facebook Fan: http://www.facebook.com/iunewstalk

The Democratic Gubernatorial candidate comes by to tell us a little about himself and his beliefs

This week, the GOP candidates, furious at the rough treatment they received at the hands of CNBC, rebelled against the debate process. The first casualty of all this nonsense was a debate scheduled to take place on Telemundo. It's just one of a series of slights suffered by the Latino community so far this election cycle. Meanwhile, if you've ever applied for a job, you've seen the box on the application, asking you to detail any history of criminal conviction. This week, President Obama ordered Federal agencies to remove that from their forms, joining a growing, bipartisan movement to "ban the box.”Finally, the 2015 election is over and in Kentucky the big loser wasn't Democratic Gubernatorial nominee Jack Conway -- though he did lose. Rather, it was the thousands of poor Kentuckians who now might lose their health insurance as a result of Republican Matt Bevin's ascension. Will this finally be the moment Democrats realize that they are functionally dead as a party at state-level? Probably not! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.