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We wrap up the November General Election with analysis of Alameda County's two recall campaigns. What comes next? Who will be Oakland's next mayor? Who wants to be Alameda County's next DA? Plus, the surprsing result in the Board of Supervisors race, and more.
Latest Utah Avalanche Center forecast, local high school student Claire Oliver discusses PKU Awareness Month, how the metabolic disorder affects her life, and her work to help others with PKU, football coach concerns documented years before Wasatch High investigation, Lt. Alan Siddoway with Summit County SAR discusses the SAR sales tax passing in the November General Election and winter recreation safety, Utah Olympic Foundation Events Coordinator Josh Korn and Senior Sports Manager and Head Competition Biathlon Coach Gerrit Garberich discuss local biathlon events this month and how to watch local athletes, Summit County secures $500K grant for Ure Ranch purchase, and community-based Park City Singers set for two holiday concerts.
In the News with Mike Dakkakwww.itnshow.comRachel Alexander joins ITN to discuss the myriad irregularities in Arizona's November General Election.Cue Streaming: Network + Premium Channels for $59.99/mo. No Contracts. https://Inthenews.mycuestreaming.com/apply.Purchase Dr. Stella Immanuel's products at https://marketplace.drstellamd.com. Use promo code ITN and save.We are financing the war against us. Give your money instead to companies that care about America and Americans. http://patriotsmade.com/itn.Shop Richardson Nutritional Center anti-cancer products now and save at https://rncstore.com/itn. Discount code for ITN viewers will be applied at checkout.Your support allows me to cover the news the MSM tries to suppress. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/itnshow.
Jon Schleuss, President of The NewsGuild-CWA, joined the America's Work Force Union Podcast to discuss the decision by the owners of the Los Angeles Times and Washington Post to not publish presidential endorsements ahead of the November General Election. Schleuss also compared the difference between Vice Presidential candidate JD Vance crossing the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette picket line earlier this month and a member of the Biden-Harris administration doing something similar in 2023. Brice Alexander, Senior Vice President of Contract Operations at Melwood, joined the America's Work Force Union Podcast to discuss the organization's mission and workforce as part of National Disability Employment Awareness Month.
Taoiseach Simon Harris has said he expects the general election to be this year. The Fine Gael leader will meet today with his Coalition leaders, Tánaiste Micheál Martin and Green Party leader Roderic O'Gorman. We speak to Fionnan Sheahan, Ireland Editor with the Irish Independent.
Taoiseach Simon Harris has said he expects the general election to be this year. The Fine Gael leader will meet today with his Coalition leaders, Tánaiste Micheál Martin and Green Party leader Roderic O'Gorman. We speak to Fionnan Sheahan, Ireland Editor with the Irish Independent.
Caitlin Sinclair joins Kristin Bentz to discuss the lead up to the November General Election.
Mike breaks down the latest polling data as we get closer to the November General Election.
Greene County Auditor Billie Jo Hoskins talks about early voting for the November General Election.
A new animal shelter is in the making for Indianapolis Animal Care Services. The United States' pivot to biofuels is releasing large amounts of hazardous air pollution into largely rural communities, according to a new report. Marion County voters will have 18 Superior Court judges on their ballot in the November General Election. Renewed federal grants for incarcerated students is making college and prison leaders optimistic. Want to go deeper on the stories you hear on WFYI News Now? Visit wfyi.org/news and follow us on social media to get comprehensive analysis and local news daily. Subscribe to WFYI News Now wherever you get your podcasts. Today's episode of WFYI News Now was produced by Abriana Herron, Drew Daudelin and Kendall Antron with support from News Director Sarah Neal-Estes.
In this episode, Ellina Yin explains the process of requesting a Recount of Votes with Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters. Recently, Santa Clara County became the poster child for EVERY VOTE COUNTS, the March 5 Primary resulted in a rare 2 way tie for second place in the race for Congressional District 16. Frontrunner Former San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo is heading to the November General Election, with current Santa Clara County Supervisor Joe Simitian and Assemblymember Evan Low tied for second place, sending all three into the November General Election. However, a recount poised to knock one of two tied for second place is in the works, join us to learn how it will all works. Sources: Registrar of Voters, Santa Clara County – Recount Process California Elections Code Section 15360 County of Santa Clara's automatic recount Policy 3.63 (page 141) Court ordered recounts, see Division 15, Chapter 9, Article 4 of the California Elections Code --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onlyinsj/message
92% of BFA PAC-endorsed candidates win in the 2024 Ohio Primary Election. The U.S. Senate race attracts national attention, along with big bucks and dirty tricks. And the Ohio Supreme Court race gets spicy! Rob Sexton, BFA's Legislative Affairs Director, breaks it all down and shares his predictions for the November General Election.
Election qualifying is complete for the May General Primary and November General Election. Hear from candidates Adam Hammond, Katie Green, and John Michael Grigsby this week. Oconee County Schools approved an increase in pay for School Nutrition workers and OCHS Principal Kevin Yancey will move to the board office as Director of Student Services for Oconee County Schools effective June 3rd. Subscribe to The Oconee Enterprise and see more of this week's news at OconeeEnterprise.com
In the U.S. Senate race to fill the seat once held by the late Dianne Feinstein, Democrat and L..A area Congressman Adam Schiff and Republican and former pro baseball player Steve Garvey will advance to the November general election. Reporter: Scott Shafer, KQED The result of California's only statewide ballot measure -- Proposition 1 -- is still too close to call. Latest results show just over 50% of voters supporting the measure aimed at housing more Californians with mental health and addiction problems. Reporter: Guy Marzorati, KQED
Hour 1 - Lilly Wu gets the most votes, incumbent Mayor Brandon Whipple comes in second. Both move on to the November General Election.
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Tazewell County Clerk John Ackerman joins The Greg and Dan Show to discuss his claims of election interference by the Tazewell County Board Chairman in regards to ignoring Illinois State Statute. Ackerman explains his beliefs that Tazewell County Board Chairman David Zimmerman is ignoring the Illinois State Statute surrounding Election Procedures and Policies. The Statute requires the County Board to vote at their June Meeting each year following a November General Election on the boundaries of the Precincts and the Polling Locations for the next two years. The Greg and Dan Show will speak with Tazewell County Board Chairman David Zimmerman on the matter on Monday, June 26th at 8:40 AM. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
After a wide open primary election Cherelle Parker emerges as the Democratic nominee for Mayor of Philadelphia. How did she win? How will the November general election race with GOP nominee David Oh shape up? What Parker's mayoral platform could look like going forward and a whole lot more. FOX29 Political analyst Bruce Gordon joins the podcast to break it all down.
Two new podcast hosts join Capitol Chat to break down Missouri's new class of lawmakers.The Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry's Governmental Affairs team looks back at the results of the November General Election. They explain what a fresh crop of legislators, along with marijuana legalization, means for our pro-business advocacy efforts.
In this episode Josh and Kirsten talk about the upcoming General election here in Idaho and some of the choices on the ballot. Our website: www.idahospodcast.com Our Sponsors: Faith Outdoors https://www.faithoutdoorsid.com/ Silo Hill Media www.silohillmedia.com Dominic Brandon www.idahomove.com #idpol #idleg #idgop --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whatshappeningidaho/support
Jim Guidi talks with Amador Clerk/Recorder Kim Grady about the upcoming November General Election
As mentioned last week, all polling points to a significant Republican pickup of congressional seats in the upcoming November General Election. It is a historical fact that the party that loses the White House in a presidential year, picks up congressional seats in the following midterm elections. Furthermore, Democrats are in disfavor because of runaway inflation. Voters blame Biden and the Democratic Congress for the inflated price of gas, groceries and everything else. Americans vote their pocketbook. It's the economy that counts, is what they say. We, however, in Alabama will vote party no matter what is going on in...Article Link
KC Sheperd talks educational issues impacting Oklahoma with State Secretary of Education Ryan Walters. Walters is also the GOP Nominee running for the State Superintendent of Education in the November General Election. Walters tells Sheperd that “I believe in parents. I believe in our rural communities and our rural schools. I believe they are the backbone of the education system in the state of Oklahoma. I am going to do all that I can to continue to empower them and to make sure they are strong. The governor and I pushed and passed the Redbud Act which put over 38 million into stabilizing our most rural schools. That is something we thought was very important.” In rural communities, Walters said, a concern from parents is access for their children to different programs such as FFA, for example, or work in an internship or externship. Rural schools are unique, Walters said, because of how involved the staff and community are. There are many questions over whether or not money from medical marijuana and the lottery are being used for education in Oklahoma when so many schools are still underfunded throughout the state. Because of this reason, Walters said, he has already called for an audit. “Taxpayers need to see where their money is going and we need to make sure it is being utilized,” Walters said.
Jeff Stoffer, Media and Communications Director for the American Legion, joined the America's Work Force Union Podcast and discussed efforts to recruit veterans into the trucking industry to help alleviate the nation's truck driver shortage. He also spoke about veteran suicide prevention and one veteran's experience with equine therapy. The Alliance for Retired Americans Executive Director Richard Fiesta appeared on the AWF Union Podcast and talked about Republican efforts to either privatize or defund Medicare and Social Security, which he believes could motivate more people to vote in the November General Election. He also discussed an upcoming Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) in Social Security benefits.
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In this week's episode we are interviewing the only African American Candidate for the 13th Congressional District in the City of Detroit on either side of the political aisle; Martell Bivings. Martell is the Republican Candidate for the 13th Congressional District going against Michigan State Legislature and India Immigrant Shri Thanedar in the upcoming November General Election. In this week's interview we discuss the fallout from the August Primary Election results and the harsh reality and the likelihood of no African American representation from the 12 or the 13th Congressional District from the City of Detroit in almost 70yrs. In a crowded field of Democratic Candidates in the 13th District, Martell ran unopposed on the Republican side vying for this coveted seat heading into the November General Election. Listen and learn about this candidate is who could be Detroit's last shot at Black representation in Congress. PLUS, we have a thought-provoking and engaging Thought of the Week, which I believe is directly in line with tonight's theme, entitled "Vote Or Die Trying." IN this week's Thought we discuss the growing voter apathy in the African American Community and what we need to do to overcome it. We are the answer, we are the solution to our problems. And, here's another opportunity for us to heed the call to action. This is definitely a show worth your time and attention, and we hope that you not only listen but encourage others to do so as well. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/michael-s-nimmons/message
As part of our 2022 Election coverage, Delaware Public Media is highlighting a series of “Races to Watch,” starting with races in the upcoming September primary.This week, we head to New Castle County – specifically in one North Wilmington House district where Democrats have a choice this year: go with an incumbent or make a change to carry the party forward to the November General Election.Delaware Public Media's Mark Fowser breaks down the House District 6 primary race.
Joe Kent issues a statement Wednesday attempting to unite Republicans; Washington State Democratic Party Chair Tina Podlodowski issues statement critical of Kent and his endorsement by former President Donald Trump. https://bit.ly/3QkC8VI #3rdCongressionalDistrict #USHouseOfRepresentatives #Aug2PrimaryElection #Nov8GeneralElection #MarieGluesenkampPerez #JoeKent #JaimeHerreraBeutler #TinaPodlodowski #WashingtonStateDemocrats #FormerPresidentDonaldTrump #ElectionResults #Republicans #Democrats #VancouverWa #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch columnist on some of the more interesting election results including victories for Katherine Pinner and Eric Schmitt, plus look ahead to some of the key factors that will impact the November General Election. Follow Antonio for more: https://twitter.com/antoniofrench
Live from the No Panic Zone—I'm Steve Gruber—I am America's Voice—God Bless America—God Bless You and let's do this! This is the Steve Gruber show— here to vaccinate you against rampant ignorance—roll up your sleeve— Here are three big things you need to know right now— ONE— So who will run for President as a Democrat—when Joe Biden gets bumped from the field? The horserace is on early—and its why Pete Buttigieg moved to Michigan— TWO— Senator Joe Manchin is still desperately trying to convince anyone that will listen that he didn't flip flop—when clearly he did—and that spending $800 billion means nothing for inflation— THREE— Primary Day in some key states—and the outcome in these key races could impact what happens in the November General election— In Michigan the hotly contested race for Governor is looking more and more like a lock for political newcomer Tudor Dixon—a pair of new polls show her spiking significantly since being endorsed by President Trump on Friday—one new poll has her up 14 and another by an eye popping 25 points—we will have to see how that plays out— In Arizona—Kari Lake—a former TV broadcaster is still dominating the polls—but one shows her main opponent up by a point—what will happen in her race—as she is also endorsed by President Trump— Also in Arizona—a key primary contest for the US Senate seat held by Mark Kelly—and will the GOP select another Trump endorsed America First candidate? Then we look to Missouri where the GOP primary for US Senate is also critical to keeping the seat in the show me state Red—former Governor Eric Greitens has been running behind—BUT he was also hoping for a very late boost from the former President— And… But what is really at stake in November? To me, everything. I mean Governor Whitmer in Michigan was among the worst when it came to locking down the state—and when most schools in other states were back—full-time and in person—our kids were forced to stay home—and endure virtual learning— And the Democrats—would love for Covid to surge again—because without the panic porn Joe Biden never would have made it to the White House—
What's the most important issue we have as Idahoans as we go into the November General Election? Reclaim Idaho has gotten enough signatures on their Quality Education Act to get it on the ballot. This would raise corporate taxes and would get rid of all of the tax cuts we saw this year. This means if passed, we would have 2021 taxes with 2022 inflation. What are your thoughts? Al Gore decided to speak out about climate change recently. He said that "Mother Nature has already declared a global emergency." Nate discussed that as well as a fictional sport changing its name to disassociate with the author that created it, a federal judge ruling that the Idaho transgender sports ban will remain blocked for now, and an Idaho Inmate who is using Tik Tok in order to find "pen pals", and the Idaho Department of Corrections not being able to stop it. To hear more about any of those topics, give this podcast a listen! (7/25/22)
In my observations of Alabama politics, every election year brings an underlying election year surprise or two. The underlying prevailing theme emerging from the Alabama political arena this year is that women have arrived politically in the Heart of Dixie. Governor Kay Ivey is only the second female elected Governor of Alabama, Lurleen Wallace being the first in 1966. Governor Ivey won a decisive second-term nomination as the Republican nominee in May. She will face another female Democratic nominee, Yolanda Flowers, in the November General Election. This is the first time two women will face each other for governor. In...Article Link
6.20.2022 #RolandMartinUnfiltered: Celebrating Juneteenth, Inflation Blame Game, Poor People's March Recap, NY's New Voting Law Folks across the nation are celebrating Juneteenth. But what is the real meaning behind the holiday? We'll speak with Grandmother of Juneteenth, Opal Lee, and Dr. Greg Carr to understand the federal holiday. New York Governor Kathy Hochul signs landmark voting legislation into law, but what does this mean ahead of the November General Election. We'll speak to a bill sponsor, New York Assemblywoman Latrice Walker. Prices continue to soar across the nation. With no clear end in sight, everyone points the finger at who they think is responsible. We have an economist to explain what causes inflation and some things you can do during these times to stay afloat. In today's Fit Live Win Segment, Covid hasn't left! We'll talk to one doctor who has some warnings for us about the ongoing pandemic. She'll explain what you need to know heading into the summer. Saturday, thousands heard the pleas from participants of the Poor People Campaign Moral March on Washington. We were the only media to broadcast the entire event. If you missed it, we have a recap for you. And we'll get the latest on what's happening at Jarvis Christian University. I spoke with President Dr. Lester C. Newman about what they are implementing to ensure their students are successful. Download the #BlackStarNetwork app on iOS, AppleTV, Android, Android TV, Roku, FireTV, SamsungTV and XBox
In 50 races in the March 1 primary, no candidate exceeded 50% of the vote, bringing about runoff races between the candidates who came in first and second.
MUB GM Mike McNulty discusses receiving Brownsfields Grants to clean up the former Dinsmore Tire Site. Plus, Mon County Democratic Executive Committee Chair Shane Asazandi offers his thoughts on the November General Election.
The November General Election is coming up, Steve and Ted discuss that and several other topics in our weekly check in with Sedgwick County Commission Chairman Pete Meitzner. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This month, we talk with Evan Farmer, Chairman of the Gloucester Electoral Board, and Bobbi Morgan, the County's Director of Elections/General Registrar, as they discuss the process of how votes in Gloucester remain secure as we head into the November General Election. Important deadlines are also shared. For more information, visit https://www.gloucesterva.info/349/Elections-and-Voter-Registration. We are also joined by Anne Ducey-Ortiz, Gloucester's Director of Planning, Zoning and Environmental, as she shares some exciting news about the potential for biking and walking paths to be established throughout the County. She also discusses how the public can share input into the project. To participate in the study, visit: https://tooledesign.github.io/50735_Gloucester/. She also highlights all of the many other things her Department does as we celebrate National Community Planning Month. To learn more, visit: https://www.gloucesterva.info/362/Planning-Zoning.
The November General Election is quickly approaching and some Detroit residents have already received their absentee ballots. Many were surprised to see Proposal S on the back of their ballot and raised concerns about what the proposal's language actually means. The man behind Proposal S, Attorney Todd Perkins, joins us to break down what the proposal would do if Detroiters vote 'yes.'
Thank you for joining this week's edition of the Albany Update. While a Texas pro-life bill dominated much of the news last week, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) is promising a vote on a pro-abortion bill when Congress returns from its break. Today, we'll tell you more about that legislation. Then, the New York State Department of Health took an action last week that means private businesses will be implementing stronger COVID protocols in their places of employment. It doesn't seem like we'll be putting those face masks away anytime soon. Continuing on the theme of COVID mandates, the beginning of the new school year meant new mandates for schools—and one Western New York school is pushing back. Speaking of back to school, we'll tell you about a resource that will help families protect their children from false ideologies and worldviews that are not consistent with a family's faith. Finally, the November General Election isn't that far off. Most aren't aware, but there will be five proposed amendments on the 2021 ballot. We'll provide some information on those proposals. Let's get started. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/albanyupdate/support
The August Primary is rapidly approaching, and the Shelton City Council could see some changes this year. Jeff Slakey had a chance to talk with the candidates running for the Shelton City Council. This conversation is with Trenton Powers, running for the Shelton City Council, Seat #7. This is an open seat with 3 candidates running for the position. The top 2 will move on to the November General Election. https://sheltonwa.gov/ https://masoncountyelections.us/voting/ Join Jeff Slakey and Spencer Hughes weekday mornings with the latest in local news around the South Sound and beyond on am1030, fm103.3 or streaming at ifiberonenewsradio.com or via the TuneIn app and others.
The August Primary is rapidly approaching, and the Shelton City Council could see some changes this year. Jeff Slakey had a chance to talk with the candidates running for the Shelton City Council. This conversation is with Miguel Gutierrez, running for the Shelton City Council, Seat #7. This is an open seat with 3 candidates running for the position. The top 2 will move on to the November General Election. https://sheltonwa.gov/ https://masoncountyelections.us/voting/ Join Jeff Slakey and Spencer Hughes weekday mornings with the latest in local news around the South Sound and beyond on am1030, fm103.3 or streaming at ifiberonenewsradio.com or via the TuneIn app and others.
The August Primary is rapidly approaching, and the Shelton City Council could see some changes this year. Jeff Slakey had a chance to talk with the candidates running for the Shelton City Council. This conversation is with George Blush, running for the Shelton City Council, Seat #7. This is an open seat with 3 candidates running for the position. The top 2 will move on to the November General Election. https://sheltonwa.gov/ https://masoncountyelections.us/voting/ Join Jeff Slakey and Spencer Hughes weekday mornings with the latest in local news around the South Sound and beyond on am1030, fm103.3 or streaming at ifiberonenewsradio.com or via the TuneIn app and others.
Earlier this morning Myanmar's military announced a State of Emergency for one year -- with all legislative, executive and judicial powers transferred to the top army commander. Myanmar's Parliament was supposed to convene today -- ushering in the incumbent National League for Democracy into its second term. The November General Election saw a landslide win for it but also significant losses for the military-backed Union Solidarity & Development Party (USDP). While elections authorities and international observers agreed that the elections were free and fair, the Army and some ethnic minority parties have claimed fraud. But is this sufficient justification for the coup? Melisa Idris and Sharaad Kuttan speak to Charles Santiago, MP for Klang and Chai, ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights.
Jack Cheng (@jackcheng) is a Shanghai-born, Detroit-based author of critically acclaimed fiction for young readers. His debut children’s novel, See You in the Cosmos, is winner of the 2017 Golden Kite and Great Lakes, Great Reads awards for Best Middle Grade Fiction. Share Your Good News With Us! - https://somethinggood.show/ TRANSCRIPT: ZAK: With COVID raging on and us spending so much time indoors, it's really easy to feel disconnected from our hometowns. And now, probably more than ever, what we're reading online feels like the only, or at least predominate reality and it's not pretty. But the writer, Jack Cheng recently had an experience that reminded him there is a chasm between stories we read online and the actual reality happening outside our door. JACK: So I signed up to be an election worker earlier this year and I worked both the March Presidential Primary and then the August Local Primary and I worked this past November General Election and just, like, going into it I think I had a lot of anxiety around...cause I was reading all these things in the news about, like, oh, you know, open and concealed carry and issues with like, potential challengers and poll-watchers. Yeah, I was just really on edge going into that day but once the day started and once people started coming in to vote, you know, we ended up seeing a lot of the regulars we saw in past elections in our precinct. And I think it was just this feeling of relief and this feeling that, like, maybe things aren't as crazy or as bad as I thought they were gonna be. I actually was trying to jot down little notes in my phone throughout the day and like, one of the notes that I wrote down was, "I will not let fear rule my life." And I think what that meant to me was I will not let this imagined world I've created in my head from reading all the news and from scrolling through the twitter feed...It's like, I will not let that become my reality. But, yeah, we had a number of challengers on site and they were all very respectful and all curious about the process, rather than looking for faults in the process. They were just trying to understand the work we were doing that day. ZAK: Yeah, do you like Regina Spektor? JACK: I don't think I've listened to any album all the way through of hers. Why? ZAK: You just reminded me of this great lyric of hers that I love where she says, "People are just people. They shouldn't make you nervous." JACK: Hahaha. That's great. ZAK: Jack Cheng's most recent novel is See You in the Cosmos. ZAK: I think this is a good time to tell you about a new project my colleagues at Graham Media are working on. It's called Something Good. It's a series highlighting the best in humanity. And we want to hear about the good that you're bringing into this world. If you go to SomethingGood.Show and then click that link at the top that says "Share your good news" it will take you down into a portal where we get to hear about what you've been up to. We can't wait to hear from you. Thanks so much. I'll talk to you soon.
This is the Happy Warrior Podcast: 80 Red Wave 2020 Presidential November Election, Electoral Fraud & Biden Transition Team Please Watch our Youtube Video of the 1rst Segment: https://youtu.be/J3n1DR_Gz7c Putting aside the 2020 presidential race; The 2020 November General Election was objectively a great night for conservatives & republicans & a bad night for Democrats. While Biden & the democrats celebrate & dance in the street, it is actually republicans who grew their share of control over the US Senate, House & statehouses across the country. With that comes control over redistricting & the opportunity to strengthen republicans' hands in 2022 & 2024. Conservatives need to stop moping & complaining, but start celebrating how well they did in this election. Social Media: Itunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-happy-warrior-podcast/id1376796067 https://www.facebook.com/happywarriorpete https://twitter.com/HappyWarriorP Parler: @happywarriorp https://www.minds.com/happywarriorpete/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/happywarrior/message
The Polls Are Wrong… Dead Wrong October 30th, 2020 With 4 days left until the November General Election the biggest race on the ticket is of course the Presidential Election between incumbent Donald Trump and former Vice-President Joe Biden. Depending on the polls you are looking at currently you will Biden ahead anywhere from a few points to 17 points depending on your state. BUT, could those polls be wrong as they once were in the 2016 Election? What are they missing? Could it really what they say or will it be worse? Articles: “People Are Going To Be Shocked: The Return of the ‘Shy' Trump Voter?” https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2020/10/29/2020-polls-trump-biden-prediction-accurate-2016-433619 ==================== About S.T.S. or Shooting The S*** is the short form video format breaking down topics in 20 to 30 minutes segments. The context is available on all social media platforms and on the S.T.S. Podcast. S.T.S. is a PG-13 show that is a no holds barred, no B.S. take on current events and politics in the United States with a great mixture of sarcasm and humor from a very right of center perspective tempered with common sense. ==================== Learning More About The Caramel Conservative & Shooting The S*** Website: www.plusultramedia.com Contact: edelgado@plusultramedia.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheCaramelConservativePodcast/ Spreaker Podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/show/shooting-the-s YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3RXDkUKUALAd_TgnZBd9Rg/ LBRY.TV https://lbry.tv/@S.T.S.:4
The Polls Are Wrong… Dead Wrong October 30th, 2020 With 4 days left until the November General Election the biggest race on the ticket is of course the Presidential Election between incumbent Donald Trump and former Vice-President Joe Biden. Depending on the polls you are looking at currently you will Biden ahead anywhere from a few points to 17 points depending on your state. BUT, could those polls be wrong as they once were in the 2016 Election? What are they missing? Could it really what they say or will it be worse? Articles: “People Are Going To Be Shocked: The Return of the ‘Shy' Trump Voter?” https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2020/10/29/2020-polls-trump-biden-prediction-accurate-2016-433619 ==================== About S.T.S. or Shooting The S*** is the short form video format breaking down topics in 20 to 30 minutes segments. The context is available on all social media platforms and on the S.T.S. Podcast. S.T.S. is a PG-13 show that is a no holds barred, no B.S. take on current events and politics in the United States with a great mixture of sarcasm and humor from a very right of center perspective tempered with common sense. ==================== Learning More About The Caramel Conservative & Shooting The S*** Website: www.plusultramedia.com Contact: edelgado@plusultramedia.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheCaramelConservativePodcast/ Spreaker Podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/show/shooting-the-s YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3RXDkUKUALAd_TgnZBd9Rg/ LBRY.TV https://lbry.tv/@S.T.S.:4
Danielle Teal stops by this week to sit down with Olmsted County Elections Specialist Katie Smith to discuss the upcoming November General Election. They discuss the different ways to vote, where to find the information, and how you can participate in the election. (MPTA, Legacy, KSMQ, 10-16-20) Learn more about your local elections: https://www.mnvotes.org/ https://www.co.olmsted.mn.us/prl/elections/ https://www.rochestermn.gov/departments/city-clerk/elections/ Featured Songs: "All I Know" by Gia Woods Connect with us! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KSMQPBS/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ksmqtv/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/KSMQ #RTown Website: http://ksmq.org/rtown R-Town, the show about Rochester, is brought to you in part by the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund and the citizens of Minnesota, and the members of KSMQ Public Television. Thank you!
Steve Thompson, Senior Director for Public Policy at the Oklahoma Farm Bureau, sat down with Host Ron Hays to discuss the decision by the general farm organization to oppose State Question 805 in the upcoming November General Election. They also talked about the decision by the group to not hold a face to face in person Convention in Norman this year- and how that impacts their policy making process in 2020 and into 2021. Today's conversation is powered by OPSRC, the Oklahoma Public School Resource Center.
Julaine Appling from Wisconsin Family Council gives an update on the Supreme Court Nominee Hearing of Amy Coney Barrett. Other topics that were discussed include the November General Election, the Evers administration emergency orders, public policy and more. Viewers were encouraged to call in with their questions.
CDC advises social distancing, hand sanitizer and masks. Absentee ballots began mailing out September 18th for the November General Election. It’s suggested you mail your completed ballot at least seven days before Election Day. But your vote will be tallied as long as your ballot is postmarked on or before Election Day.
State Election Commissioner Anthony Albence, Rep. Sherry Dorsey Walker, and Rep. David Bentz all set the record straight about vote-by-mail, legislation to modernized the voting process in Delaware and voter education. The November General Election is fast approaching and voters still have the option to vote-by-mail.
West Coast Cookbook & Speakeasy is Now Open! 8am-9am PT/ 11am-Noon ET for our especially special Daily Specials; Tarrytown Chowder Tuesdays!Starting off in the Bistro Cafe, Rod Rosenstein is either working for Vlad, or he's a Vichy Collaborator for making the counterintelligence investigation into Trump's ties to Russia disappear.Then, on the rest of the menu, in a setback to Trump's immigration policies, a federal judge blocked Border Protection Agents from screening Asylum seekers; Georgia was ordered by a federal judge to extend its deadline to accept mail in ballots for the November General Election; and, Bill Barr's COVID-19 nursing home inquiry is nakedly corrupt.After the break, we move to the Chef's Table where Voice of America journalists protest moves by the outlet's new chief that endangers their reporters at home and abroad; and, the heads of Hungary's top arts university have quit amid the imposition of a state-controlled board that undermines the school's autonomy.All that and more, on West Coast Cookbook & Speakeasy with Chef de Cuisine Justice Putnam.Bon Appétit!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~“As I ate the oysters with their strong taste of the sea and their faint metallic taste that the cold white wine washed away, leaving only the sea taste and the succulent texture, and as I drank their cold liquid from each shell and washed it down with the crisp taste of the wine, I lost the empty feeling and began to be happy and to make plans.” ― Ernest Hemingway "A Moveable Feast"~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Show Notes & Links: https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2020/9/1/1974007/-West-Coast-Cookbook-amp-Speakeasy-Daily-Special-Tarrytown-Chowder-Tuesdays
The Mississippi Center for Justice files suit against the Secretary of State's office over the issue of absentee voting ahead of the November General Election.Then, a movement to unite communities of poverty across the country turns it's efforts to key Senate races in the South.Plus, the coronavirus pandemic is changing how the 2020 Mississippi Book Festival looks. We talk to the festival's Literary Director about how book-lovers can access this year's content.Segment 1:A new lawsuit seeks to ensure Mississippians who are concerned about voting in-person because of the coronavirus pandemic can do so by absentee ballot in November. The Mississippi Center for Justice and the American Civil Liberties Union argue in the suit that the state's absentee ballot law is confusing - citing language added by the legislature during the pandemic. They're asking a judge to clarify that all voters who follow public health guidance to avoid contracting COVID-19 may vote by absentee ballot in the fall elections. Rob McDuff is a lawyer with the Mississippi Center for Justice. He shares more about the lawsuit with our Ashley Norwood.Segment 2:A campaign inspired by the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s last organizing effort says new data suggest low-income voters in key states could swing some U.S. Senate races - including the 2020 contest between Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith and challenger Mike Espy. The Poor People's Campaign, a coalition of activists and union and religious leaders, says it's using the data from a study by the Columbia School of Social Work to pressure candidates to focus on the systemic issue of poverty in places like the South. The Reverend Dr. William Barber II is a co-founder of the Poor People's CampaignSegment 3:Since 2015, the Mississippi Book Festival, a nonprofit founded by literacy advocates, has drawn thousands to the State Capitol grounds. But this year, things will be different for the sixth edition of the "literary lawn party". Due to the coronavirus pandemic, this year's festival will be all-virtual, with a wide variety of digital content today launching today. Ellen Rogers Daniels is the festival's Literary Director. She tells us how book-lovers can access this year's content. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
The Sentinel's Managing Editor Audra Gamble and Reporter Arpan Lobo provide analysis of the Aug. 4 primary election and the upcoming November General Election. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
The Sentinel's Managing Editor Audra Gamble and Reporter Arpan Lobo provide analysis of the Aug. 4 primary election and the upcoming November General Election. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
The stage is set for the November General Election in Kentucky. The state's primary was delayed until June 23 because of the coronavirus, and it took a week for all the votes to be tabulated because most of them were absentee mail-in ballots. In Kentucky's closely watched Democratic primary for U.S. Senate, retired Marine pilot Amy McGrath held off a late charge by state Rep. Charles Booker to win the nomination. She'll try to unseat Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell this fall. This week on In Conversation, we analyze Kentucky's primary election results and look ahead to the November General Election with Capitol Reporter Ryland Barton. Plus, Education Reporter Jess Clark joins us to talk about Kentucky's plan to reopen public schools following the coronavirus shutdown. We also replay our conversation with former Camden, New Jersey Mayor Dana Redd and Rutgers University professor and Camden resident Nyema Watson. The city overhauled its police department during Redd's administration. Donate to support this and future seasons of In Conversation.
Jenai Hales is an Austin businesswoman who is running in the House District 49 primary with the hopes of challenging State Representative GIna Hinojosa in the November General Election. In this episode, we discuss the Austin homelessness crisis and Hales' support for Gov. Greg Abbott's call for state intervention on this and other issues that have led to an uptick in violent attacks. LEARN MORE https://www.jenaiforaustin.com/ https://www.facebook.com/jenaiforaustin/ https://twitter.com/Jenaiforaustin https://www.instagram.com/jenaiforaustin/ Music provided by Wally West & Them Lostbound Souls --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-big-texas-podcast/support
Episode 23 – Show Notes This is our first ever Christmas special. We do our best to be seasonal in the middle of a wet November General Election season. First we mull over the changes that come over us all during Christmas, we call it communal madness like when football fever strikes us when the World Cup comes round. Is it good? What does it say about us all as humans? Then we take the opportunity of a Christmas Special to have a look at the nativity stories in Luke and Matthew. Our line is not so much the details and contradictions, rather how they fit in the overall picture of narratives in the gospels and how the gospel authors derived their material. The implications end up being as much about the Easter narratives as the Christmas ones. Links we mentionBart Erhman & Peter Williams on Unbelievable?https://www.premierchristianradio.com/Shows/Saturday/Unbelievable/Episodes/Unbelievable-Peter-J-Williams-and-Bart-Ehrman-Are-the-Gospels-historically-reliable BBC one-off podcast series “The missing cryptoqueen”https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p07npk7p Doubts Aloud Links: Please leave us a review on iTunes and we will respond to any question asked there with the review. Or give feedback and ask questions using : doubtsaloud@gmail.com Join the Facebook Group discussions:https://www.facebook.com/groups/1023280847835278/Meet us all in person at the monthly “Unbelievable Christian and Skeptic Discussion Group” in central London, see:https://www.meetup.com/Unbelievable-Christian-and-Skeptic-Discussion-Group-London
Episode 23 – Show Notes This is our first ever Christmas special. We do our best to be seasonal in the middle of a wet November General Election season. First we mull over the changes that come over us all during Christmas, we call it communal madness like when football fever strikes us when the World Cup comes round. Is it good? What does it say about us all as humans? Then we take the opportunity of a Christmas Special to have a look at the nativity stories in Luke and Matthew. Our line is not so much the details and contradictions, rather how they fit in the overall picture of narratives in the gospels and how the gospel authors derived their material. The implications end up being as much about the Easter narratives as the Christmas ones. Links we mentionBart Erhman & Peter Williams on Unbelievable?https://www.premierchristianradio.com/Shows/Saturday/Unbelievable/Episodes/Unbelievable-Peter-J-Williams-and-Bart-Ehrman-Are-the-Gospels-historically-reliable BBC one-off podcast series “The missing cryptoqueen”https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p07npk7p Doubts Aloud Links: Please leave us a review on iTunes and we will respond to any question asked there with the review. Or give feedback and ask questions using : doubtsaloud@gmail.com Join the Facebook Group discussions:https://www.facebook.com/groups/1023280847835278/Meet us all in person at the monthly “Unbelievable Christian and Skeptic Discussion Group” in central London, see:https://www.meetup.com/Unbelievable-Christian-and-Skeptic-Discussion-Group-London
The League of Women Voters want you to be informed for the November General Election, the Iwo Jima Flag Run is this weekend, a local dentist office offering free services to cancer survivors, and more with today's ICYMI Eagle News Update.
Another battle in the 3rd Congressional District: Lipinski, Newman, Darwish Season 1, Episode 17, June 17, 2019 Award winning former Chicago City Hall reporter, and syndicated political columnist Ray Hanania offers a preview of the upcoming battle brewing in the 3rd Congressional District, a seat held by Congressman Dan Lipinski since 2005 when he was appointed to the seat by his father, Bill Lipinski a former Chicago alderman from the powerful 23rd Ward in Chicago who held the congressional seat for over 20 years. Lipinski was challenged in the March 20, 2018 Democratic Primary election by Marie Newman, a southwest sider familiar with the district and Lipinski almost lost during the Presidential backlash that always follows the election of a new president (the opposition party usually takes the Congress in the 2nd year of a new president term. In this case, Democrats swept the country in the wake of Republican President Donald Trump's election.) Newman almost beat Lipinski coming within 1,600 votes of unseating him. The Democratic Primary IS the election. Whomever wins the Democratic Primary election will easily win the November General Election as the 3rd Congressional District is a hard core Democratic district that cannot be won by a Republican. In the upcoming election, Lipinski will again be challenged by Newman, but there is a curve ball, the candidacy of Rush Darwish, a smart community activist who hails from the moderate wing of the Arab American community. The 3rd Congressional District has one of the largest Palestinian constituencies in the country. In 2018, many of the Palestinians back Newman, a liberal. But her only problem was the influence of the far left extremists who undermined support she could have received. Lipinski had abandoned Palestinian voters for years. But the near defeat forced him to recognize that they can be a factor in the election outcome. Arab American voters helped Newman come within striking distance. Lipinski is a Reagan Democrat and the district is majority conservative Democrat. With Darwish in the race, Newman cannot win and almost certainly Lipinski will win a re-election bid. Ray Hanania looks at some of the factors involved int his podcast preview of this important congressional election contest. For more information on Ray Hanania's writings, visit his home page at www.Hanania.com. His podcasts on Mainstream politics are archived at www.RayHananiaonPolitics.com. Hanania also hosts a Middle East focused podcast as the US Correspondent for the Arab News Newspaper based in Riyadh and Dubai at www.TheArabStreet.com.
As part of Delaware Debates 2018, Delaware Public Media presents Candidate Conversations in collaboration with the University of Delaware's Center for Political Communication. Delaware Public Media is interviewing all candidates who have filed to run in the races for U.S. House and U.S. Senate, as well as the races for State Attorney General, State Auditor and State Treasurer. Candidates in each race will answer the same set of questions to allow Delaware voters to get to know them and compare them. In the race for State Auditor, four candidates are running to replace Republican Tom Wagner, who announced he is retiring after three decades in that office. Democrats Kathleen Davies, Kathy McGuiness and Dennis Williams will face off in a September primary to decide who will join Republican James Spadola on the November General Election ballot. Kathy McGuiness is a Rehoboth Beach Commissioner. She previously ran for Lt. Governor in 2016, finishing third in a 6 way primary won by current Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long.
As part of Delaware Debates 2018, Delaware Public Media presents Candidate Conversations in collaboration with the University of Delaware's Center for Political Communication. Delaware Public Media is interviewing all candidates who have filed to run in the races for U.S. House and U.S. Senate, as well as the races for State Attorney General, State Auditor and State Treasurer. Candidates in each race will answer the same set of questions to allow Delaware voters to get to know them and compare them. In the race for State Auditor, four candidates are running to replace Republican Tom Wagner, who announced he is retiring after three decades in that office. Democrats Kathleen Davies, Kathy McGuiness and Dennis Williams will face off in a September primary to decide who will join Republican James Spadola on the November General Election ballot. Dennis Williams is a former State Representative, representing the 10th District in Northern New Castle County for six years (2009-2015) before losing a 2014 Democratic primary to current State Rep. Sean Matthews. He lost to Matthews again in a 2016 Democratic primary for that seat. Williams also ran twice and lost races Delaware’s U.S House seat in the late 1990s.
As part of Delaware Debates 2018, Delaware Public Media presents Candidate Conversations in collaboration with the University of Delaware's Center for Political Communication. Delaware Public Media is interviewing all candidates who have filed to run in the races for U.S. House and U.S. Senate, as well as the races for State Attorney General, State Auditor and State Treasurer. Candidates in each race will answer the same set of questions to allow Delaware voters to get to know them and compare them. In the race for State Auditor, four candidates are running to replace Republican Tom Wagner, who announced he is retiring after three decades in that office. Democrats Kathleen Davies, Kathy McGuiness and Dennis Williams will face off in a September primary to decide who will join Republican James Spadola on the November General Election ballot. Kathleen Davies is making her first bid for elected office. She worked as Chief Administrative Auditor in the State Auditor’s Office for over six years before being dismissed last December―a dismissal that Delaware's Dept. of Labor ruled in June was done without sufficient cause. Another hearing on that matter before Merit Employee Relations Board is scheduled in October.
As part of Delaware Debates 2018, Delaware Public Media presents Candidate Conversations in collaboration with the University of Delaware's Center for Political Communication. Delaware Public Media is interviewing all candidates who have filed to run in the races for U.S. House and U.S. Senate, as well as the races for State Attorney General, State Auditor and State Treasurer. Candidates in each race will answer the same set of questions to allow Delaware voters to get to know them and compare them. In the race for State Auditor, four candidates are running to replace Republican Tom Wagner, who announced he is retiring after three decades in that office. Democrats Kathleen Davies, Kathy McGuiness and Dennis Williams will face off in a September primary to decide who will join Republican James Spadola on the November General Election ballot. James Spadola is running for statewide office for the first time, but the former Newark police officer previously ran for the 1st District State Senate seat in 2016. He lost to incumbent Democrat Harris McDowell in that North Wilmington district by a 56 to 44 percent margin.
Connie Grubbs (D-Fort Thomas) spends time in-studio to talk about her campaign. She spends time on why she's running, why her candidacy is different and her thoughts on the 2018 General Assembly in Frankfort. This podcast was recorded in April. She will be running against Brian Painter (R-Alexandria) and Dave Guidugli (I-Fort Thomas) in the November General Election.
Primary Day is less than two weeks away and state Senate candidate Nancy Skinner sits down to chat about her campaign in the Ninth District. Skinner, as a former East bay assemblymember, once represented half of the much larger state Senate. The other half was previously represented by her rival this June (and likely next November) former assemblymember Sandre Swanson. The top two advance to the November General Election. In the meantime, Skinner gives her thoughts on the June primary race, her experience in Sacramento and offers her views on governance, while touting her clear progressives credentials. By the way, don't miss the end of the program! Listen to the reggae jam Skinner recorded back in 1981!
On Fronteras: The deadline to register to vote in the November General Election is nearing. Groups are working nationally, and in Texas, to get Latinos registered. But registering is just the first step; getting Latinos to the polls is the next challenge. Many of us do our part to help the environment. We recycle, carpool or ride bikes. But some take it further than others. We hear about a California resident who has transformed his home into a green building wonderland.
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