Podcasts about referenda

Welcome to CFRC's Campus Beat and our coverage of AMS and SGPS Elections and Referenda coming up on January 29th and 30th.  In this installment of our special broadcast and podcasts, we have the available recording furnished to us by the AMS of the January 23rd AMS 2025 All Candidates' Debate, a historic event as it is the first un-slated election of Executives where candidates now run as individuals, not as slated teams of three. Unfortunately, technical issues encountered by the AMS technical team on the ground in Goodes Commons led to recording issues leading to the loss of introductory remarks, but also the loss of audio quality and feed for a brief period,  impacting opening remarks for the Candidates for Vice President of University Affairs and several of their responses to questions.  CFRC has taken steps to salvage what content we could for broadcast and we congratulate the AMS tech team on the ground who successfully remediated recording issues about 25 minutes into the debate ensuring the remaining content we will listen to is clear and for furnishing CFRC with the content.  Video of the debate is available on the AMS's Youtube page audio for this broadcast is also available on CFRC's Campus Beat podcast via Spotify, Apple Music and podcast.cfrc.ca. As some content was either not recorded or lost due to technical issues, we encourage you to download the Campus Beat AMS Executive Candidates Interviews via podcast.cfrc.ca, Spotify or Apple Podcasts where you can enjoy a full discussion with the VP University Affairs candidates. In the meantime, following the condensed remarks by VPUA Candidates Dreyden George and Alyssa Perisa at the top of this episode, we'll hear opening remarks from the Vice President of Operations Candidate Elena Nurzynski who will then field questions related to the VPOPs portfolio. After that, we'll hear opening remarks from the AMS Presidential Candidates Jana Amer and Nico Brasset Duque who will also field questions related to the role of AMS President. The AMS All Candidates debate was facilitated by moderators Andrew Anderson, AMS Chief Returning Officer, and Rebekha Feldman, AMS Chief Electoral Officer. Thank you to the AMS technical team for their hard work on the ground on January 23rd in Goodes Commons and for furnishing the recording of this historic event. Thank you for tuning into CFRC's Campus Beat today and our coverage of the AMS All Candidates debate.  We hope you enjoy the episode.

In this special installment of Campus Beat, we continue with our special AMS and SGPS Elections and Referenda coverage presenting footage from the January 22nd 2025 Society of Graduate and Professional Students All Candidates Debate which occurred virtually with an almost historic number of candidates running for SGPS office. Video of the debate is available on the SGPS website at SGPS.ca. The debate was also broadcast on CFRC 101.9 FM/CFRC.ca on Sunday January 26th 2025. SGPS Deputy Speaker Eileen O'Brien facilitated the January 22nd All-Candidates debate as moderator. Following Ms. O'Brien's brief introduction, we'll hear introductory remarks from SGPS Trustee Candidates Emils Matiss, a neuroscience PhD Candidate, and Nick Mertin, a graduate student transitioning from Masters to PhD in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Following their introductions, we'll hear from Vice President Community Candidate Tanya Joseph, a PhD student in the Faculty of Education, followed by VP Graduate Candidate Ali Fathi, PhD candidate in Civil Engineering and then VP Graduate candidate Ikeoluwapo Baruwa, PhD Candidate in the Faculty of Education and Surabhi Velagala, a Master's student in Public Health Sciences. Following their remarks, we will hear from the SGPS Presidential Candidate Dawood Tullah, a 2L student in the Faculty of Law student who is running unopposed followed by Oishik Bhattacharya, a Master's candidate in the Faculty of Law running for VP Finance unopposed. Then we'll hear opening remarks from three of the four VP Professional Candidates starting with Destine Lee, a 1L student in Law, followed by Megan Roth, a second year medical student, and Rit Nanda, a PhD Candidate in Environmental Studies. The fourth candidate Amir Shetaia from Electrical and Computer Engineering did not participate in the All Candidates Debate. Two VP Community Candidates Ava Fiorino and Claire Dobbie were also not present for the debate. Following each candidate's opening remarks, they will then field prepared questions from the SGPS, then field questions from SGPS members present in the virtual space, and debate with each other on those questions. Thank you for joining us here on the Campus Beat podcast for our coverage of the SGPS All Candidates debate, we hope you enjoy the program.

Hosts: Erin Rider and Adam Gardiner  Utah’s Legislative General Session begins in one week. One topic that’s bound to be discussed is elections. State Representative Jennifer Dailey-Provost is working on a bill that would streamline how initiatives and referenda are written for the ballot. Part of that includes the inclusion of a summary for people signing initiative packets. Rep. Dailey-Provost joins Inside Sources to give more insight into her bill. 

Governor Tony Evers wants to give voters the chance to vote on binding citizen referenda, but Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says it won't happen. A UW professor tells us more about referenda. The post Governor Evers Wants Citizen Referenda. Representative Vos Says No. De... appeared first on WORT-FM 89.9.

On this week's Education Gadfly Show podcast, Colleen Hroncich, a policy analyst with the Cato Institute's Center for Educational Freedom, joins Mike and David to discuss why pro–school choice ballot measures failed in Kentucky, Nebraska, and Colorado—and what it means for the future. Then, on the Research Minute, Adam shares a study examining 100 years of data on elite private and public colleges, revealing persistent gaps in socioeconomic diversity despite changes in racial and geographic representation.Recommended content: Colleen Hroncich, Neal McCluskey, “Referendum Losses Are No Mandate against School Choice,” Real Clear Education (November 8, 2024).Juan Perez Jr., “Republicans' big idea for remaking public education hits voter resistance,” Politico (November 27, 2024).Michael McShane “Op-ed: Despite blows, school choice swept the ballot this election,” Chalkboard News (November 14, 2024).Ran Abramitzky, Jennifer K. Kowalski, Santiago Pérez & Joseph Price, The G.I. Bill, Standardized Testing, and Socioeconomic Origins of the U.S. Educational Elite Over a Century, NBER (2024) Feedback Welcome: Have ideas for improving our podcast? Send them to Stephanie Distler at sdistler@fordhaminstitute.org.

Z ruského trhu odišlo množstvo veľkých západných firiem a jeho ekonomika krváca. Môžeme to vidieť na rôznych ekonomických ukazovateľoch, napríklad na výškach úrokových sadzieb. Nikto netvrdí, že v Rusku dnes nenájdete ani kúsok Západu, ale to neznamená, že podstatná časť komerčného trhu s ním nepretrhla väzby. Ľudia ako Gyimesi a Blaha vám ukážu, čo v tom Rusku je, ale interpretujú to klamlivým spôsobom, ktorý je v súlade s naratívmi, aké k nám prichádzajú z Kremľa.Prečo slovenskí dezinformátori šíria klamstvá o sankciách proti Rusku? Kto prišiel s petíciami za ich zrušenie a koľko podpisov iniciatívy získali? Akí aktéri sa snažia verejnosť zavádzať videami z Ruska, ktoré majú dokazovať, že západné sankcie nefungujú? Prečo je takýto obsah manipulatívny? Aké propagandistické naratívy Kremľa prezentoval premiér Robert Fico v televízii Rossija 1 a kto bola hostiteľka programu?Aké zistenia priniesli Hoaxy a podvody o dezinformačnej platforme TV OTV? Ako funguje medzinárodná sieť telegramových kanálov šíriacich ruskú vojnovú propagandu, ktorých je TV OTV súčasťou? Z koľkých kanálov sieť pozostáva a aký obsah publikujú? Čo je obsahom pravidelného reportu o dezinformáciách Dezinfomaják a ako sa k nemu môžete dostať?Aj o tom v novej epizóde podcastu Disinfo Report organizácie Infosecurity.sk hovorí Tonka Zsigmondová s novinárom a autorom reportu o dezinformačnej scéne Dezinfomaják Martinom Hodásom.Infosecurity.sk prechádza na platformu Darujme.sk, kde nás môžete naďalej pravidelne či jednorazovo podporovať. Vďaka vašej pomoci dokážeme pracovať na odhaľovaní a vyvracaní dezinformácií, prispievať k ozdrave informačného prostredia a ochrane demokratických hodnôt. Za každý dar srdečne ďakujeme.

Coach K, Civic Media's own Jimmie Kaska, joins Dr. Tim to review how Wisconsin schools fared in the election. While we bemoan our loses at the national level and what that may mean for education, we celebrate Wisconsin's overwhelming support for our public schools. As Jimmie writes, Wisconsin school districts overwhelmingly passed both operational and facilities requests. This is huge! Wisconsinites across the state showed up and said "we care about public schools and we'll pay more for them!" And in the midst of processing a huge national loss, these bright spots matter. So for 20 minutes, enjoy the wins, and enjoy an update on school sports as well! BustED Pencils: Fully Leaded Education Talk is part of Civic Media. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows. Join the conversation by calling or texting us at 608-557-8577 to leave a message! Guest: Jimmie Kaska

On the podcast today, Madison Metropolitan School District Superintendent Dr. Joe Gothard makes the case for a yes vote on the two referenda on the ballot next week, which add up to $600 million in additional spending capacity over the next 23 years. Plus, Omar Waheed recaps the most recent Kamala Harris rally in Madison, where a campaign volunteer proved that Democrats aren't immune to racial profiling.  DONATE HERE. All donations now tripled! Links:  https://madison365.com/transformation-opportunity-madison-schools-superintendent-makes-the-case-for-funding-referenda/ https://madison365.com/over-13000-rally-for-vice-president-kamala-harris-at-alliant-energy-center-in-her-last-push-in-madison-before-election/ https://madison365.com/south-madison-get-out-the-vote-party-on-saturday-looking-to-triple-the-vote-in-south-madison/ https://madison365.com/urban-league-of-greater-madison-providing-free-rides-to-the-polls-for-community-members/ https://madison365.com/qa-with-photographer-rashod-taylor/ https://madison365.com/over-30-local-and-regional-indigenous-artists-to-be-featured-at-2024-native-art-market-nov-16/      

Coach K, Civic Media's own Jimmie Kaska, joins Dr. Johnny to chop up school referenda. By November 5th's election, nearly half of Wisconsin's school districts will have gone to referendum to secure funding. We've talked plenty on BustED Pencils about school referenda and the struggles for schools to secure enough funding to keep the lights on. And as we'll keep saying, it is equally vital to maintain funding for the "extra"curricular school offerings. Coach K puts it very simply: funding on a referenda that goes to athletics yields community good. BustED Pencils: Fully Leaded Education Talk is part of Civic Media. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows. Join the conversation by calling or texting us at 608-557-8577 to leave a message! Guest: Jimmie Kaska

In this episode, host Dinah Jansen covers campus news headlines including Dr. Jane Philpott’s imminent departure from her deanship in the Faculty of Health Sciences, the Ministry of Labour’s recent issuance of a No Board Report related to collective agreement negotiations between Queen’s University and PSAC 901 (Unit 2) Post Doctoral Fellows, and Norma Barrett’s appointment as University Ombudsperson effective October 1st. Following headlines, CFRC Campus News Reporter Ali Al-Safadi debuts with a story covering AMS Trustee elections and student fee referenda occurring October 30th and 31st featuring interviews with two Trustee candidates

In this episode: What the referenda are asking for What the money will be used for What effects can we expect if they pass What are the plans if they fail? Why our community loses no matter which way the vote goes. And of course: What the state might do to help, and why it has to. LINKS: ADA standards (the law), since people keep asking. MDRoffers "Community Change and Projections Report." Wauwatosa teacher salaries info for 2017 and 2023 comes from here. Referenda statewide ask for $6b Wisconsin 23-25 education budget (general aids amount is at the bottom) WSD "potential reductions" list

Výsledok volieb a referenda o EÚ v Moldavsku. | Hostia: Ján Cingel (riaditeľ think-tanku Strategic Analysis) a Pavel Havlíček (analytik Výskumného centra Asociácie pre medzinárodné otázky). | Ako hostia hodnotia nedeľné hlasovanie? Aká bola rola Ruska vo voľbách? Moldavské bezpečnostné služby ešte začiatkom mesiaca tvrdili, že Rusko dalo na podkopávanie volieb zhruba 100 miliónov eur. Prezidentka Maia Sanduová hovorila aj o hybridnej vojne zo strany Ruska, ktorá sa prejavuje napríklad v energetike alebo kybernetických útokoch. Čo robí krajinu zraniteľnou? Aký postoj majú obyvatelia k štátnym inštitúciám? Aký vzťah majú k Rusku a Európskej únii? Môže byť odklon od Ruska smerom k EÚ pre krajinu bezpečnostnou hrozbou? Aká je tam bezpečnostná situácia v súčasnosti? Pred dvoma rokmi Moldavsko hovorilo o atmosfére pripomínajúcej predohru k vojne a obávalo sa, že bude po Ukrajine ďalšie na rade. Hrozí v krajine eskalácia napätia? Čo by prijatie alebo odmietnutie vstupu do EÚ znamenalo pre krajinu, ale aj pre európske spoločenstvo? Aké výzvy sa s rozšírením EÚ o Moldavsko spájajú? Má krajina cestu z chudoby aj bez európskej kooperácie? | Moderuje: Soňa Hagarová. | Diskusiu Z prvej ruky pripravuje Slovenský rozhlas, Rádio Slovensko, SRo1. Vysielame každý pracovný deň o 12:30 v Rádiu Slovensko.

Chicago Tribune reporter Olivia Olander joines Springfield's Morning News to discuss three advisory referenda that appear on the top of the ballot statewide in November and what they mean.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kterých obcí v Libereckém kraji se to týká a o čem budou lidé rozhodovat, zjišťovala redaktorka Kateřina Hartmanová.

S krajskými volbami tři obce na Vysočině spojily i místní referenda. Lidé budou hlasovat o větrných elektrárnách i trase obchvatu na Žďársku.

V obou obcích uvažují investoři o výstavbě větrných elektráren, lidé o tom budou moct rozhodnout v místních referendech. Hlasování se uskuteční spolu s krajskými volbami.

No podcast ‘Notícia No Seu Tempo', confira em áudio as principais notícias da edição impressa do jornal ‘O Estado de S.Paulo' desta terça-feira (03/09/2024): A 1.ª Turma do Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) chancelou a medida do ministro Alexandre de Moraes e, por unanimidade, manteve a suspensão do X no Brasil. Os ministros Flávio Dino, Cristiano Zanin, Cármen Lúcia e Luiz Fux destacaram a soberania jurídica brasileira no contexto do embate envolvendo as decisões de Moraes e Elon Musk. O referendo significa que a medida é amparada pela Corte, num movimento que busca agregar peso institucional à decisão. O empresário é dono da rede social – o antigo Twitter –, fora do ar no País desde sexta-feira. A ordem de bloqueio do X teve como argumento o reiterado descumprimento de determinações judiciais, incluindo a não indicação de um representante legal da plataforma no País. O X ainda pode recorrer da decisão de suspensão à própria 1.ª Turma.  E mais: Economia: Lira é ‘parceiro' e vai ‘ajudar', afirma nº 2 da Fazenda sobre alta de tributos Metrópole: Em 22 dias, seca pode isolar Manaus por via fluvial Política: Em sabatina, Nunes desconversa sobre impeachment de Moraes Internacional: Netanyahu resiste à greve, à pressão de Biden e mantém planos de guerra Esportes: Carol Santiago se torna a brasileira com mais ouros paralímpicosSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Apresentado pelo colunista Carlos Andreazza, programa diário no canal do Estadão no YouTube trará uma curadoria dos temas mais relevantes do noticiário, deixando de lado o que é espuma, para se aprofundar no que é relevante. No “Estadão Analisa” desta sexta-feira, 16, Carlos Andreazza debate a recente decisão do Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) de referendar as liminares emitidas pelo ministro Flávio Dino sobre o orçamento secreto. Andreazza destaca a relevância dessa medida para aumentar a transparência no uso de recursos públicos. Ele também observa que a decisão de Dino encontra resistência dentro do Congresso, que busca outras formas de manter os mecanismos do orçamento secreto. Além disso, Andreazza aborda a posição de Lula em relação às novas eleições na Venezuela, onde o presidente brasileiro não considerou a vitória de Maduro e sugeriu a realização de um novo pleito. O colunista também comenta a postura da ministra Cármen Lúcia, que defendeu o ministro Alexandre de Moraes em meio às críticas recebidas por sua atuação informal ao solicitar aos gabinetes do TSE relatórios que, posteriormente, seriam encaminhados ao STF e utilizados como base para as decisões do magistrado. Assine por R$1,90/mês e tenha acesso ilimitado ao conteúdo do Estadão. Acesse: https://bit.ly/oferta-estadao O 'Estadão Analisa' é transmitido ao vivo de segunda a sexta-feira, às 7h, no Youtube e redes sociais do Estadão. E depois, fica disponível no Spotify, Deezer, Apple Podcasts, Google podcasts, ou no agregador de podcasts de sua preferência. Apresentação: Carlos AndreazzaEdição/Pós-produção: Jefferson PerlebergCoordenação: Gabriel Pinheiro e Everton OliveiraSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The post Tomorrow’s Election Referenda Questions appeared first on Wisconsin Family Council.

In which we cover the fundamentals of the Wauwatosa School District budget situation, of school finance in Wisconsin as a whole, of property tax and referendum mechanisms, and of revenue-limit legislation. LINKS to cited sources: General WI Educational Funding State Aid to WI School Districts (source: Legislature pub) Referenda-use in Wisconsin (Forward Analytics) Revenue Limits -> Student Outcomes (Rothstein report) Referendum Impacts on Educational Outcomes (Am. Econ. Journal) DPI's revenue-limit calculator (DPI) Local District Descriptive Stats (from NCES for 22-23) Wauwatosa Beloit Campbellspot Lomira Kewaskum Tosa 2075 Task Force information June 3rd presentation/discussion with the Board (video) ⁠Final Report⁠

In November 2024, voters in our leafy suburb of Milwaukee will join the majority of Wisconsin school districts in having to approve a sizable local tax levy or else suffer draconian cuts to its public schools.This series looks at how we got here and what we can do about it, beginning with voting on the referendum. Hosted by: Derek Gottlieb (derekgottliebphd.com)

Obyvatelé Moravského Berouna na Olomoucku nesouhlasí s výstavbou celkem 17 větrných elektráren v katastru města. Postavit je tam plánoval soukromý investor.

Referenda v Dobřanech na Plzeňsku o ohňostrojích a zákazu zábavní pyrotechniky se zúčastnila čtvrtina oprávněných voličů, a proto není závazné a platné, řekl starosta Martin Sobotka (Aktivní Dobřany). Starosta referendum navrhl a šestitisícové město ho pak vyhlásilo. O plebiscit byl menší zájem než o volby do Evropského parlamentu, které se konaly zároveň.

Jaký zájem o volby do Evropského parlamentu a unijní otázky obecně má mladší voličská generace v Česku? Jak se zatím osvědčila v našem demokratickém systému místní referenda, která taky provázejí letošní eurovolby? A jaké otázky především zaměstnávají před začátkem prázdnin pořadatele letních dětských táborů? Poslechněte si celou polední publicistiku s Vladimírem Krocem.

Jaký zájem o volby do Evropského parlamentu a unijní otázky obecně má mladší voličská generace v Česku? Jak se zatím osvědčila v našem demokratickém systému místní referenda, která taky provázejí letošní eurovolby? A jaké otázky především zaměstnávají před začátkem prázdnin pořadatele letních dětských táborů? Poslechněte si celou polední publicistiku s Vladimírem Krocem.

Jaký zájem o volby do Evropského parlamentu a unijní otázky obecně má mladší voličská generace v Česku? Jak se zatím osvědčila v našem demokratickém systému místní referenda, která taky provázejí letošní eurovolby? A jaké otázky především zaměstnávají před začátkem prázdnin pořadatele letních dětských táborů? Poslechněte si celou polední publicistiku s Vladimírem Krocem.Všechny díly podcastu Hlavní zprávy - rozhovory a komentáře můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Indiana is at a higher risk of private, out of state companies buying up housing stock. The Family and Social Services Administration says Medicaid members 60 years or older need to select their Pathways for Aging health plan or they will be auto enrolled starting in late April. Indiana's labor force has declined five consecutive months, the longest such streak in more than two years. Four school districts across the state want voters to approve property tax referendums on the May primary ballot. 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.

Výtah Respektu: Souhrn dne a rozhovor s Jiřím Sobotou

It's the Friday News Roundup! Host Bianca Martin and newsletter editor Hayley Sperling recap what's behind the public outcry at this Tuesday's city staff meeting on the city's draft West Area Plan for housing growth. Plus, we round up what's on Wisconsin's 2024 spring election ballot and how to vote early. Mentioned on the show: Angry residents shout down city staff at meeting on draft west-side Madison zoning plan [ISTHMUS] Opinion | City hall is taking aim at Madison homeowners' neighborhoods [Cap Times] Letter | No neighborhood can be spared in housing effort [Cap Times] What's on your ballot [My Vote Wisconsin] Dane County spring election candidates [Dane County] What will the “uninstructed” vote say about Wisconsin? [TONE Madison] Wanna talk to us about an episode? Leave us a voicemail at 608-318-3367 or email madison@citycast.fm. We're also on Instagram!  Want more Madison news delivered right to your inbox? Subscribe to the Madison Minutes morning newsletter.  Looking to advertise on City Cast Madison? Check out our options for podcast ads.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Madison area Starbucks workers who won elections or filed for one this week speak out, the International Labor Organization reports how forced labor and trafficking grows worldwide, two Republican-led Wisconsin constitutional amendments are on the April 2 ballot, UnityPoint-Meriter support staff contract talks drag on, unions advance in Tennessee and face reporession in Georgia, and the male-female pay gap persists. Plus how 52 years ago an Equal Rights Amendment seemed just around the corner.

Since its inception in 2017, the Committee on Disciplinary Rules and Referenda has been charged with the examination of Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct and Rules of Disciplinary Procedure to determine rule adequacy and necessary changes. After extensive evaluation of existing rules, the committee proposed 12 new rules between 2021 and 2023 which Texas attorneys will now have the opportunity to vote on from April 1-30, 2024.  Rocky Dhir talks with committee members Lewis Kinard (Chair), Judge Phyllis Martinez Gonzalez, and Scott Brumley, and former member Claude Ducloux about the proposed rules to help Texas legal professionals gain a better understanding of the purpose and implications of the suggested changes. For more information, including links to background information on each rule proposal, go to texasbar.com/rulesvote.

Since its inception in 2017, the Committee on Disciplinary Rules and Referenda has been charged with the examination of Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct and Rules of Disciplinary Procedure to determine rule adequacy and necessary changes. After extensive evaluation of existing rules, the committee proposed 12 new rules between 2021 and 2023 which Texas attorneys will now have the opportunity to vote on from April 1-30, 2024.  Rocky Dhir talks with committee members Lewis Kinard (Chair), Judge Phyllis Martinez Gonzalez, and Scott Brumley, and former member Claude Ducloux about the proposed rules to help Texas legal professionals gain a better understanding of the purpose and implications of the suggested changes. For more information, including links to background information on each rule proposal, go to texasbar.com/rulesvote.

The blame game is truly under way after a double defeat of the government's proposed amendments to the constitution at the weekend. To discuss the political fallout from the referenda Fine Gael Senator Barry Ward and by former Fine Gael Minister for Justice Alan Shatter who advocated for a No vote.

Seven school districts put a referendum on the primary ballot Tuesday (not during the higher turnout general election) and six went down to defeat. Plus, Dan explains why the effort to imprison Trump is straight out of the Soviet playbook.

An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar joined Zara King on The Last Word to talk about the upcoming referenda.Catch the full chat by pressing the 'Play' button on this page.

The Clare branch of Aontú is calling for a double no vote in the upcoming referenda, as they claim the proposed constitutional amendments will have no practical impact on daily life. On March 8th, voters will be asked to replace the reference to a women's place of work being in the home, with a recognition of family carers instead. The second vote involves broadening the definition of family to recognise their foundation on durable relationships as well as marriages. Aontú MidWest PRO Eric Nelligan believes these amendments would create more problems than solutions.

Zastaví húsíští povstalci útoky na lodě v Rudém moři poté, co byli vystaveni vzdušným úderům amerických a britských sil? Jakou odezvu by mohla mít výzva hnutí ANO k uspořádání referenda o korespondenční volbě nebo přijetí eura? A jak se obyvatelé řady ruských měst vyrovnávají v zimních mrazech s přerušenými dodávkami tepla a s dalšími haváriemi zastaralé bytové infrastruktury? Poslechněte si celou odpolední publicistiku s Vladimírem Krocem.

Zastaví húsíští povstalci útoky na lodě v Rudém moři poté, co byli vystaveni vzdušným úderům amerických a britských sil? Jakou odezvu by mohla mít výzva hnutí ANO k uspořádání referenda o korespondenční volbě nebo přijetí eura? A jak se obyvatelé řady ruských měst vyrovnávají v zimních mrazech s přerušenými dodávkami tepla a s dalšími haváriemi zastaralé bytové infrastruktury? Poslechněte si celou odpolední publicistiku s Vladimírem Krocem.Všechny díly podcastu Hlavní zprávy - rozhovory a komentáře můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Join #LocalGovMatters co-hosts, WCA President & CEO Mark O'Connell and WCA Communications Consultant Michelle Gormican Thompson, as they sit down with Dale Knapp, Director of Forward Analytics to discuss their latest report, “K-12 on the Ballot: Using Referenda to Fund Public Schools.” ResourcesForward Analytics Report: “K-12 on the Ballot: Using Referenda to Fund Public Schools”Forward Analytics […] The post #LocalGovMatters Episode 7: Director Knapp Discusses K-12 on the Ballot: Using Referenda to Fund Public Schools appeared first on #LocalGovMatters 2.0.

In a discussion by journalists Dave Glowacz and Ben Joravsky, Dave and Ben evaluated meetings of the Chicago City Council that took place in November of 2023. In the standard version, council members reacted to 32nd Ward Ald. Scott Waguespack's move to censure 35th Ward Ald. Carlos Ramirez Rosa. In the premium version: One alderman claims, explicitly, what Rosa did to intimidate her; Rosa's act of contrition; controversy around two proposals for referenda to be put before voters in March; and the raucous rules committee meeting. (For the full-length version, subscribe at chigov.com.) Length 11.3 minutes.

It's Election Day and across Minnesota, city councils, school board seats and other local offices are on the ballot. Several cities are also proposing sales tax increases and dozens of school districts are putting bond referenda before voters. This is an MPR News morning update, hosted by Cathy Wurzer. Music by Gary Meister.

S Tomášem Brolíkem o blížících se parlamentních volbách v Polsku a taktice vládnoucí strany PiS, která usiluje o třetí mandát za sebou

Friday morning, Judge Aileen Cannon set a May 2024 date for former President Trump's documents case -- before the election, contrary to the his defense attorneys' request, but later than the prosecutors asked. On today's show, Susan Page, USA Today Washington bureau chief and the author of Madam Speaker: Nancy Pelosi and the Lessons of Power (Twelve, 2021), rounds up the latest news from Washington, including former President Trump's legal troubles, abortion politics and 2024 campaign, the Senate Democrats' bill on Supreme Court ethics, and more.

Richard, Godfrey, and Alex talk about the coming matchup between TCU and Georgia: Do the Frogs have enough skill weapons to cause gameplan problems for the Dawgs? Can the underdogs thump enough? Is there an exhaust port somewhere for TCU to exploit? Plus, some takeaways from every other team to appear in a New Year's Six bowl, some vested interests, and a Godfrey-led chat about Playoff TV ratings. Subscribe to our Patreon at splitzoneduo.com for special episodes this week on TCU and Jim Harbaugh. Production: Anthony Vito. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

How can Christians be relevant in today’s world? I will be talking over several key items Christ-followers are facing in today’s culture as we enter the voting booth.It’s time to combine critical thinking with Biblical truth as we exercise our American freedoms and interact with those who may disagree with our views!

Putin's historic speech finalizes referenda, infuriates Collective West The Duran: Episode 1394

The Dow had its worst day since 2020, falling almost 500 points. Hurricane Fiona is barreling toward Canada, with Canadian forecasters predicting impact on the level of Hurricane Sandy. Four Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine began voting on whether to join Russia today - we'll tell you what President Joe Biden and other leaders are saying. A newly-redacted document reveals dozens of alleged sexual assaults and incidents of harassment at Goldman Sachs between 2000 and 2011. Lastly, acclaimed "Wolf Hall" writer Hilary Mantel has died.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

In an escalation of the war, Moscow launched what the U.S. and others call illegal referenda in the Russian-occupied regions of Ukraine. Meanwhile, the United Nations said it has found new evidence of war crimes and many Russians appear to be fleeing the country instead of signing up for a new military draft. Nick Schifrin reports. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

Russian president Vladimir Putin is expected to make a major speech in hours regarding the special military operation in Ukraine as several breakaway republics in Ukraine will soon hold referenda on joining Russia. Is major escalation coming? Also today: Is Heritage Foundation turning conservative on foreign policy?

Jenna Spinelle joins Ben & Bob for a discussion about her new podcast, When the People Decide, which traces the origins of ballot initiatives in the United States and their impact on American politics in recent years. Jenna Spinelle is the Communications Specialist for the McCourtney Institute for Democracy at Penn State, where she also teaches classes in the college of communications. You can follow her on twitter at @JennaSpinelle. To learn more about the differences between initiatives and popular referenda and which states allow citizens to directly propose laws, visit The National Conference of State Legislatures' guide to the Initiative and Referendum Processes. This episode was edited by Gary Fletcher.