Podcasts about Referendum

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Hub Headlines features audio versions of the best commentaries and analysis published daily in The Hub. Enjoy listening to original and provocative takes on the issues that matter while you are on the go.   0:19 - Quebec's next referendum to leave Canada may be around the corner, by Peter White   6:13 - Canada already tried economic nationalism—it made us poorer, by Sean Speer   12:40 - Ontario and Quebec are poorer than Louisiana and 42 other states: Report, by Graeme Gordon   This program is narrated by automated voices. To get full-length editions of popular Hub podcasts and other great perks, subscribe to the Hub for only $2 a week: https://thehub.ca/join/hero/   Subscribe to The Hub's podcast feed to get all our best content: https://tinyurl.com/3a7zpd7e (Apple) https://tinyurl.com/y8akmfn7 (Spotify) Watch The Hub on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheHubCanada Get a FREE 3-month trial membership for our premium podcast content: https://thehub.ca/free-trial/ The Hub on X: https://x.com/thehubcanada?lang=en   CREDITS: Alisha Rao – Producer & Sound Editor   To contact us, sign up for updates, and access transcripts, email support@thehub.ca

E dopo il paniere dei prezzi in apertura, con Valentina Pigliautile parliamo di referendum e dei nomi eccellenti del “sì”, con Angelo Paura ci spostiamo in America con le nuove accuse a Trump nel caso Epstein e la reazione della Casa Bianca, per la storia di sport oggi Massimo Boccucci ci parla di nazionale di calcio e dell'appuntamento di stasera, quindi i momenti di Gloria di Gloria Satta dedicati al cinema italiano che continua a fiorire, oggi con il Messaggero c'è l'inserto gratuito MoltoSalute da Alessandra Camilletti alcune interessanti anticipazioni.

E dopo il paniere dei prezzi in apertura, con Valentina Pigliautile parliamo di referendum e dei nomi eccellenti del “sì”, con Angelo Paura ci spostiamo in America con le nuove accuse a Trump nel caso Epstein e la reazione della Casa Bianca, per la storia di sport oggi Massimo Boccucci ci parla di nazionale di calcio e dell'appuntamento di stasera, quindi i momenti di Gloria di Gloria Satta dedicati al cinema italiano che continua a fiorire, oggi con il Messaggero c'è l'inserto gratuito MoltoSalute da Alessandra Camilletti alcune interessanti anticipazioni.

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In this episode, we read statements available to us for campus and community groups on the ballot for the AMS Fall 2025 referendum. Students can learn more about the referendum by visiting myams.org, your student government website, and follow the AMS on instagram @queens_ams.

Nick Cohen and Robert Saunders, the author and academic, discuss historical political party splits in Britain, particularly in the 1920s when the Liberals split and Labour formed, contrasting with the current situation where both left and right-wing votes are fragmented. Nick and Robert analyse the current political landscape, noting that while the right-wing vote is divided with Nigel Farage being popular, the centre-left could dominate British politics if it remains united. The discussion highlighted the challenges of multi-party democracy under the first-past-the-post system and the potential for new parties like the Greens and a Corbyn-led radical left party to impact the political landscape.They talk about the decline of the two-party system in the UK, highlighting how Labour's popularity has dropped significantly since the 2024 election. Labour barely won a third of the vote in 2024 but still secured a majority of seats under the first-past-the-post system, leading to concerns about the system's fairness. Robert explains that the decline of the two-party system can be traced back to the 1950s, when Labour and the Conservatives together accounted for 97% of the vote, compared to 65% by 2010. They also discuss how Brexit and the implosion of the Liberal Democrats in 2015 temporarily reversed this trend, but Robert believes these were anomalous elections and that the longer-term pattern of decline continues.Tory party is dying on its feet Possibly the most dramatic and most influential event driving current politics is the slow agonising death of the Conservative Party. Robert says "This is a party that used to be anchored in all sorts of important institutions that was very deeply rooted in the world of British business. That was connected to institutions like the Church of England, the armed forces, the kind of voluntarist culture, and that also meant it had a lot of kind of different sources of information and ideas flowing into it. It's either cut itself off from those things, or those things have essentially died. So it's become a kind of tree with no roots, and then I don't think it's entirely surprising, therefore, that it crashed down in the way that it did in 2024. "He adds "The biggest danger for the conservative party was that they took refuge in comfortable myths about their defeat. And I think that's what they've been doing."Read all about it! Robert Saunders - @redhistorian - author and academic. Author of "Yes to Europe! The 1975 Referendum & Seventies Britain". "A jaw-dislocating page turner"(Andrew Marr). Co-director the Mile End Institute @MileEndInst , Reader Queen Mary's @QMHistoryNick Cohen's @NichCohen4 latest Substack column Writing from London on politics and culture from the UK and beyond. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning open a new week on The Fan Morning Show with a Maple Leafs autopsy following back-to-back losses over the weekend. They begin by dissecting the team's issues in the crease, careless turnovers, and the stars offering bare-minimum brilliance, before asking what a full Toronto referendum would look like if Edmonton can wear a 9–1 loss. After the break, they consider the idea of Max Muncy to the Blue Jays, and unpack an “intentional balls” gambling claim, separating allegation from fact and precedent.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

On this Newsbuzz episode we recap the results of two of Iowa's largest school bond referendums and we dissect this week's legal battles over SNAP funding.

Zohran Mamdani in New YorkDie Gouverneurswahlen in zwei US-Bundesstaaten sowie das Referendum in Kalifornien waren keinesfalls ein Votum für die Demokraten. Vielmehr waren sie eine schallende Ohrfeige für Trump.Ein Standpunkt von Hermann Ploppa.Bei den Gouverneurswahlen in Virginia und in New Jersey setzten sich unspektakuläre, nicht sonderlich sensationelle Persönlichkeiten triumphal durch. Die beiden neuen Gouverneurinnen Abigail Spanberger und Mikie Sherrill näherten sich schon bedenklich einem Wählervotum von sechzig Prozent. Im Bundesstaat Kalifornien fragte der demokratische Gouverneur durch ein Referendum, ob die Wähler einer Neuverteilung ihrer Wahlbezirke zustimmen würden. Ein Gouverneur in den USA hat nämlich das Recht, die Wahlbezirke in seinem Bundesstaat nach seinem Geschmack so umzugruppieren, dass sie ihm in ihrer Gesamtheit eine Mehrheit der Mandate zuschustern. Diese Trickserei ist als „Gerrymandering“ in den USA verrufen. Doch die Kalifornier haben die Trickserei der Demokraten mit einer fetten Zweidrittelmehrheit abgenickt. Denn der Gouverneur von Kalifornien, Gavin Newsom, hat sich selber effektvoll zu einem prominenten Gegenspieler von Donald Trump aufgeschwungen. Tapfer hatte Newsom immer wieder dagegen protestiert, dass Trump das Militär ganz ungeniert in Kalifornien eingesetzt hatte, unter Umgehung von Gouverneur Newsom.Alle drei Ergebnisse, unabhängig von der jeweiligen Fragestellung, haben eines gemeinsam: dass die Bürger in den USA sehr erbost sind über den provozierenden Bürgerkrieg von oben, den Trump angezettelt hat. Die Gereiztheit ist zum Greifen. Und der Narzissimus Maximus Donald der Große ist überzeugt, dass die Republikaner die Wahl nur deswegen krachend vergeigt haben, weil ER selber nicht angetreten ist.Da ist dann noch ein Spezialthema, das Donald Trump natürlich besonders wurmt. In seinem Heimatstaat, in seiner Heimatstadt New York wohlgemerkt, hat sich ein Kandidat, den er gar nicht mag, erfrecht, die Wahl zum Oberbürgermeisteramt triumphal mit über fünfzig Prozent der abgegebenen Stimmen zu gewinnen. So hat Trump bereits vor der Wahl gedroht, dass er die Bundesmittel für die Stadt New York streichen wird, wenn dieser Sozialist und Kommunist und Wirrkopf, dieser linke Wirrkopf, wie er sich auszudrücken pflegte, da gewinnt wo Trump seinen Tower stehen hat – ausgerechnet in New York! Denn es wäre verschwendetes Geld, wenn das Amt des Bürgermeisters von New York nicht an einen bewährten Verwaltungsfachmann wie diesen tollen Andrew Cuomo geht. Andrew Cuomo war bis 2021 Gouverneur des Bundesstaats New York. Jetzt sollte Cuomo, der beim Kandidatenrennen der Demokraten durchgefallen war, als unabhängiger Kandidat den Fortbestand des mafiösen Machtgeklüngels in der Börsenstadt New York gewährleisten, indem er diesen Ausreißer Mamdani zur Strecke bringt.Damit kommt jetzt der glanzvolle Sieger der New Yorker Bürgermeisterwahlen ins Bild. Zohran Mamdani wurde noch nicht mal in den USA geboren. Sein Vater Mahmood Mamdani ist bekannter Professor für Kolonialismusforschung. Und seine Mutter Mira Nair ist die Regisseurin des weltweit beachteten Films Salaam Bombay! Zohran Mamdani stammt also aus einem Haushalt im gehobenen Mittelstand. Ein blutiger Newcomer im politischen Gewerbe. Erst 2021 ist Mamdani voll in die Politik eingestiegen. Dieser 34-jährige bekennende demokratische Sozialist hat in der Tat großes Entsetzen bei den Reichen und Privilegierten der USA ausgelöst, weil Zohran Mamdani, so heißt der glückliche Sieger, den Bürgern in New York in Aussicht gestellt hat, einige der Fehlentwicklungen der letzten Jahrzehnte korrigieren zu wollen....https://apolut.net/ehrliche-haut-oder-betreute-opposition-von-hermann-ploppa/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of The South Florida Roundup, we took a look at the spate of elections that took place throughout South Florida this week, and how the political patterns of the past several decades seem to be shifting in some major city governments. We spoke with the two mayoral candidates for the City of Miami that are now set to battle in a runoff in December: Emilio Gonzalez and Eileen Higgins [01:09]. Then, we moved the conversation onto Hialeah to discuss the city's youngest mayor in its 100-year history — Bryan Calvo — and what the outlook is for a city facing economic uncertainty [22:43]. Finally, we rounded up local elections in cities on the coast and to the south from Miami-Dade to Monroe County [35:55].

E dopo il caso di miss universo, il commento di Mario Ajello è dedicato alla sinistra pazza per il nuovo sindaco di New York, a volte la politica ci sorprende perchè nessuno avrebbe immaginato un colloquio tra Schlein e Nordio come ci racconta Andrea Bulleri, con l'inviato Nicola Pinna andiamo a bordo degli F35 per un emozionante reportage, quindi la cronaca con l'inviata Camilla Mozzetti e il caso della Torre dei Fori a Roma, quindi con Federica Pozzi che ci mette in guardia sulle truffe telefoniche, con Angelo Paura saliamo sulla Tesla passando per il conto corrente di Elon Musk, e per la storia di sport Massimo Boccucci ci parla di Sinner e del suo orgoglio italiano, e chiudiamo con momenti di Gloria la rubrica di Gloria Satta che prende a braccetto Robert De Niro durante la visita a Roma.

Questa settimana i partiti di maggioranza e di opposizione si sono dedicati alla raccolta firme per chiedere il referendum sulla riforma della separazione delle carriere dei magistrati. Il referendum è praticamente scontato, sarà probabilmente tra marzo e aprile 2026, e il dibattito tra le forze politiche è già iniziato. Ma quali sono le tappe verso il referendum? Quanto è diffusa la separazione delle carriere dei magistrati negli altri Paesi europei? E poi: la riforma voluta dal governo Meloni rischia di essere incostituzionale? In questa puntata proviamo a rispondere a tutte queste domande. Seguiteci sui nostri siti Pagella Politica e Facta e sui nostri profili Facebook, Instagram, X, Telegram, Threads, TikTok e Bluesky. Episodio scritto da Federico Gonzato e Davide Leo e prodotto da Jessica Mariana Masucci Link utili: Le prossime tappe verso il referendum costituzionale sulla giustizia  I partiti all'opposizione sono divisi sul referendum costituzionale sulla giustizia Quanto è diffusa la separazione delle carriere dei magistrati in Europa  Nordio si sbaglia: anche una riforma della Costituzione può violare la Costituzione  CREDIT BRANI “Right on target” di Lemonmusicstudio  “Chicago Blues in E” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Sergei Kyslytsya, Ukraine's Deputy Foreign Minister, discusses the future of Ireland's neutrality.

More than 570,000 Hoosiers receive federal food benefits — including nearly 150,000 people across Central Indiana. Indiana voters decided several school tax questions Tuesday. The most-watched was in Avon, where a statewide official weighed in. The company behind a proposed data center in the Martindale Brightwood neighborhood filed a rezoning application with the city. The 25th anniversary of the Indianapolis LGBT Film Festival is the weekend. 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. WFYI News Now is produced by Zach Bundy and Abriana Herron, with support from News Director Sarah Neal-Estes.

This Day in Maine for Wednesday, November 5th, 2025.

It's Election Day in America. With his approval ratings at an all-time low, what does this portend for Donald Trump and the Republican party he dominates? Also on today's show: A look back at the life and career of Dick Cheney, the former VP who died today at 84. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This Day in Maine for Tuesday, November 4, 2025.

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In apertura, sfogliamo i principali quotidiani italiani ed internazionali con Paolo Mieli. Con l'approvazione definitiva della riforma Nordio che introduce la separazione delle carriere dei magistrati, è iniziato il lungo percorso che ci porterà al referendum confermativo, che probabilmente avverrà tra marzo e aprile. Ne parliamo con Enrico Grosso, costituzionalista, presidente del Comitato No e Francesco Paolo Sisto, viceministro alla Giustizia.

E dopo l'apertura sulla beffa del Louvre, con Valentina Pigliautile andiamo alla festa di Fratelli d'Italia dove si parlerà molto di referendum con il ministro Nordio e forse con il presidente dell'Anm Parodi, quindi una pagina di salute con un focus sulle diete dimagranti, da una parte analizziamo quelle vicine alla truffa con Laura Pace e poi sentiamo Anna Guaita con la novità di una pillola magica sdoganata in America, nell'ampia pagina di sport c' la vittoria di Sinner a Parigi analizzata dalla lente attenta di Guglielmo Nappi e la storia di sport di Massimo Boccucci che oggi ci racconta la giornata delle serie A sconfitta della Roma compresa.

Dopo l'apertura sui conti dell'inflazione, Andrea Bulleri fa il punto sulla riforma della giustizia e un'Italia pronta a misurare il consenso con il referendum, quindi voliamo in America con Angelo Paura e con Donald Trump pronti a sparare contro i trafficanti di droga del Venezuela, con Laura Pace ci spostiamo lungo le strade per capire quanto è ancora popolare il monopattino elettrico, per la storia di sport Massimo Boccucci si veste di bianconero e analizza le difficoltà della Juventus, e per lo spettacolo torna Momenti di Gloria la rubrica di Gloria Satta che oggi ci parla dell'indimenticabile Gigi Proietti

Cette semaine on parle du nouveau Robot NEO que Lysandre Nadeau a acheté, les médecins au Québec, le Referendum avec l'entrevue de Jean Chrétien, du bébé dans un abribus de Longueuil et plus encore

Trump e i test nucleari - La riforma della Giustizia: ora si pensa al referendum

Alex talks about the hottest issue leading up to next week's election….the 2026 election. California's Proposition 50 is a power play by Governor Newsom and Democrats to fight back against Republican gerrymandering in Texas, in the hopes of saving Democratic seats in Congress in the midterm elections. Now a firestorm has ignited with states across the country launching redistricting efforts, and both parties have come to play. First, Alex hears about grassroots efforts to tackle the issue from Richard von Glahn, the Executive Director of People Not Politicians in Missouri. Then she speaks to democratic strategist David Plouffe about the moral quandary Democrats find themselves in, and why our hyper partisan political environment necessitates a gloves-off approach. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Elias Makos welcomes back Caroline Codsi, Founder & Chief Equity Officer, Women in Governance, and Political analyst Karim Boulos. Quebec Premier François Legault is hopping mad with his Ontario counterpart, Doug Ford. With many doctors in Quebec up in arms over Bill 2 and how it will change the way they work and are paid, Ford took the opportunity to roll out the red carpet for Quebec’s doctors Today marks the 30th anniversary of the 1995 referendum. We came close to losing this country - but in the end, the No camp won the referendum with 50.58% of the vote compared to 49.42% for the Yes side. What do you remember most of that time? A sign that we’re headed towards an election? The parties are courting women voters. Despite all indications being there will be a massive cutback in spending in next week’s federal budget, the government announced new money to support women

Ve kterých částech programu se ANO, SPD a Motoristé ještě neshodli? Jak posílí vítězství v parlamentních volbách zastánce vládních škrtů argentinského prezidenta Javiera Mileie? Bude některá z příštích letních olympiád v Mnichově? A vyplatí se celoroční pneumatiky?

In einem Referendum haben die Münchnerinnen und Münchner für eine Bewerbung ihrer Stadt um die Olympischen Sommerspiele gestimmt. Das könnte eine Trendwende in Deutschland markieren.

Ve kterých částech programu se ANO, SPD a Motoristé ještě neshodli? Jak posílí vítězství v parlamentních volbách zastánce vládních škrtů argentinského prezidenta Javiera Mileie? Bude některá z příštích letních olympiád v Mnichově? A vyplatí se celoroční pneumatiky?

München landet einen Olympia-Coup mit klarem Ja beim Referendum – ist Hamburg damit raus? Außerdem im Podcast: Der Glücksatlas enthüllt, wo die Deutschen am zufriedensten sind. Schock auf dem Kiez: Nach dem „Herzblut“ schließt das „Lehmitz“. Wir haben die neuen Zahlen zu immer längeren Kita-Tagen in Hamburg und das St. Pauli-Statement zur Fan-Gewalt. Dazu: Sturmflut-Wochenende und der Start der Kinder-Uni Hamburg.

Die Münchner Bürgerinnen und Bürger haben sich mit einer überraschend deutlichen Mehrheit für Olympische Spiele in ihrer Stadt ausgesprochen. DOSB-Chef Otto Fricke sieht darin auch die Chance, den gesamten Sport in Deutschland nach vorne zu bringen. Heinemann, Christoph www.deutschlandfunk.de, Interviews

Ve kterých částech programu se ANO, SPD a Motoristé ještě neshodli? Jak posílí vítězství v parlamentních volbách zastánce vládních škrtů argentinského prezidenta Javiera Mileie? Bude některá z příštích letních olympiád v Mnichově? A vyplatí se celoroční pneumatiky?Všechny díly podcastu Hlavní zprávy - rozhovory a komentáře můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Die Diskussionen um die Olympiabewerbung drehen sich vor allem um die Kosten, nicht um den symbolischen Wert. Können die Spiele ein Land zusammenschweißen?

Olympia 1972 in München ist, trotz des Attentats, in positiver Erinnerung geblieben. Der Mythos heiterer Spiele, so Sporthistorikerin Jutta Braun, erkläre die erneute Bewerbung.

Plaintiffs support a 10-district system used twice in Virginia Beach following the original suit. The city, awaiting the referendum result, has asked to dismiss the case.

Plaintiffs support a 10-district system used twice in Virginia Beach following the original suit. The city, awaiting the referendum result, has asked to dismiss the case.

Hour 3 of the Thursday Bob Rose Show outlining the coming election in Gainesville, as the City attempts to wrestle control of Gainesville Regional Utilities back from the state. The history of debt under Gainesville's control of the utility, outrageous use of GRU profits to fund pet projects, and how the utility became one of the most expensive electric providers in Florida. What a ‘no' vote means for GRU customers, and all the morning's biggest news for 10-23-25

Ce mercredi 22 octobre, la possibilité pour Emmanuel Macron de soumettre la question des retraites à un référendum, ainsi que la situation des jeunes qui se sentent lésés face au coût de la vie par rapport aux salaires, ont été abordées par Ludovic Desautez, directeur délégué de la rédaction de La Tribune, Rafik Smati, fondateur de Louxor.ai et président du groupe Aventers, et Isabelle Bordry, fondatrice de Retency, dans l'émission Les Experts, présentée par Raphaël Legendre sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au vendredi et réécoutez la en podcast.

Clark County Charter Review Commission candidates discuss whether initiative and referendum powers in the county's Home Rule Charter should be expanded, adjusted, or preserved. Many call for reducing signature thresholds and increasing access for voters to bring measures forward. https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/news/part-iv-powers-of-initiative-and-referendum-in-county-charter/ #ClarkCounty #CharterReview #Elections #HomeRule #DirectDemocracy #CountyGovernment #PoliticalReform #CivicEngagement #PublicParticipation #Washington

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There are going to be a lot of special programs done in the next few weeks, leading up to the 30th anniversary of the 1995 Quebec Referendum. A night that those of us who witnessed it will never forget. Tension and emotion ruled the evening. Chantal, Bruce and I were all in different roles watching the story unfold, and this week we talk about what was a historic moment. in the story of Canada, and what it still means in today's world. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Mecklenburg voters will decide on a referendum to levy a 1-cent sales tax to fund Charlotte's transit plan. That tax would generate nearly $20 billion over 30 years for various transit projects. Proponents say the time is now to make this critical decision. Others urge a no vote because of who will be hurt by rising taxes. We look at both sides.

Two weeks after the arrest of former Des Moines Public Schools superintendent Ian Roberts, the district is finding its footing again.

Happy Friday! This week on the podcast, we are breaking down the two statewide referendum questions on every Mainer's ballot. Our hosts, Esther and Ben, explain why voters should vote no on Question 1, as it would make it harder for Mainers to vote by adding numerous restrictions to absentee voting.   On the flip side,… The post Podcast: A voter guide to Maine's 2025 statewide referendums first appeared on Maine Beacon.

In today's episode David talks to Alan Renwick from UCL's Constitution Unit about the pros and cons of referendums. When does a democratic question need to be put direct to the people? Do some countries do it better than others? How can referendums be used to open up political debate? And how can we avoid a rerun of the pitfalls of the Brexit referendum? There are just a few tickets left for the 3rd film in our autumn film season at the Regent Street cinema on Thursday 9th October: a screening of Rosa Luxemburg, followed by a live recording of PPF with philosopher and writer Lea Ypi. We'd love to see you there https://bit.ly/4nDuKoY Next Up in Fixing Democracy: Compulsory Voting Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices