Podcasts about voting block

Join America's Roundtable (https://americasrt.com/) radio co-hosts Natasha Srdoc and Joel Anand Samy with Troy Miller, President & CEO of National Religious Broadcasters (NRB). This was a special 2024 election program titled "America at a Crossroads." The timely conversation with Troy Miller on America's Roundtable focuses on the significance for Christians to vote in US elections in preserving freedom of speech and religious freedom. The conversation brings to the forefront the court case against the "Johnson Amendment", and the crucial role of the faith community in engaging in key public policy issues impacting families and their local communities. A recent study released by Arizona Christian University, led by Dr. George Barna, indicates that 32 million regular Christian church attenders are unlikely to vote this election. While this major voting block upholds Judeo-Christian values and principles, the study reveals apathy among Christian voters could be a "gamechanger" this election, according to Barna. Mr. Miller also shares about his recent visit to Israel and the tragedy of the Iran-backed Hamas terrorist group murdering 1200 individuals and taking 250 hostages on October 7, 2023. Miller speaks about the importance of the faith community in combating anti-Semitism and presents moral clarity in standing with Israel and the Jewish community in the West. Miller is a senior executive with more than 30 years of management and business experience. He has served as the interim CEO of NRB since March 2019, assuming leadership during a time of financial crisis. Under Miller's leadership, the association has recaptured a strong financial position, grown its membership and significantly enhanced programming, networking, equipping, sponsorship, and exhibition aspects of the annual NRB International Christian Media Convention. Miller is also currently President & CEO of NRBTV where he has served since June 2005. He served with distinction in the US Navy from 1983-1988, including time assigned to the Naval Engineering Command at Ingalls Shipyard in Pascagoula, MS. Miller was part of the commissioning crew of USS Bunker Hill. He worked for personal computer Gateway, Inc. for ten years and was involved in leading several business startups, including Gateway's expansion into Europe and Asia, new manufacturing facilities, and global information technology application strategy. He served as the executive vice president and chief operating officer for D. James Kennedy Ministries. Miller has spoken at seminars on strategic business planning, information technology integration, organizational development, and Christian apologetics, as well as training pastors in the Far East. americasrt.com (https://americasrt.com/) https://ileaderssummit.org/ | https://jerusalemleaderssummit.com/ America's Roundtable on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/americas-roundtable/id1518878472 Twitter: @NRBCEO @ileaderssummit @NatashaSrdoc @JoelAnandUSA @supertalk America's Roundtable is co-hosted by Natasha Srdoc and Joel Anand Samy, co-founders of International Leaders Summit and the Jerusalem Leaders Summit. America's Roundtable (https://americasrt.com/) radio program - a strategic initiative of International Leaders Summit, focuses on America's economy, healthcare reform, rule of law, security and trade, and its strategic partnership with rule of law nations around the world. The radio program features high-ranking US administration officials, cabinet members, members of Congress, state government officials, distinguished diplomats, business and media leaders and influential thinkers from around the world. Tune into America's Roundtable Radio program from Washington, DC via live streaming on Saturday mornings via 65 radio stations at 7:30 A.M. (ET) on Lanser Broadcasting Corporation covering the Michigan and the Midwest market, and at 7:30 A.M. (CT) on SuperTalk Mississippi — SuperTalk.FM reaching listeners in every county within the State of Mississippi, and neighboring states in the South including Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana and Tennessee. Listen to America's Roundtable on digital platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon, Google and other key online platforms. Listen live, Saturdays at 7:30 A.M. (CT) on SuperTalk | https://www.supertalk.fm

Years of exit polls tell us that the outcome of this election may come down to white women who, at 40%, make up the majority of the entire electorate. But what can be done about the fact that white women have a track record of voting more conservatively in the majority of presidential elections since 1950, even when a fellow white woman was an option? This week, host Sarah Jones talks to activist and organizer Shannon Watts about the often overlooked power white women hold in politics and why it's so consistently leveraged against their own interests.  You can follow Sarah Jones, see pod updates, and respond to AWHY prompts @yesimsarahjones on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook. This podcast was produced in collaboration with The Meteor.

This block was intended only for the election and not to combine these parties, as usual, the lowest common denominator will prevail. https://www.torahrecordings.com/rebbe/igroskodesh/011/010/3677

Will discusses the ways in which the Left is trying to steal the election in Springfield Ohio. Also: Abortion on the ballot in South Dakota.

CNN is sounding the alarm! They're panicking over the fact that Donald Trump that convicted felon J6 insurrectionist is poised to win more of the black vote than any Republican in more than 60 years! This is incredible, and all the more delightful seeing this panic coming from the likes of CNN!   -- Stay Connected to Dr. Steve moving forward on the new Turley Talks Platform at: https://fight.turleytalks.com Go to http://turleytalkslikesgold.com/ to get your free 2024 Gold & Silver Kit now.   *The content presented by our partners may contain affiliate links. When you click and shop the links, Turley Talks may receive a small commission.* -- Thank you for taking the time to listen to this episode.  If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and/or leave a review. FOLLOW me on X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/DrTurleyTalks Click here to partner with us and defy liberal culture! https://advertising.turleytalks.com/sponsorship Sign up for the 'New Conservative Age Rising' Email Alerts to get lots of articles on conservative trends: https://turleytalks.com/subscribe/.

Biden Losing Key Voting Block, Plus Latest on Independence Center Shooting | 11-14-23See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Vanity Fair recently did a hit-piece on Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, which suggested that ‘Anti-Vaxxers,' as they not-so-lovingly refer to the Medical Freedom Movement, may be the voting block that determines the next election. With prominent figures such as DeSantis and RFK Jr. evaluating whether or not to run for presidency in 2024, is it possible that the movement could be put in the position of determining the next POTUS?

Millennials and The Midterm Election - A Critical Voting Block The three younger generations – those ages 18 to 53 in 2018 – reported casting 62.2 million votes, compared with 60.1 million cast by Baby Boomers and older generations. It's not the first time the younger generations outvoted their elders. The younger group did the same in the 2016 presidential election.  This information comes from the Pew Research website.  What made the big difference? Experts say it was all about high voter turnout!  In this episode of the Political Woman Podcast, I speak with one of my Go-To Millennial friends, Joseph Garcia.  Please listen, share and subscribe—# Vote.  For more on this and all my episodes, please go to my website, gloriamoraga.com    

The MCMS continues, Marc is joined by Jim Carafano from the Heritage Foundation to discuss the Hungary Prime Minister and terrorist occupation of Afghanistan, just as he boards a plane to head down to Texas for CPAC. Jess Anderson, "Jess Live" from our sister station 96.3 The Lou, joins in studio to discuss the conviction and possible trade off for Brittney Griner. Later, Marc talks more about Kari Lake and confusion with the voting block. 

The TDs of the North West have been urged to form a voting block among themselves, to force the Govt to invest in the region, as it faces a motion of no confidence today. That's according to a regional Green Party member, while Sinn Fein have been criticised for proposing such a motion which will be defeated

Steve Gruber discusses news and headlines. 

Liberation Day for men on the Left... Nation Sex Strike, The Voting Block, Fed issues biggest rate hike, Little and Big Ennis... The tale of the Jailer and the Escapee See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Liberation Day for men on the Left... Nation Sex Strike, The Voting Block, Fed issues biggest rate hike, Little and Big Ennis... The tale of the Jailer and the Escapee See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Liberation Day for men on the Left... Nation Sex Strike, The Voting Block, Fed issues biggest rate hike, Little and Big Ennis... The tale of the Jailer and the Escapee See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In today's episode: Chris talks through a new approach for his show:  to create a COVID Control Room. It is time to be all in. Our fate is in our own hands, and while vaccine hesitancy continues to befuddle many of us, the Mo' Man takes a beat to outline some of the numbers around who and why people are not getting the shot. A recent You Gov poll analyzed by Philip Bump of the Washington Post finds an overlay of about 1 in 8 people who are not worried, not vaxxed and not wearing a mask. Also on the table: Chris outlines what he sees as a new coalition to tap into: the vaccinated among us. Both left and right who are fully vaxxed and getting fed up with the continuing lackadaisical response from their fellow  Americans.  Those who don't or won't get the shot, are in essence holding the rest back from a return to normalcy. This could be a substantial voting block come 2022.Cuom'ote of the Day: "I like them because the vaccinated are people who are openly reasonable and they are not defined by party. It's not fair to say it's all Republicans..."

On this episode of WTF California Podcast, we focus on a bunch of Contra Costa County tidbits from Oakley Councilman fibbing, Contra Costa County District Attorney's Office continues to showcase incompetence. City of Richmond looking at allowing undocumented residents to vote. LA City Council votes ban on homeless encampments. Plus much more. Articles from the Show Borenstein: Felon elections chief keeps pension, serves sentence in Hawaii DA won't charge man arrested in fatal shooting outside Walnut Creek bar; police describe chaos after group was removed for sexual harassment District Attorney Report Says Sheriff Deputies Acted Lawfully During 2018 Detainment of Oakley Man East Bay city to look at allowing undocumented residents to vote in local elections LA City Council approves ban on homeless encampments in areas throughout city Disneyland to require face masks indoors for guests, cast members CA fines El Super grocery stores $447K for failing to provide paid COVID sick leave Los Angeles, Long Beach requiring city workers to show vaccination proof or test negative weekly Sacramento County recommends wearing masks in public indoor settings I don't see it happening': Fletcher says mask recommendation unlikely to become mandate Proposal to ban 'ghost guns' in San Diego Outdoor Activities Canceled Due To Unhealthy Air In Sacramento Region Ambulances in Ventura County get kits to help autistic patients during stressful ride

Host and KYW Newsradio Community Affairs reporter Cherri Gregg asks the burning questions on the anatomy of the Latino vote. Rafael Collazo National Director of Political Affairs at Unidos US and host of the Found in Translation Podcast joins Michelle Myers, Community and political reporter for Al Dia and Michael Toledo CEO of Centro Hispano.  The newsmaker of the week is the coronavirus that is burning up headlines. Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Tom Farley discusses the city's roll out of protocols to stop the spread of the disease.   The Patriot Homecare Changemaker is EndoMarch.  Pennsylvania representative for the organization, Beth Kovacs, is guest.  

Matthew 16:13-18  Is the CHURCH turning into: A Voting Block A Political Movement Another Institution Club for good people A once a week meeting Colossians 3:3  Position Passion Priorities WHO YOU ARE CHANGES EVERYTHING 1 John 3:1

Host Don Marsh delves deeper into the “Beyond the Ballot” project with St. Louis Public Radio reporter Ashley Lisenby and Harvest Public Media editor Erica Hunzinger to see what Missouri voters' aspirations are for the November midterm elections. 

November 6, 2017 Mostly cloudy and rainy today with highs in the mid-60s.  NEW JERSEY PREPARES TO GO TO THE POLLS FOR ELECTION DAY 2017 Tomorrow is Election Day in New Jersey, and many people are still unsure who they will vote for – some still don't even know who is running. With that in mind, WNYC published two stories to help voters understand the two major candidates on the ballot: Democrat Phil Murphy and Republican Kim Guadagno. SOUTH JERSEY DEM MACHINE, TEACHERS' UNION BARREL TOWARD ELECTION DAY In South Jersey, two of the most powerful political forces in the state are going head-to-head: Sen. President Steve Sweeney and the New Jersey Education Associate. Although Sweeney's opponent on the ballot is technically Republican Fran Grenier, Philly.com says his real opponent is the 200,000-member NJEA, which vowed to defeat Sweeney back in March and has spent millions of dollars trying to accomplish that goal. HOW SECURE ARE NEW JERSEY'S VOTING MACHINES? You know those claw machines on the boardwalk in Atlantic City? Ever taken your laundry to a cleaners and weighed it on the scale? You might be surprised to learn that both of those seemingly innocuous devices are actually subject to more state regulation that the voting machines in New Jersey. The Record has the full story on how and why this is the case. FOREST HILL RESIDENTS: NEWARK AND NEW JERSEY MUST LOCK ARMS TO EMBRACE THE FUTURE Brick City Live takes us into the heart of Newark's Forest Hill neighborhood to speak with residents there about their thoughts on tomorrow's election as part of the ongoing Voting Block collaboration. As is the case with many voters in New Jersey, the biggest issues on their minds were taxes and the relationship between their city and the state of New Jersey. VOTING BLOCK: APATHY, ANXIETY AHEAD OF TUESDAY'S VOTE Last month, NJ Pen spoke with neighbors on East Stiles Avenue, a small, tightly knit street in the Camden County Democratic stronghold of Collingswood, about how they handle politics in their neighborhood. In the latest installment in the Voting Block project, Matt Skoufalos tries to figure what it takes to get them to the polls. WEST NEW YORK RESIDENTS DISPLAY RESILIENCE THEY EXPECT FROM NEXT GOVERNOR The mile-long, densely populated town of West New York – nestled in the heart of the North Hudson – is represented by some of the most passionate residents in the state. On the eve of the upcoming gubernatorial election, Kevin Castillo met with residents to hear their opinions and the expectations they have for the next governor of New Jersey as part of the Voting Block reporting project. Want more? Check us out on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.

November 3, 2017 Local Beat is the NJ News Commons’ weekly roundup of the best reporting by community news sources. RESIDENTS TALK NJ POLITICS AT VOTING BLOCK POTLUCKS Six more partners in the ongoing Voting Block collaborative reporting series hosted political potlucks in their communities over the last week. TAPinto Newark sat down with residents of Halsey Street and Central Ave. in Newark to discuss gentrification and the changing cityscape. Residents of Atlantic City's Bungalow Park neighborhood dined with Route 40 to talk about the ongoing state takeover of the city. Reporte Hispano spoke with residents about the lack of political enthusiasm among Elizabeth's Hispanic community. Neighbors in Berkeley Heights discussed everything from education to taxes with CivicStory. Turkish-American residents in Woodland Park told Zaman Amerika that they're looking for lower taxes and a friend to immigrants in the next governor. Finally, residents in Morristown told Morristown Green that a new governor is only one of many changes they hope to see in New Jersey. Visit votingblocknj.com to read the full series. LITTLE SILVER ENTREPRENEUR MAKES HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS HIS BUSINESS Broadcaster Rich Chrampanis and a small team of multimedia journalists have been documenting high school sports in Monmouth and Ocean counties for three years at his online startup, Shore Sports Zone. Now, Christina Johnson of Two River Times says Chrampanis' unique brand of professionally produced scholastic sports coverage is going statewide under the new Jersey Sports Zone banner. Chrampanis is also the sports editor at Two River Times. MORRISTOWN HISTORIC DISTRICT DODGES DEADLY CARBON MONOXIDE; RESIDENT KNOCKS OUT FIRE, FIREFIGHTERS SAVE CATS Several homes in Morristown’s Historic District were evacuated Wednesday night after a downed power line set fire to a fence and an underground electrical condition filled three houses with dangerous levels of carbon monoxide. Luckily, Kevin Coughlin of Morristown Green says a quick-thinking resident put out the fire with a kitchen extinguisher. After the residents were moved to safety, Morristown firefighters went back into one of the evacuated homes and saved five cats from the deadly gas. IN WESTFIELD, RARITAN VALLEY RAIL COALITION GIVES UPDATES ON ONE-SEAT RIDE Commuters along the Raritan Valley train line were hoping for good news Monday concerning a "one seat ride" to New York City during peak hours. Instead, Kate Brochu of TAPinto Westfield says they were told they would have to keep switching trains at Newark for the foreseeable future. NEWARK ORDERS SHUTDOWN OF CONTROVERSIAL PARKING LOT The City of Newark has ordered the shutdown of a controversial parking lot in the Ironbound neighborhood, which has been a point of contention for the last several years and was at the center of a lawsuit first filed by residents in 2013. Elana Knopp of TAPinto Newark says despite the ordered shutdown, many residents wonder why it took the city more than a year to take action. FOOTBALL COMMUNITY PACKS BOE MEETING TO SUPPORT RACIOPPE Members of the Verona High School football community, including current players and parents of former players, attended the Board of Education meeting on Monday night in support of Coach Lou Racioppe, who was placed on administrative leave three weeks ago. Virginia Citrano of MyVeronaNJ says the crowd was critical of many aspects how they felt the leave had been handled, but those criticisms were not always accurate. Want more? Check us out on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.

Route 40 gathered together a group of residents from Atlantic City's Bungalow Park neighborhood at the Back Bay Ale House on Tuesday, Oct. 17 to talk about the New Jersey gubernatorial race and the issues their community would like to see addressed by the next governor. The conversation was recorded as part of the collaborative reporting project Voting Block. The post Podcast: Voting Block Bungalow Park appeared first on Route 40.

New Jersey needs a leader in its next governor, someone who can help influence national politics and change rhetoric around major issues facing the state, agreed a group of Atlantic County residents last week. The post Voting Block Pleasantville: We’re Looking For A Leader appeared first on Route 40.

October 23, 2017 Cloudy with scattered showers and highs in the lower 70s.  ANSWERS TO YOUR BIGGEST QUESTIONS FOR THE NEXT NJ GOVERNOR WNYC and other partners on the Voting Block collaborative reporting series asked New Jersey residents to share their questions for the gubernatorial candidates. Hundreds of questions poured in and now – drumroll, please – we have answers to some of the most popular questions.   GOVERNOR’S RACE 2017: PROPERTY TAXES, PENSION SYSTEM, ECONOMIC GROWTH Sound bites and TV spots aren’t enough to get an accurate understanding of the leading candidates’ policies and platforms, so NJ Spotlight put together this primer to help you navigate some of the biggest issues on the table in the upcoming election.  NJSPCA: MORE A HOME FOR ‘WANNABE’ COPS THAN A HAVEN FOR ANIMALS? A new report from the State Commission of Investigation found that the NJ Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals spends more on police equipment and lawsuits than it does enforcing animal cruelty laws. NJ Spotlight says the report also found that the NJSPCA often fails to respond to animal cruelty complaints in a timely manner, spends more money on legal billings than it does on animal care, and is essentially a haven for "wannabe" cops.  CHRISTIE-LED OPIOID COMMISSION EXAMINES HEALTH INSURERS Members of the President's Commission on Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis met again on Friday in Washington to hear testimony from health insurance companies. NJTV says the commission, chaired by Gov. Chris Christie, is currently waiting on a long-promised federal emergency declaration from the president on the national opioid epidemic, which Trump originally promised to declare two months ago.  STUN GUNS WILL SOON BE LEGAL IN NJ: ARE THEY DANGEROUS? Until recently, New Jersey was one of only four states and the District of Columbia where it is illegal to own a stun gun – but that's about to change. The Record says the ban on stun guns in New Jersey is about to be lifted, making them legal to buy and use. But are they dangerous and, if so, how dangerous are they? Want more? Check us out on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.

October 20, 2017 Local Beat is the NJ News Commons’ weekly roundup of the best reporting by community news sources. VOTING BLOCK CONTINUES AS NEIGHBORS MEET FOR POLITICAL POTLUCKS Three more partners in the ongoing Voting Block collaborative reporting series published stories this week. NJ Pen profiled neighbors on E. Stiles and Haddon Avenue in Collingswood. Montclair Local hosted a political potluck with residents in Montclair's Cloverhill Place neighborhood. And Village Green hosted their own potluck with the residents of Elmwood Avenue in Maplewood. Check out their stories below, and visit votingblocknj.com to read the rest of the series. Voting Block NJ: Collingswood Neighbors Keep the Peace by Talking Politics Less, Town Culture More by Matt Skoufalos of NJ Pen Maplewood Residents Ages 9 to 90 Hash Out Political Divide on Elmwood Avenue by Donny Levit of Village Green Political Potluck: Murphy candidacy prompts unease in Montclair by Linda Moss of Montclair Local Video: Montclair residents discuss governor's race at Voting Block potluck by Linda Moss of Montclair Local HURRICANE RELIEF CONCERT IN JERSEY CITY RAISES $30K FOR PUERTO RICO A hurricane relief concert held in Jersey City raised $30,000 for the citizens of Puerto Rico that are still in dire need after the island was devastated by two major hurricanes. John Heinis of Hudson County View says the groups responsible for the fundraiser also managed to collect more than 7,000 pounds of supplies, which include food, water, and diapers. MORTGAGE FRAUD CHARGES SNARE DEVELOPER OF NEWARK'S NEW DPW GARAGE A real estate investor behind Newark's new Department of Public Works garage was arrested on federal charges this week along with three others for using “straw buyers” to fraudulently obtain mortgage loans from a bank. Mark Bonamo and Elena Knopp of TAPinto Newark say Victor Santos was charged by federal law enforcement authorities with conspiracy to commit bank fraud for allegedly attempting to fraudulently obtain mortgage loans totalling more than $5 million. GHOST RESEARCHERS SEPARATE FACT FROM FICTION Chelsea Lynch and Pat Kibby of South Jersey Ghost Research came to Toms River to speak about their work as paranormal investigators. Chris Lundy of Jersey Shore Onlinesays the researchers broke down the various types of recordings and explained what a paranormal investigation actually entails – including all the boring parts where they spend hours just walking around and waiting for something to happen. AS WESTFIELD'S ELECTION NEARS, SIGNS DISAPPEAR (VIDEO)  The Westfield mayoral and town council election is less than a month away, and election signs have started to disappear from residents' front lawns. Jackie Lieberman of TAPinto Westfield says someone posted video footage to the Westfield Facebook group showing a man removing "Brindle for Mayor" signs from the front of an office building. Members of the group quickly identified the man and the signs were returned, but other candidates have also discovered their signs missing or vandalized. OTHER NOTABLE LOCAL STORIES THIS WEEK: Author tells Morristown book fest: Kelly may be all that stands between Trump and nuclear war by Kevin Coughlin of Morristown Green Bramnick Holds Q & A, Advises Cranford Residents Against 750 Walnut to Hire Legal Counsel by Leah Scalzadonna of TAPinto Cranford Livingston Family Brings Awareness to Son's "Sleeping Beauty Syndrome" by Danielle Santola of TAPinto Livingston "A Beautiful Mind" Nobel Prize Winner is Honored by New Jersey Congressional Representatives by Maureen Berzok of TAPinto East Brunswick Developer Eyes 3 Options For Synagogue Property by Virginia Citrano of MyVeronaNJ Want more? Check us out on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.

Superhero Academy Podcast Dave Cascino - Thunderclap.it For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON Summary In this podcast, Marc Coppola interviews Dave Cascino of Thunderclap, an online tool that enables people to share their content and with a band of people together, their campaign and their message is intensified. It is born from the fact that as an individual, it's hard to get heard and get your content mainstream. Information is the new age gold. The more attention you can bring to your information, the more power you seem to have. They also talk about Voting Block. Voting block is negotiating with lawmakers to vote a certain way in exchange of thousands of people voting the same way. If you have a cool idea, people would want to support it and you should provide a variety of ways by which people can help you out. Ultimately, the change starts with you and if you start today, chances are, more people will be inspired to do the same. Main Questions Asked • What is Thundeclap? How did it start? [03:16] • How does Thunderclap work? [17:10] • What changes have you seen in Thunderclap since you started it? [23:39] • What is Voting Block? [35:30] • How are these voting blocks organized? [41:15] Powerful Quotes • "If we make sustainability sexy, then we'll make sustainability mainstream." - Marc Coppola [02:31] • "Information is the new age gold." - Marc Coppola [23:13] Links Mentioned Kickstarter kcikstarter.com Greenseed greenseed.me Reddit reddit.com Voting Blocks votingblocks.com Contact Information for the Guest, Dave Cascino and Thunderclap twitter.com/davidcascino linkedin.com/in/davidcascino thunderclap.it Come check out more of what we do on www.valhallamovement.com www.superheroacademy.net

Why should the usual democratic voting blocks such as woman, African-Americans,Jews, etc. now vote for Romney instead of Obama ? Why do Democrats want to divide American voters in voting groups and not consider Americans as a whole nation? In Dr. Tony’s corner, learn if marriage is good for your health. Also, this show’s health tip will help you determine … Read more about this episode...