Recent programs from VoterRadio.com
From Nov. 21, 2011, the John Locke Foundation hosts a living history debate in Raleigh on the future of the United States. Bill Barker portrays Thomas Jefferson and Steve Holloway plays John Adams. Moderating the debate is Ken Ripley, editor of the Spring Hope Enterprise.
The League of Women Voters of Asheville-Buncombe County present a forum featuring candidates for Asheville City Council.
The League of Women Voters of Orange-Durham-Chatham and the N.C. Center for Voter Education present a forum featuring candidates for Chapel Hill mayor and Town Council.
WakeUP Wake County and the Wake County League of Women Voters present a forum featuring candidates for Cary mayor and Town Council.
WakeUP Wake County, the Wake County League of Women Voters and the N.C. Center for Voter Education present a forum featuring candidates for Raleigh mayor and City Council.
WakeUP Wake County and the Wake County League of Women Voters present a forum featuring candidates for Wake County School Board District 3.
WakeUP Wake County and the Wake County League of Women Voters present a forum featuring candidates for Wake County School Board District 5.
WakeUP Wake County and the Wake County League of Women Voters present a forum featuring candidates for Wake County School Board District 6.
WakeUP Wake County and the Wake County League of Women Voters present a forum featuring candidates for Wake County School Board District 8.
The Piedmont Triad League of Women Voters presents a forum featuring candidates for Greensboro mayor.
A conversation on political headlines in North Carolina and beyond, LIVE each Monday morning at 8:30AM from the Morning Times coffee shop in downtown Raleigh.
From June 30, 2011, the N.C. Center for Voter Education presents a panel discussion on the 2011 legislative session, featuring Mark Binker (Greensboro News & Record), Josh Ellis (SGR Today), Laura Leslie (WRAL)
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