Carter Center Initiative to Restore Trust in the US Election System – Democracy Under Siege As polarization increases, so does the risk of political and identity-based violence. The Network brings North Carolinians together who share a common concern for the future of our state and the mutual desire to build a more healthy democratic republic…
Retired Judge Robert Orr interviews Candidates Stone, Lentz, and Dezio for Seats 6 and 7 in Buncombe County. here are no Republican Candidates in this race, so whoever wins in the primary will be the District Court Judge. Early voting begins on Feb. 15, 2024, and ends on Mar. 5.
Dr Chris Cooper from Western Carolina University moderated this primary candidate forum for WPVM. Dr Chris Cooper from Western Carolina University moderated this primary candidate forum for WPVM and the Asheville community. Candidates are Kevan Frasier, Bo Hess & Tod Leaven. The forum focused on important issues and policies in Asheville including homelessness, crime on…
Moderated by Dr. Chris Cooper The primary candidate forum, moderated by Dr. Chris Cooper, features candidates Sage Turner, Kim Roney, and Charles Domingo. The candidates discuss the voting process and their opening statements. Sage Turner emphasizes her work on affordable housing, while Kim Roney focuses on affordability, public safety, and climate. Charles Domingo highlights the…
Dist 11 Representative Chuck Edwards and challenger Christian Reagan debate in Brasstown, NC NC Dist.11 Representative Churck Edwards and Primary Candidate Christian Reagan – Brasstown NC TIMELINE OF TOPICS OR QUESTIONS COVERED 4:03 Christian Reagan intro & statement 4:30 Chuck Edwards Intro and statement 8:38 Elected officials can trade in the stock market; should that…
Todd Weatherly joins WPVM’s General Manager to discuss the reasoning and the unintended consequences of needle “exchange” programs Asheville has embraced needle exchanges as part of a comprehensive strategy, rooted in public health data, to deal with addiction and its effects on the community. The programs remain controversial but are firmly established locally as…