http://www.ncvotered.com Get an inside look at North Carolina politics and how it impacts your life with The Voter Update from the N.C. Center for Voter Education. CVE Radio en-us 2008 N.C. Center for Voter Education/ voterupdate@ncvotered.com voterupdate@ncvotered.com Mon, 14 Jan 2008 17:00:37 -0800 Mon, 14 Jan 2008 17:17:37 -0800 News & Politics 720 http://www.ncvotered.com/images/podcast/vu_logo_sm.jpg http://www.ncvotered.com 300 300 N.C. Center for Voter Education Make the most of your vote. Get an inside look at North Carolina politics and how it impacts your life with The Voter Update from the N.C. Center for Voter Education. politics North Carolina elections voting vote democracy news no N.C. Center for Voter Education voterupdate@ncvotered.com http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2009/vu_6_26_09/vu_6_26_09.mp3 We get insight into the creation of the Raleigh-based Foundation for Ethics in Public Service from the man at its helm, former state auditor Les Merritt. Plus, 150 years after its demise the Whig Party is back. We speak with Elaine Stephens from the Modern Whigs. And we continue our look at some of our favorite films about American politics. voterudate@ncvotered.com Fri, 26 June 2009 18:02:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education We get insight into the creation of the Raleigh-based Foundation for Ethics in Public Service from the man at its helm, former state auditor Les Merritt. Plus, 150 years after its demise the Whig Party is back. We speak with Elaine Stephens from the Modern Whigs. And we continue our look at some of our favorite films about American politics. We get insight into the creation of the Raleigh-based Foundation for Ethics in Public Service from the man at its helm, former state auditor Les Merritt. Plus, 150 years after its demise the Whig Party is back. We speak with Elaine Stephens from the Modern Whigs. And we continue our look at some of our favorite films about American politics. no 30:00 Foundation for Ethics in Public Service Modern Whig Party North Carolina elections politics Tar Heel VoterRadio.com voter radio http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2009/vu_6_12_09/vu_6_12_09.mp3 How could a new U.S. Supreme Court ruling impact when elected judges must recuse themselves? We speak with Bert Brandenburg of Justice at Stake to find out. Plus, seven years after its creation, what do North Carolina voters think about their state's system of public campaign financing for the N.C. Supreme Court and N.C. Court of Appeals? Jonathan Crook of Public Policy Polling offers the latest data. And a look at two of our favorite films about American politics. voterudate@ncvotered.com Fri, 12 June 2009 18:02:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education How could a new U.S. Supreme Court ruling impact when elected judges must recuse themselves? We speak with Bert Brandenburg of Justice at Stake to find out. Plus, seven years after its creation, what do North Carolina voters think about their state's system of public campaign financing for the N.C. Supreme Court and N.C. Court of Appeals? Jonathan Crook of Public Policy Polling offers the latest data. And a look at two of our favorite films about American politics. How could a new U.S. Supreme Court ruling impact when elected judges must recuse themselves? We speak with Bert Brandenburg of Justice at Stake to find out. Plus, seven years after its creation, what do North Carolina voters think about their state's system of public campaign financing for the N.C. Supreme Court and N.C. Court of Appeals? Jonathan Crook of Public Policy Polling offers the latest data. And a look at two of our favorite films about American politics. no 30:00 Caperton v Massey US Supreme Court judicial campaign financing Public Policy Polling VoterRadio.com voter radio http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2009/vu_6_5_09/vu_6_5_09.mp3 President Barack Obama has named U.S. Appeals Court Judge Sonia Sotomayor as his pick to replace retiring Justice David Souter on the U.S. Supreme Court. So who is Sonia Sotomayor and how could her ascension to the Supreme Court change the way it rules on cases from gun rights to abortion and more? Veteran Supreme Court reporter Lyle Denniston of SCOTUSblog.com joins us to offer insight into Sotomayor's nomination to the nation's highest court. voterudate@ncvotered.com Fri, 5 June 2009 18:02:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education President Barack Obama has named U.S. Appeals Court Judge Sonia Sotomayor as his pick to replace retiring Justice David Souter on the U.S. Supreme Court. So who is Sonia Sotomayor and how could her ascension to the Supreme Court change the way it rules on cases from gun rights to abortion and more? Veteran Supreme Court reporter Lyle Denniston of SCOTUSblog.com joins us to offer insight into Sotomayor's nomination to the nation's highest court. President Barack Obama has named U.S. Appeals Court Judge Sonia Sotomayor as his pick to replace retiring Justice David Souter on the U.S. Supreme Court. So who is Sonia Sotomayor and how could her ascension to the Supreme Court change the way it rules on cases from gun rights to abortion and more? Veteran Supreme Court reporter Lyle Denniston of SCOTUSblog.com joins us to offer insight into Sotomayor's nomination to the nation's highest court. no 30:00 Sonia Sotomayor US Supreme Court SCOTUSblog.com Lyle Denniston President Barack Obama VoterRadio.com voter radio http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2009/vu_5_22_09/vu_5_22_09.mp3 From the chaos of "Crossover Week" to the looming budget crisis, we get the latest from the N.C. Legislature with Ben Niolet of the Raleigh News and Observer. voterudate@ncvotered.com Fri, 22 May 2009 18:02:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education From the chaos of "Crossover Week" to the looming budget crisis, we get the latest from the N.C. Legislature with Ben Niolet of the Raleigh News and Observer. From the chaos of "Crossover Week" to the looming budget crisis, we get the latest from the N.C. Legislature with Ben Niolet of the Raleigh News and Observer. no 30:00 North Carolina politics Ben Niolet News and Observer General Assembly Legislature smoking ban state budget Center for Voter Education voting VoterRadio.com voter radio http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2009/vu_5_15_09/vu_5_15_09.mp3 How has President Barack Obama faired in his first 100 days in the Oval Office? How will the departure of Justice David Souter shake up the U.S. Supreme Court? Which North Carolina Democrat will challenge Sen. Richard Burr in his upcoming re-election bid? We contemplate these questions and more with Dr. Andrew Taylor, chair of the political science department at N.C. State University. voterudate@ncvotered.com Fri, 15 May 2009 18:02:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education How has President Barack Obama faired in his first 100 days in the Oval Office? How will the departure of Justice David Souter shake up the U.S. Supreme Court? Which North Carolina Democrat will challenge Sen. Richard Burr in his upcoming re-election bid? We contemplate these questions and more with Dr. Andrew Taylor, chair of the political science department at N.C. State University. How has President Barack Obama faired in his first 100 days in the Oval Office? How will the departure of Justice David Souter shake up the U.S. Supreme Court? Which North Carolina Democrat will challenge Sen. Richard Burr in his upcoming re-election bid? We contemplate these questions and more with Dr. Andrew Taylor, chair of the political science department at N.C. State University. no 30:00 North Carolina politics Andrew Taylor NC State University President Barack Obama Justice David Souter Senator Arlen Specter Richard Burr Center for Voter Education voting VoterRadio.com voter radio http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2009/vu_4_24_09/vu_4_24_09.mp3 Congressman Walter Jones (R - NC 3) recently joined 12 of his colleagues in showing bipartisan support for the "Fair Elections Now Act," which would establish a system of public campaign financing for congressional races. Rep. Jones joins us on "The Voter Update" to make the case for reducing the cost of campaigning for Congress and why it should matter to you. Plus, the N.C. Libertarian Party is squaring off against the state of North Carolina over ballot access laws. Brian Irving from the Libertarian Party explains the latest developments in the case and what's next for the Tar Heel State's only officially recognized "third party." voterudate@ncvotered.com Fri, 24 April 2009 18:02:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education Congressman Walter Jones (R - NC 3) recently joined 12 of his colleagues in showing bipartisan support for the "Fair Elections Now Act," which would establish a system of public campaign financing for congressional races. Rep. Jones joins us on "The Voter Update" to make the case for reducing the cost of campaigning for Congress and why it should matter to you. Plus, the N.C. Libertarian Party is squaring off against the state of North Carolina over ballot access laws. Brian Irving from the Libertarian Party explains the latest developments in the case and what's next for the Tar Heel State's only officially recognized "third party." Congressman Walter Jones (R - NC 3) recently joined 12 of his colleagues in showing bipartisan support for the "Fair Elections Now Act," which would establish a system of public campaign financing for congressional races. Rep. Jones joins us on "The Voter Update" to make the case for reducing the cost of campaigning for Congress and why it should matter to you. Plus, the N.C. Libertarian Party is squaring off against the state of North Carolina over ballot access laws. Brian Irving from the Libertarian Party explains the latest developments in the case and what's next for the Tar Heel State's only officially recognized "third party." no 30:00 North Carolina Rep. Walter Jones Fair Elections Now Act Brian Irving Libertarian Party NC Center for Voter Education voting VoterRadio.com voter radio http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2009/vu_4_17_09/vu_4_17_09.mp3 Once appointed, Supreme Court justices serve for life. But should they? Paul Carrington of Duke University Law says that and other aspects of the nation's highest court should be reformed. voterudate@ncvotered.com Fri, 17 April 2009 18:02:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education Once appointed, Supreme Court justices serve for life. But should they? Paul Carrington of Duke University Law says that and other aspects of the nation's highest court should be reformed. Once appointed, Supreme Court justices serve for life. But should they? Paul Carrington of Duke University Law says that and other aspects of the nation's highest court should be reformed. no 30:00 North Carolina Paul Carrrington Duke University Law US Supreme Court NC Center for Voter Education voting VoterRadio.com voter radio http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2009/vu_4_10_09/vu_4_10_09.mp3 From budget wrangling in the N.C. Legislature, to the tussle over who rightly runs Tar Heel schools and a Supreme Court screening of "Hillary: The Movie," we make a political roundup with Damon Circosta of the N.C. Center for Voter Education. voterudate@ncvotered.com Fri, 10 April 2009 18:01:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education From budget wrangling in the N.C. Legislature, to the tussle over who rightly runs Tar Heel schools and a Supreme Court screening of "Hillary: The Movie," we make a political roundup with Damon Circosta of the N.C. Center for Voter Education. From budget wrangling in the N.C. Legislature, to the tussle over who rightly runs Tar Heel schools and a Supreme Court screening of "Hillary: The Movie," we make a political roundup with Damon Circosta of the N.C. Center for Voter Education. no 29:00 North Carolina Damon Circosta June Atkinson Bev Perdue smoking ban Citizens United Hillary Clinton US Supreme Court Fair Elections Now Legislature General Assembly NC Center for Voter Education voting VoterRadio.com voter radio http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2009/vu_4_3_09/vu_4_3_09.mp3 Hunter Bacot of Elon University Poll takes the political pulse of North Carolinians. Plus, is it time to make it easier for smaller political parties to be on the state ballot? Jordon Greene from North Carolinians for Free and Proper Elections offers his take. voterudate@ncvotered.com Fri, 3 April 2009 18:01:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education Hunter Bacot of Elon University Poll takes the political pulse of North Carolinians. Plus, is it time to make it easier for smaller political parties to be on the state ballot? Jordon Greene from North Carolinians for Free and Proper Elections offers his take. Hunter Bacot of Elon University Poll takes the political pulse of North Carolinians. Plus, is it time to make it easier for smaller political parties to be on the state ballot? Jordon Greene from North Carolinians for Free and Proper Elections offers his take. no 30:00 North Carolina Hunter Bacot Elon University Poll Jordon Greene North Carolinians for Free and Proper Elections Electoral Freedom Act NC Legislature General Assembly NC Center for Voter Education voting VoterRadio.com voter radio http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2009/vu_3_27_09/vu_3_27_09.mp3 We get insight into covering North Carolina politics from Ryan Beckwith, producer of the News and Observer's "Under the Dome" blog. Plus, we conclude our series looking at Hollywood's take on the presidency by re-visiting one of the longest-serving fake commanders in chief, President Josiah Bartlet of the "West Wing." voterudate@ncvotered.com Fri, 27 March 2009 18:01:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education We get insight into covering North Carolina politics from Ryan Beckwith, producer of the News and Observer's "Under the Dome" blog. Plus, we conclude our series looking at Hollywood's take on the presidency by re-visiting one of the longest-serving fake commanders in chief, President Josiah Bartlet of the "West Wing." We get insight into covering North Carolina politics from Ryan Beckwith, producer of the News and Observer's "Under the Dome" blog. Plus, we conclude our series looking at Hollywood's take on the presidency by re-visiting one of the longest-serving fake commanders in chief, President Josiah Bartlet of the "West Wing." no 30:00 North Carolina Ryan Beckwith News and Observer Under the Dome NC Legislature General Assembly NC Center for Voter Education voting VoterRadio.com voter radio http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2009/vu_3_20_09/vu_3_20_09.mp3 North Carolina's Superintendent of Public Instruction June Atkinson explains her belief that she -- and not Gov. Bev Perdue's appointed school CEO -- should run the day-to-day operations of the state's public educational system. And Dale Harrison from the Sunshine Center at Elon University tells us how North Carolina fairs when it comes to transparency in government. Plus, we continue our look at Hollywood's take on the presidency with Bill Pullman battling some illegal aliens of the extraterrestrial kind. voterudate@ncvotered.com Fri, 20 March 2009 18:01:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education North Carolina's Superintendent of Public Instruction June Atkinson explains her belief that she -- and not Gov. Bev Perdue's appointed school CEO -- should run the day-to-day operations of the state's public educational system. And Dale Harrison from the Sunshine Center at Elon University tells us how North Carolina fairs when it comes to transparency in government. Plus, we continue our look at Hollywood's take on the presidency with Bill Pullman battling some illegal aliens of the extraterrestrial kind. North Carolina's Superintendent of Public Instruction June Atkinson explains her belief that she -- and not Gov. Bev Perdue's appointed school CEO -- should run the day-to-day operations of the state's public educational system. And Dale Harrison from the Sunshine Center at Elon University tells us how North Carolina fairs when it comes to transparency in government. Plus, we continue our look at Hollywood's take on the presidency with Bill Pullman battling some illegal aliens of the extraterrestrial kind. no 30:00 North Carolina June Atkinson Superintendent of Public Instruction Dale Harrison Sunshince Center Elon University Open Government Coalition NC Legislature General Assembly public education NC Center for Voter Education voting VoterRadio.com voter radio http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2009/vu_3_13_09/vu_3_13_09.mp3 Anita Earls, executive director of the Southern Coalition for Social Justice, offers insight into a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision invalidating a voting district in Eastern North Carolina and explains what the ruling could mean for minority voting rights in the Tar Heel State. Plus, Chase Foster from N.C. Voters for Clean Elections explains the next steps for public campaign financing in North Carolina. And, who would you want in the Oval Office if a monstrous meteor were racing toward earth? Our look at Hollywood's take on the presidency continues. voterudate@ncvotered.com Fri, 13 March 2009 18:01:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education Anita Earls, executive director of the Southern Coalition for Social Justice, offers insight into a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision invalidating a voting district in Eastern North Carolina and explains what the ruling could mean for minority voting rights in the Tar Heel State. Plus, Chase Foster from N.C. Voters for Clean Elections explains the next steps for public campaign financing in North Carolina. And, who would you want in the Oval Office if a monstrous meteor were racing toward earth? Our look at Hollywood's take on the presidency continues. Anita Earls, executive director of the Southern Coalition for Social Justice, offers insight into a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision invalidating a voting district in Eastern North Carolina and explains what the ruling could mean for minority voting rights in the Tar Heel State. Plus, Chase Foster from N.C. Voters for Clean Elections explains the next steps for public campaign financing in North Carolina. And, who would you want in the Oval Office if a monstrous meteor were racing toward earth? Our look at Hollywood's take on the presidency continues. no 29:00 North Carolina Anita Earls Southern Coalition for Social Justice Chase Foster NC Voters for Clean Elections NC Legislature General Assembly US Supreme Court Voting Rights Act Pender County public campaign financing voter-owned elections campaign reform NC Center for Voter Education voting VoterRadio.com voter radio http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2009/vu_3_6_09/vu_3_6_09.mp3 Charlotte Observer reporter Mark Johnson gives us the latest news from inside the General Assembly. Also, with Republicans reeling after the 2008 election, how can the Grand Old Party reach new young voters? We find out from Kim Cotten, chair of the N.C. Federation of Young Republicans. Plus, we continue our look at fictional presidents and discover what it would look like if Indiana Jones won the White House. voterudate@ncvotered.com Fri, 6 March 2009 18:01:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education Charlotte Observer reporter Mark Johnson gives us the latest news from inside the General Assembly. Also, with Republicans reeling after the 2008 election, how can the Grand Old Party reach new young voters? We find out from Kim Cotten, chair of the N.C. Federation of Young Republicans. Plus, we continue our look at fictional presidents and discover what it would look like if Indiana Jones won the White House. Charlotte Observer reporter Mark Johnson gives us the latest news from inside the General Assembly. Also, with Republicans reeling after the 2008 election, how can the Grand Old Party reach new young voters? We find out from Kim Cotten, chair of the N.C. Federation of Young Republicans. Plus, we continue our look at fictional presidents and discover what it would look like if Indiana Jones won the White House. no 30:00 North Carolina Mark Johnson Charlotte Observer Kim Cotten NC Federation of Young Republicans NC Legislature General Assembly smoking ban gay marriage ban NC Center for Voter Education voting VoterRadio.com voter radio http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2009/vu_2_27_09/vu_2_27_09.mp3 We speak with Rev. William Barber, president of the NAACP of North Carolina. Plus Damon Circosta, executive director of the N.C. Center for Voter Education, makes the case for investing in the infrastructure of democracy. voterudate@ncvotered.com Fri, 27 February 2009 18:01:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education We speak with Rev. William Barber, president of the NAACP of North Carolina. Plus Damon Circosta, executive director of the N.C. Center for Voter Education, makes the case for investing in the infrastructure of democracy. We speak with Rev. William Barber, president of the NAACP of North Carolina. Plus Damon Circosta, executive director of the N.C. Center for Voter Education, makes the case for investing in the infrastructure of democracy. no 30:00 North Carolina William Barber NAACP of NC Damon Circosta NC Center for voter Education Barack Obama legislative session campaign reform voting VoterRadio.com voter radio http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2008/vu_11_7_08.mp3 What could the election mean for the present and future of politics across the nation and in North Carolina? We find out in this special hour-long edition of The Voter Update. voterudate@ncvotered.com Fri, 7 November 2008 18:01:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education What could the election mean for the present and future of politics across the nation and in North Carolina? We find out in this special hour-long edition of The Voter Update. What could the election mean for the present and future of politics across the nation and in North Carolina? We find out in this special hour-long edition of The Voter Update. no 1:00:00 North Carolina election 2008 campaign vote Andrew Taylor NC State University politics Tom Jensen Public Policy Polling Damon Circosta NC Center for voter Education Barack Obama Bev Perdue Kay Hagan political science voting VoterRadio.com voter radio http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2008/vu_8_15_08.mp3 With the national party conventions fast approaching, we get insight into this year's key races and the future of Tar Heel elections from Andrew Taylor, chair of the political science department at N.C. State University. Plus, we revisit the presidential election of 1972. voterudate@ncvotered.com Fri, 15 August 2008 18:01:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education With the national party conventions fast approaching, we get insight into this year's key races and the future of Tar Heel elections from Andrew Taylor, chair of the political science department at N.C. State University. Plus, we revisit the presidential election of 1972. With the national party conventions fast approaching, we get insight into this year's key races and the future of Tar Heel elections from Andrew Taylor, chair of the political science department at N.C. State University. Plus, we revisit the presidential election of 1972. no 29:00 North Carolina election campaign vote Andrew Taylor N.C. State University political science voting VoterRadio.com voter radio politics Richard Nixon 1972 presidential election http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2008/vu_8_1_08.mp3 As election 2008 enters its final hundred-day stretch, we speak with Tom Jensen from Public Policy Polling to get insight into emerging trends in this year's races and what they may hint at for Election Day. Plus, we talk with Jane Pinsky from the N.C. Coalition for Lobbying and Government Reform on ways to bring transparency to the state's budget-making process. voterudate@ncvotered.com Fri, 1 August 2008 18:01:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education As election 2008 enters its final hundred-day stretch, we speak with Tom Jensen from Public Policy Polling to get insight into emerging trends in this year's races and what they may hint at for Election Day. Plus, we talk with Jane Pinsky from the N.C. Coalition for Lobbying and Government Reform on ways to bring transparency to the state's budget-making process. As election 2008 enters its final hundred-day stretch, we speak with Tom Jensen from Public Policy Polling to get insight into emerging trends in this year's races and what they may hint at for Election Day. Plus, we talk with Jane Pinsky from the N.C. Coalition for Lobbying and Government Reform on ways to bring transparency to the state's budget-making process. no 28:00 North Carolina election campaign vote Tom Jensen Public Policy Polling Jane Pinsky NC Coalition for Lobby Government Reform General Assembly voting VoterRadio.com voter radio politics 1968 presidential election http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2008/vu_7_25_08.mp3 We speak with Dan Kane from the Raleigh News and Observer to get an inside look at this year's legislative session. Plus, is Sunday voting on the way for your county this fall? We speak with Jenn Frye from Democracy North Carolina to find out. voterudate@ncvotered.com Fri, 25 July 2008 18:01:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education We speak with Dan Kane from the Raleigh News and Observer to get an inside look at this year's legislative session. Plus, is Sunday voting on the way for your county this fall? We speak with Jenn Frye from Democracy North Carolina to find out. We speak with Dan Kane from the Raleigh News and Observer to get an inside look at this year's legislative session. Plus, is Sunday voting on the way for your county this fall? We speak with Jenn Frye from Democracy North Carolina to find out. no 28:00 North Carolina legislature Dan Kane News Observer General Assembly Jenn Frye Democracy NC Sunday voting VoterRadio.com voter radio politics 1968 presidential election http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2008/vu_6_27_08.mp3 As the N.C. General Assembly pushes toward the end of this year's “short” session, we get the latest from the legislature from Rep. Grier Martin (D-Wake). Plus, is this the year of the woman for Tar Heel politics? And what does a new Supreme Court ruling mean for campaign finance reform in North Carolina? voterudate@ncvotered.com Fri, 27 June 2008 18:01:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education As the N.C. General Assembly pushes toward the end of this year's “short” session, we get the latest from the legislature from Rep. Grier Martin (D-Wake). Plus, is this the year of the woman for Tar Heel politics? And what does a new Supreme Court ruling mean for campaign finance reform in North Carolina? As the N.C. General Assembly pushes toward the end of this year's “short” session, we get the latest from the legislature from Rep. Grier Martin (D-Wake). Plus, is this the year of the woman for Tar Heel politics? And what does a new Supreme Court ruling mean for campaign finance reform in North Carolina? no 30:00 North Carolina legislature Grier Martin General Assembly N.C. Women United Louisa Warren Damon Circosta Supreme Court Millionaire's Amendment election voting public campaign financing VoterRadio.com voter radio politics democracy finance reform http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2008/vu_6_13_08.mp3 We get insight into the North Carolina legislature and the Republican election effort from House Minority Leader Paul Stam (R-Wake). Plus, Chase Foster from N.C. Voters for Clean Elections explains Chapel Hill's new Voter-Owned Elections program. voterudate@ncvotered.com Fri, 13 June 2008 18:01:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education We get insight into the North Carolina legislature and the Republican election effort from House Minority Leader Paul Stam (R-Wake). Plus, Chase Foster from N.C. Voters for Clean Elections explains Chapel Hill's new Voter-Owned Elections program. We get insight into the North Carolina legislature and the Republican election effort from House Minority Leader Paul Stam (R-Wake). Plus, Chase Foster from N.C. Voters for Clean Elections explains Chapel Hill's new Voter-Owned Elections program. no 28:00 North Carolina legislature Paul Stam NC Republicans Chase Foster Voters for Clean Elections election voting public campaign financing VoterRadio.com voter radio http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2008/vu_6_6_08.mp3 Get a Republican's view inside North Carolina's legislature from Rep. Nelson Dollar (Wake). Plus, Tom Jensen from Public Policy Polling takes the pulse of the Tar Heel State on the upcoming fall elections. voterupdate@ncvotered.com Fri, 6 June 2008 18:01:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education Get a Republican's view inside North Carolina's legislature from Rep. Nelson Dollar (Wake). Plus, Tom Jensen from Public Policy Polling takes the pulse of the Tar Heel State on the upcoming fall elections. Get a Republican's view inside North Carolina's legislature from Rep. Nelson Dollar (Wake). Plus, Tom Jensen from Public Policy Polling takes the pulse of the Tar Heel State on the upcoming fall elections. no 28:00 North Carolina legislature Nelson Dollar Public Policy Polling Tom Jensen Barack Obama John McCain presidential election Pat McCrory Bev Perdue governor race Elizabeth Dole Kay Hagan U.S. Senate election voting public campaign financing VoterRadio.com voter radio http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2008/vu_5_29_08.mp3 Get an inside look at life as a North Carolina legislator from Rep. Ty Harrell (D-Wake). Plus, Torrey Dixon from FairVote North Carolina offers insight into instant runoff voting and a national popular vote for the presidency. voterupdate@ncvotered.com Fri, 30 May 2008 18:01:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education Get an inside look at life as a North Carolina legislator from Rep. Ty Harrell (D-Wake). Plus, Torrey Dixon from FairVote North Carolina offers insight into instant runoff voting and a national popular vote for the presidency. Get an inside look at life as a North Carolina legislator from Rep. Ty Harrell (D-Wake). Plus, Torrey Dixon from FairVote North Carolina offers insight into instant runoff voting and a national popular vote for the presidency. no 28:00 North Carolina legislature Ty Harrell FairVote national popular vote instant runoff voting primary election voting public campaign financing judicial elections VoterRadio.com voter radio http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2008/vu_5_22_08.mp3 We get an inside look at the North Carolina legislature from Laura Leslie, state capitol reporter for WUNC FM. Plus, Brian Irving from the North Carolina Libertarian Party tells us how his party won the right to be on the state ballot this fall and what it could mean for the election. voterupdate@ncvotered.com Fri, 23 May 2008 18:01:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education We get an inside look at the North Carolina legislature from Laura Leslie, state capitol reporter for WUNC FM. Plus, Brian Irving from the North Carolina Libertarian Party tells us how his party won the right to be on the state ballot this fall and what it could mean for the election. We get an inside look at the North Carolina legislature from Laura Leslie, state capitol reporter for WUNC FM. Plus, Brian Irving from the North Carolina Libertarian Party tells us how his party won the right to be on the state ballot this fall and what it could mean for the election. no 28:00 North Carolina legislature Libertarian Laura Leslie primary election voting Generation Engage public campaign financing judicial elections VoterRadio.com voter radio http://www.voterradio.com/audio/update/2008/vu_5_7_08.mp3 We visit North Carolina's polls on its historic primary election. Plus: ways to engage a new generation of voters, an inside look at the GOP plan for victory and how two new court rulings could impact Tar Heel elections. voterupdate@ncvotered.com Thu, 8 May 2008 18:01:32 EST News & Politics N.C. Center for Voter Education We visit North Carolina's polls on its historic primary election. Plus: ways to engage a new generation of voters, an inside look at the GOP plan for victory and how two new court rulings could impact Tar Heel elections. We visit North Carolina's polls on its historic primary election. Plus: ways to engage a new generation of voters, an inside look at the GOP plan for victory and how two new court rulings could impact Tar Heel elections. no 28:00 North Carolina primary election voting Generation Engage public campaign financing judicial elections VoterRadio.com voter radio