From the WFUV newsroom, a podcast on the top issues & candidates of New York's 2018 gubernatorial and midterm elections. Hosted by Andrew Seger and Kacie Candela.
Prickly Politics
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From the WFUV newsroom, a podcast on the top issues & candidates of New York's 2018 gubernatorial and midterm elections. Hosted by Andrew Seger and Kacie Candela.
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Recent Episodes
March 3, 2020
Race for NY-12: Suraj Patel
<p>Prickly Politics co-host Andrew Millman interviews NY-12 congressional candidate Suraj Patel, who is challenging Rep. Carolyn Maloney, in the first Prickly Politics Interviews. Patel is advocating for a "Family Opportunity Guarantee" and discuses how he would be a different representative than Congresswoman Maloney. Check back next week for the first Prickly Politics Explains...</p>
December 11, 2019
Insider's Guide to New York's 2020 Legislative Session
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Wondering what to look out for next year in New York City and state politics? We've got an insider's guide for what to watch in 2020 at the city and state level. For this episode of Prickly Politics, we take a look at marijuana legalization, environmental issues, and the budget. We also talk to City & State's City Hall report Jeff Coltin about what he thinks are the biggest issues the city is facing. </span></p>
November 20, 2019
One Person, One Vote? Not Anymore in New York City
<p>New Yorkers voted to adopt Ranked Choice Voting for some city elections. This makes New York City the largest jurisdiction in the country to adopt the method. High profile political players like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Andrew Yang say this will increase voter turn out and make people feel like their vote matters more. While others worry the method is too complicated for voters to grasp. For this episode of Prickly Politics, Professor Boris Heersink helps explain how the method works and talks about how he thinks it’ll affect future elections. We also talk to Josh Silver, the co-founder of Represent.Us, which is an organization working to spread RCV nation wide. And City Councilman I. Daneek Miller explains why he is worried about how this will effect communities of color and immigrants. Natalie Migliore is back as guest co-host.</p>
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