Last updated on 2017-06-07
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But first, co-host Spencer Dobson and I have some fun at Republican gubernatorial candidate Terry LaFleur’s wall-building expense, then remind everyone in Aberdeen and across South Dakota with local elections coming up in June to register to vote!
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Terry LaFleur [03:00]:
- That Sioux Falls paper’s story on LaFleur’s effort to raise money for Trump’s wall
- LaFleur gubernatorial campaign website
Voter registration [8:20]:
- How-to from South Dakota Secretary of State
- How-to from DMV.org (not a government agency)
- Use the South Dakota Voter Information Portal to see if you are registered and learn where to vote!
- Download the official Vote605 Mobile App to check your voter registration status!
- SDCL 16-13-4.1: if you have a driver’s license, you’re on the jury selection list!
Aaron Schultz, Aberdeen School Board candidate [12:25]:
Mark Remily, incumbent Aberdeen City Council candidate [35:20]:
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Outstanding show. Every podcast gets more and more compelling. Thanks for all the prep work and post production it takes to put on a show.
I have opinions on the candidates, now.
PS … Go Rockies – sweep the guys at that field with the yellow rock
Thanks, Porter! Spencer and I are having fun, and we’re getting some great commentary from our guests. Aaron and Mark both delivered some great lines (Aaron about intercultural understanding, Mark about listening to the people and welcoming newcomers). What I like in our interviews is that we aren’t getting canned speeches; we’re getting candidates to be themselves, talk off script, just say what they are really thinking.