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Candidate debates

The League of Women Voters has held a series of local candidate debates for broadcast on local cable channels, available On Demand even.

If the NLR mayoral debate is as good as the advertising, it might be fun to watch.

The League of Women Voters of Pulaski County and Comcast Cable collaborate once again to inform
Pulaski
County voters of candidate platforms as presented by both incumbents and challengers.

 

Forums are being televised on Comcast Cable Channel 18 in Little Rock and
North Little Rock and on Comcast ONDEMAND Channel One. The following races will be showcased:

Pulaski
County
Judge : Judge Buddy Villines and Phil Wyrick

Pulaski
County Sheriff: Seriff Doc Holaday and Patrick Mulligan

Justice of the Peace, District 6: JP Donna Massey and Wainette
Copass

Justice of the Peace, District 8: Curtis Keith and Paula Rogers-Withers

Little Rock City Director, Position 9 Director Gene Fortson, Glen A. Schwarz, and Ross Phillips

North Little Rock Mayor: Bill Laman, Bubba Lloyd, Mayor Patrick Hays

North Little Rock Alderman Ward 1: Alderman Neil Bryant and Beth White

North Little Rock Alderman Ward 2: Maurice Taylor and Tom Jones

North Little Rock Alterman Ward 3: Alderman John Parker, Bruce Foutch, James Ard, and Sam Baggett.

Dates and Times for Viewing

 

 

 

 

Tuesday, October 21, 2008 ~ 9AM

Saturday, October 18, 2008 ~ 1:30 PM
 

Saturday, October 25, 2005 ~ 1:30PM

Monday October 20, 2008 ~ 7:30 PM
 

Monday, November 3, 2008 ~ 7:30 PM

The League of Women Voters,  a Nonpartisan, multi-issue political organization, encourages the informed and active participation of citizens in government and influences public policy through education and advocacy .

Stephanie Y. Johnson, Director

League of Women Voters of the United States

Phone: 501-351-3816

Comments

I sure would like to see this, but I don't have Comcast. Is there some other way to 'witness' the debate?

Why don't they put these online?


Even Chickenopolis will get a Mayoral debate. Tonite on local 29/40 all 8 mayoral candidates in

Springdale will go at it. It should be fun, that is if you don't have to stick your self with a DBI pin to stay awake.

Take Jonah's advice over at Iconoclast. NONE of them. He's right.

The NLR Ward 3 Section is heavily edited and does not reflect all that happened during that portion. The LOWV should be ashamed of this. The voters of NLR Ward 3 deserve to see the entire thing UNEDITED. Notice there are 4 guys on the podium in a couple of shots, but only 3 answer questions?

PS. Data correction for your post. Jim Ard did not participate. Steve Baxter did.

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