California Update: Cancelling a Debate . . . and a Labor Icon
About this episode
The episode discusses the challenges facing California's governor's race, including the cancellation of a televised debate and the lack of interest from voters.
Can California’s governor’s race get any airtime (a televised debate scratched after a controversy over four candidates who didn’t take the cut), much less any traction with a disinterested electorate?
Topics covered
- California governor's race
- televised debate
- electorate engagement
Keywords
- California
- debate cancellation
- voter disinterest
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