Stateside for February 20, 2020
Today on Stateside, a bill to give local clerks a head start on absentee ballot counting has hit a wall in the Legislature. We'll hear from one clerk who's going back to the drawing board. Plus, a conversation with the owner of an Ann Arbor record store owner about the albums he's listening to and loving right now.
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As clerks warn of absentee ballot delays, MI Senate leadership takes wait-and-see approachStateside’s conversations with Riley Beggin and Justin Roebuck
- Riley Beggin covers politics for Bridge Michigan.
- Justin Roebuck is the Ottawa County Clerk.
Needle Drop: What record store owners can't stop spinningStateside’s conversation with Jim Dwyer
- Jim Dwyer is the co-owner of Encore Records.
Expert: Bonds offer short-term funding for a problem that needs long-term solutionsStateside’s conversation with Stephanie Leiser
- Stephanie Leiser is an expert in public finance and a lecturer at the University of Michigan's Ford School of Public Policy.
How Stateside got its groove: The making of our new theme songStateside’s conversation with Kendall Tucker
- Kendall Tucker is an Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti native who performs under the name 14KT.
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