Stateside for Wednesday, October 21, 2020
Today on Stateside, we take a look at the troubling rise in COVID-19 cases in Kent County. Also, a conversation about Jackson County’s history as a birthplace for Abraham Lincoln's Republican Party. Plus, we talk to two election attorneys about the possibility of contested election results after the presidential election.
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Schools might not be COVID super-spreaders, but kids and teachers are still getting sick
Stateside’s conversation with Kate Wells
- Kate Wells is a reporter for Michigan Radio
Kent County sees spike in COVID-19 casesStateside’s conversation with Adam London
- Adam London is the Kent County Health Director
What made Jackson, Michigan the birthplace of the Republican Party?
Stateside’s conversation with Linda Hass
- Linda Hass is the author of Hidden History of Jackson County
Elections attorneys prepare for an unusual presidential electionStateside’s conversation with Mark Brewer and John Pirich
- Mark Brewer is an elections attorney and former state Democractic Party Chair
- John Pirich is a retired elections attorney
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