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As part of our 2020 Election coverage, Delaware Public Media is once again offering a series of Candidate Conversations.
We reached out to all candidates filed to run in the races for U.S. House and U.S. Senate, as well as Governor, Lt. Governor and Insurance Commissioner and invited them to sit down with us.
Candidates in each race are being asked about the same set of topics to allow you to get to know them and compare them.
The race for U.S. Senate features five candidates challenging the incumbent – Democrat Chris Coons.
On this episode of The Green, we hear from Libertarian Nadine Frost and Mark Turley of the Independent Party of Delaware.
Frost is running again for Senate after a failed bid for Sen. Tom Caper’s seat in 2018. She also unsuccessfully ran for Wilmington City Council in 2016.
Turley is a Millsboro small business owner that's making his first try for public office.
This special edition of The Green features the latest University of Delaware Center for Political Communication podcast.
The podcast is part of the upcoming 2020 National Agenda series We Are the People - an examination of the citizen’s role in politics and elections from campaigns to the voting booth, and how people engage - or do not engage - in politics.
In this episode, UD Center for Political Communication Associate Director and Lindsay Hoffman and the CPC’s Research Director Paul Brewer join Delaware Public Media News Director Tom Byrne to discuss this year’s National Agenda series and its speakers, as well as the local political landscape heading into Delaware's September primary.
