Despite the framing of North Carolina as a 50-50 split between Republicans and Democrats, we’re actually a 52-48 state. Democrats have a hard time winning votes in rural and suburban areas, while the GOP needs to improve its tallies in urban areas. Listen Here:
On this post-election edition of “Breaking with Brett Jensen,” Brett breaks down the results from yesterday’s Mayoral and City Council elections in Charlotte as the Republican’s fell short of their goals. Brett talked about the uphill battle facing Republican candidates as well as some of the reasons independent’s still leaned Democrat + an interview […]
Today on the Brett Winterble Show we kick things off with “Breaking with Brett Jensen,” host Brett Jensen to recap the Mayoral and City Council elections from July 26. The Bretts share what we learned about the city from the results — especially for the Republican’s — who failed to win an at-large seat on […]
Today on “Breaking with Brett Jensen,” Brett talks about the biggest story lines and questions ahead of July 26th’s election for Charlotte Mayor and City Council. Brett discusses which district races he feels have a foregone conclusion, how District 6 representative Tariq Bokhari could secure reelection + breaks down the final numbers from early voting, […]
WBT midday host Vince Coakley joins Good Morning BT with Bo Thompson and Beth Troutman with what intrigues him most about this Election Day.Â
In the second hour of the program, Pete talks about what might have been the key factor for the Republican party in tipping the scales this week at the polls.
In the first hour of the show, Pete talks about the win in Virginia for Republican Glenn Youngkin and talks about how this is a precursor for next year's midterm election for the Democratic Party.Â
In the second hour of the show, Vince talks about the Governor's race in New Jersey and talks about South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster's plan for extra COVID-19 emergency funds in the Palmetto State.Â
