By Dan Howle
The Independent Voter Project continues to foster conversations and exchanges with the Independent Voter Podcast. Dan Howle continues his heralded public service career with honest and open convers
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The podcast currently has 8 episodes available.
The author of California’s Top Two Candidates Open Primary, which took effect in 2012, wants to reform his reform.
Steve Peace, a founder of the Independent Voter Project, wants California to move to a system that would ask voters to rank 4 or 5 candidates instead of voting for just one. Alaska and Maine have adopted a similar Rank Choice Voting system.
Peace looks through the national political lens and the local one too to discuss voter reform on this episode of Dear San Diego. Listeners also get to hear about his family life (he says he’s an Uber driver for his grandkids) and the advice he gives young people.
The key moments in this episode are:
00:00:00 - Introduction to California's top two primary
00:01:29 - Inception of the top two primary
00:03:22 - How the top two primary works
00:08:24 - Flaws in the current political system
00:14:01 - Manipulation of the top two primary system
00:15:26 - The Power of Campaigns Driven by Turnout
00:17:27 - Political Maneuvering and Campaign Strategies
00:19:23 - The Influence of Committees and Political Alliances
00:22:29 - Advancing Electoral Reform: Ranked-Choice Voting
00:26:29 - The Need for Continuous Electoral Reform
00:31:02 - Ranked Choice Voting System
00:33:21 - Nonpartisan Top Four or Top Five System
00:35:17 - Reducing Campaign Costs
00:41:13 - Fixing Ranked Choice Voting
00:46:35 - Misjudging Willie Brown
00:48:27 - Steve Peace's Personal Life
00:53:30 - Motivations and Family
00:55:50 - Privacy Rights and Identity
01:00:17 - Childhood Influence
01:03:39 - Reflection on past behavior
01:05:13 - Advice for life
01:05:59 - Importance of facing adversity
01:07:02 - Perception of need and resilience
01:08:57 - Closing remarks
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In this captivating podcast episode, titled "AI and Data: How They Will Shape the 2024 Election," we explore the transformative role of AI in political campaigns. Join us as Paul Westcott, the Executive Vice President at L2, shares his decade-long expertise in leveraging AI and machine learning to target voters with precision. Discover how granular data and cutting-edge technology are reshaping voter engagement, making Paul a trusted influencer in data-driven campaign strategy. Dive into this enlightening conversation to uncover the potential of AI in activating unlikely voters and revolutionizing the political landscape.
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Drew Lieberman counts San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria, Hawaii Governor Josh Green, and the U.S. Navy among his clients. Drew has worked with Tony and Juan on several land-use campaigns.
A savvy and seasoned pollster, Drew is Executive Vice President at Strategies 360. He also is a dedicated father of two, a loving husband, and a travel baseball dad. With a wealth of political strategy expertise, Drew has lent his skills to numerous notable campaigns, earning a reputation as a top-notch pollster.
Tony and Juan talk to this Encinitas native about polling, politics, baseball, beer and more.
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Binational entrepreneur, Juan Hernandez Sr., Former Senator Steve Peace, and Senator Brian Jones join guest host Assemblymember, David Alvarez on the Politic Deli podcast to discuss the importance of cross-border cooperation and collaboration between California and Mexico. In the bustling border region of San Diego-Tijuana, three extraordinary individuals stand as beacons of hope and progress.
(Originally aired 15August23)
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In this special simulcast episode, Justin Isaac, sits with Chad Peace, of the Independent Voter Project to delve into the significance of local voting and the importance of protecting voting rights. Jeff Isaac and Steve Peace explore an intriguing case related to voting rights and examine the local lawsuits filed that have a direct impact on the democratic processes. Hear why it is crucial to advocate for an easy and accessible voting process for all citizens.
(Originally aired 12June23)
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From the IVP Summit in Hawaii, retired corrections officer Stephen Walker talks to Andy Moore, Executive Director of NANR (National Association of Non-Partisan Reformers). Stephen serves as IVP Board Member and shares how his passion led him to the Independent Voter Project. Andy speaks to the value of convening, catalyzing and connecting, when challenging and changing policies and how primaries work.
(Originally aired 04May23)
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Activist and experimental physicist, Charles Munger, Jr. chats with the legal strategist for the Independent Voter Project, Chad Peace, about ‘change’ and the art of reform in today’s political climate. This conversation occurred during the National Association of Non-Partisian Reformers Summit in San Diego, CA where Munger appeared on an opening session panel.
(Originally aired 17April23 )
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Introducing the latest policy podcast from OLAS Media, Dan Howle speaks with show producers about the premise of the show, why it is important to the policy landscape. He shares about the Independent Voter Project as well and the National Association of Nonpartisan Reformers and what listeners can expect from these honest, informative conversations for the reformers and life-long policy makers alike.
(Originally aired 27March23)
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The podcast currently has 8 episodes available.