Real Talk with Raff

November’s election is less than two months away. But many are burned out. Political Science Professor Scott McLean shares his thoughts on the drawn out election coverage, how young voters are feeling and can Democrats keep their support in our urban areas. Plus CT wasn’t always so red.

Presidential historian, attorney, and author Talmage Boston provides some insight on the presidential race between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, and their upcoming debate.

Susan Raff speaks with Quinnipiac Prof. Mohammas Elahee about the sudden increase in customers' electric bills.

Prof. Mohammad Elahee from Quinnipiac University talks about the reasons for recent high Eversource bills.

Susan Raff speaks with Bill Colonis of CT Green Bank about going solar.

Anthony Anthony, chief marketing officer, CT Dept. of Economic and Community Development, talks about tourism in Connecticut.

University of Hartford political science Prof. Bilal Sekou talks about the political landscape following the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump.

Laurie Bizzairo recently competed in the Gaylord Gauntlet in Wallingford. 

It’s all about politics. The big announcement this week by Nikki Haley that she will support Trump no matter what she said about him.  And what about CT elections? Congresswoman Jahana Hayes won by only 2000 votes in the last election, can Republican George Logan pull off a victory this November? Bilal Sekou, a political professor at University of Hartford make some predictions.

There  was a last minute push this year by state lawmakers to get some regulations on artificial intelligence. It was a lot to handle and Governor Lamont had some concerns and the bill was pulled.

Chetan Jaiswal, a professor of computer science at QU,  has some real insight on this constantly changing technology and what we all need to know on the pluses and minus of AI.