Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off by continuing the conversation from the first hour centered on the election, asking listeners for their suggestions for a slogan for the show as he turns to support Doug Mastriano for Governor as he prepares to face off against Democrat Josh Shapiro. Then, Giordano plays back a clip from a conference that Philadelphia teachers were encouraged to attend, in which activists showed different types of sexual aids and suggested no age minimum for gender reassignment surgery.

Then, Montgomery County GOP Chair Liz Preate-Havey returns to the Dom Giordano Program to take us inside the polling locations and tell us how things are shaking out following Election Day. Giordano and Preate-Havey discuss the importance of election integrity, telling of problematic situations playing out throughout the state pertaining to the vote count. Then, Giordano asks Preate-Havey for her prediction on how the Senate vote will turn out, with Preate-Havey suggesting that the final toll will come down to a couple hundred or thousand votes. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Jeff Bartos, candidate for Senate in Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss how he’s feeling today on Election Day, as Pennsylvanians flock to the polls to select who they’d like to represent their respective parties. First, Giordano and Bartos discuss the dynamic of the Senate race, with Bartos telling how he, Gale, and Barnette were the original entrants until things drastically changed with the entrance of both Dave McCormick and Dr. Mehmet Oz. Then, Bartos explains his take on multiple issues, particularly of the economy, lending his business expertise to find solutions for rampant inflation. Finally, Giordano asks Bartos for his opinion on the slate of debates, and asks for his opinion on a Senate race that has turned very messy.

Then, Dave White checks in from the road on Election Day, telling why he believes he will win the primary today, and why he believes he would fare well in a general election. After White, Chair of the Montgomery County GOP Liz Preate-Havey joins the show to provide an outlook on turnout, and offers her thoughts on how things are shaking out today. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dave White checks in from the road on Election Day, telling why he believes he will win the primary today, and why he believes he would fare well in a general election. After White, Chair of the Montgomery County GOP Liz Preate-Havey joins the show to provide an outlook on turnout, and offers her thoughts on how things are shaking out today.

Clarice Schillinger, candidate for Lieutenant Governor, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program on Election Day to tell us how her busy day has been. First, Giordano asks for Clarice to gauge voters, asking whether she believes the Lieutenant Governor race is more about the issues, or if there’s more weight placed on who works better with the gubernatorial candidate. Then, Clarice takes us through her campaign, telling what she’s learned about the people of Pennsylvania and what she hopes to accomplish if elected to office. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

Bill McSwain, candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program on the final day of the election to discuss his campaign and tell about his incredibly busy day. McSwain tells listeners why they should vote for him, suggesting what he’d do if elected to office to better the lives of Pennsylvanians. Also, McSwain comments on his opponents, and tells the issues that he’s hearing as the most important from Pennsylvanians. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the discussion centered on Election Day, taking calls from listeners who both report what they’re seeing a the polls, and tell who they’ve decided to vote for. Sprinkled throughout, Giordano and Dan discuss Dom’s choice of laundry detergent, and talk about solutions to the plastic bag ban in New Jersey.

Then, Bill McSwain, candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program on the final day of the election to discuss his campaign and tell about his incredibly busy day. McSwain tells listeners why they should vote for him, suggesting what he’d do if elected to office to better the lives of Pennsylvanians. Also, McSwain comments on his opponents, and tells the issues that he’s hearing as the most important from Pennsylvanians. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by celebrating the big day that we’ve been waiting for, Election Day! Today, Pennsylvanians all over the State head to the polls to cast their votes for their Republican and Democrat favorites. John Fetterman and Josh Shapiro seem like the sure bets for the Democratic bid for Senator and Governor respectively, but the Republican side of things continues to be highly contested between multiple solid candidates. Giordano spends the first half hour running through the Republican contenders, offering his opinion on who he believes has the highest chances in a general election.

Then, Clarice Schillinger, candidate for Lieutenant Governor, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program on Election Day to tell us how her busy day has been. First, Giordano asks for Clarice to gauge voters, asking whether she believes the Lieutenant Governor race is more about the issues, or if there’s more weight placed on who works better with the gubernatorial candidate. Then, Clarice takes us through her campaign, telling what she’s learned about the people of Pennsylvania and what she hopes to accomplish if elected to office.

Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by providing updates on the Republican primaries in Pennsylvania just a day before the big vote, telling of a huge groundswell by the Mastriano campaign after a weekend endorsement by former President Donald Trump. Then, Giordano offers his thoughts on the tragic mass shooting in Buffalo, discussing the media rhetoric centered on the political ideology of the shooter.

Then, Dr. Mehmet Oz rejoins the Dom Giordano Program on the final stretch before tomorrow’s primary election. First, Giordano and Oz discuss the final stretch, with Oz telling what he’s been doing on the final days prior to the election. Then, Giordano asks for Dr. Oz to lend his medical expertise to discuss Democratic front-runner John Fetterman’s stroke. Then, Dr. Oz turns this into a conversation about the importance of healthcare, something Oz tells Giordano that he holds close to his heart as a cornerstone issue in his campaign. Then, Giordano asks Oz why he believes undecided support has swung his day in recent days, with Oz stressing the importance of his visibility and electability. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off by continuing with his forecasting of tomorrow’s primary election. First, Giordano plays back comments made by Lou Barletta supporters expressing their frustration about the disloyalty of former President Donald Trump after Barletta was quick to endorse the former President prior to his election.

Then, Dom welcomes back Senate candidate Dave McCormick onto the Dom Giordano Program to garner his thoughts on the final day before a very important primary election in which he faces off against two others in a highly contested 3-way race for the Republican bid. McCormick lays out what he’s found most important throughout his campaign traversing the State, and explains why he’s the candidate best prepared to represent the Republican Party in an eventual general election. Also, Dave and Dom discuss the effectiveness of McCormick’s ads, and Dom compliments Dave for using his ‘better half’ for the election.  (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Kathy Barnette joins the show in studio. Dom starts off the segment discussing which issue Kathy stands on primarily. Barnette talks about the economy and how we are sending money to Ukraine, how inflationary it is to our economy, and Oz’ noncommittal status towards the bill. Then, Kathy discusses the controversy surrounding her suggestion of erecting more statues like Frederick Douglass and Barack Obama. Next, we invite callers into the show to ask questions and pick Kathy’s brain. Dom segues into having a debate on air between her constituents and how she would love to engage with them as they shy away. As they discuss issues that Democrats will run on, Dom brings up the issue of abortion and how it pertains to her campaign and how it affects her personally. (Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images)