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The movement to increase the number of terms Toledo mayors can serve; What happened to the middle in politics?
GUESTS: Bob Savage Sr. and Micheal Alexander
WTOL 11 recently reported how some local
business leaders were “working to gather petitions to equalize mayoral and city
council term limits.”
According to a press release from BJ Fischer, the
individuals feel that other cities in Ohio have benefited from the stability that having a mayor in office more than two terms can provide.
The question would go before voters in
November. Supporters say it would give voters the option to “choose stability.”
GUEST Lilliana Mason - Johns Hopkins University - SNF Agora Institute
What happened to the middle in politics?
Lilliana Mason is a professor who specializes in Political Psychology.
She has looked at the ways in which people
have sorted themselves into the two parties on the basis of key identity characteristics like race and religion.
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By WTOL 11 - Toledo OhioGUESTS: Bob Savage Sr. and Micheal Alexander
WTOL 11 recently reported how some local
business leaders were “working to gather petitions to equalize mayoral and city
council term limits.”
According to a press release from BJ Fischer, the
individuals feel that other cities in Ohio have benefited from the stability that having a mayor in office more than two terms can provide.
The question would go before voters in
November. Supporters say it would give voters the option to “choose stability.”
GUEST Lilliana Mason - Johns Hopkins University - SNF Agora Institute
What happened to the middle in politics?
Lilliana Mason is a professor who specializes in Political Psychology.
She has looked at the ways in which people
have sorted themselves into the two parties on the basis of key identity characteristics like race and religion.
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