WBOI Politics Podcast

We conclude the first season of the WBOI Politics Podcast with analysis from Andy Downs. He spoke with WBOI News Director Rebecca Green via Zoom. Subscribe to the show and other WBOI content wherever you get your podcasts, and if you like what you hear, leave a review. And if you have an idea for a future episode topic for the podcast, you can email us at [email protected].

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This week's trivia question:

When have the presidential debates included candidates who were not from the two major parties?

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Political Question of the Week: This year, there were only two presidential debates instead of three. When was the last time a presidential election only had two debates? ]]>

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This week's political trivia question (it's a two-parter!)

What part of the U.S. constitution made it possible for those who are age 18 to vote?

Who was the person from Indiana who played a big role in getting that passed?

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WBOI Politics Trivia Question:

Eighty years ago 250,000 people showed up in Elwood, Ind. to hear native Wendell Wilkie accept the Republican nomination for president. Later that year he would lose to FDR, but what role did he play after the election, when he served in FDR's administration?

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WBOI Politics Trivia Question:

This election, Eric Holcomb is running for a second term for governor. But in Indiana, we did not always allow governors to run consecutive terms. Who was the first governor in the modern era to serve consecutive terms?

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