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League of Women Voters Forums: McLennan County Comissioner Precinct 3

By • Feb 10, 2020

To help voters learn about candidates this election season, KWBU has partnered with the Waco chapter of the League of Women Voters to present candidate forums for five key local and regional races:

McLennan County Commission Precinct 1; McLennan County Commission Precinct 3; U.S. House of Representatives District 17 (Republican and Democratic Candidates); and District 19 State Judge.

Here is the forum for McLennan County Commission Precinct 3.


League of Women Voters Forum - McLennan County Commissioner Precinct 1

By • Feb 10, 2020

To help voters learn about candidates this election season, KWBU has partnered with the Waco chapter of the League of Women Voters to present candidate forums for five key local and regional races:

McLennan County Commission Precinct 1; McLennan County Commission Precinct 3; U.S. House of Representatives District 17 (Republican and Democratic Candidates); and District 19 State Judge.

Here is the forum for McLennan County Commission Precinct 1.


League of Women Voters Forums: House of Representatives District 17 Republican Candidates

By • Feb 10, 2020

To help voters learn about candidates this election season, KWBU has partnered with the Waco chapter of the League of Women Voters to present candidate forums for five key local and regional races:

McLennan County Commission Precinct 1; McLennan County Commission Precinct 3; U.S. House of Representatives District 17 (Republican and Democratic Candidates); and District 19 State Judge.

Here is the forum for House of Representatives District 17 Republican Candidates.


League of Women Voters Forums: House of Representatives District 17 Democratic Candidates

By • Feb 10, 2020

To help voters learn about candidates this election season, KWBU has partnered with the Waco chapter of the League of Women Voters to present candidate forums for five key local and regional races:

McLennan County Commission Precinct 1; McLennan County Commission Precinct 3; U.S. House of Representatives District 17 (Republican and Democratic Candidates); and District 19 State Judge.

Here is the forum for the U.S. House of Representatives District 17 Democratic Candidates.


League of Women Voters Forums: District 19 State Judge

By • Feb 10, 2020

To help voters learn about candidates this election season, KWBU has partnered with the Waco chapter of the League of Women Voters to present candidate forums for five key local and regional races:

McLennan County Commission Precinct 1; McLennan County Commission Precinct 3; U.S. House of Representatives District 17 (Republican and Democratic Candidates); and District 19 State Judge.

Here is the forum for District 19 State Judge.


SPECIAL PROGRAMMING - League of Women Voters Candidate Forums

By • Feb 8, 2020
Brodie Bashaw

It’s election season. To help voters learn about candidates, KWBU has partnered with the Waco chapter of the League of Women Voters to present candidate forums for five key local and regional races: McLennan County Commission precinct 1; McLennan County Commission precinct 3; U.S. House of Representatives District 17, Republican Candidates and Democratic Candidates; and District 19 State Judge.

Nov. 5, 2019 Election Information

By Brodie Bashaw • Nov 4, 2019

Election Day vote centers

Registered voters may cast their ballots at any of McLennan County’s 33 vote centers for the general election Tuesday.

The polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

The vote centers in McLennan County are as follows:

When It Comes To Democratic Immigration Proposals, Two Texans In The Presidential Race Have The Mark

By & Michael Marks • May 30, 2019
Julia Reihs/KUT

Of the 24 people running for the Democratic presidential nomination, only Julian Castro and Beto O’Rourke have offered ideas about how to address immigration.


Watch and Fact Check Tonight's Vice Presidential Debate

By KWBU • Oct 4, 2016
MANDEL NGAN / AFP/GETTY IMAGES

Democrat Tim Kaine and Republican Mike Pence square off in the vice-presidential debate tonight. Watch PBS NewsHour's live stream of the debate below and follow along with NPR's live fact check. 

2016 Election Coverage

By KWBU • Jul 5, 2016

This year NPR News and PBS NewsHour are teaming up to offer special coverage of the 2016 Republican and Democratic National Conventions.  

KWBU will broadcast this special programming beginning with the Republican National Convention July 18 – 21 from 7pm to 10 pm each night.

We will also provide prime time coverage of the Democratic National Convention July 25 -28 from 7pm to 10pm nightly.

Capitol Steps July 4th Special

By Carlos E. Morales • Jun 27, 2016

This Independence Day, celebrate our country by helping the Capitol Steps make fun of it! You don't need to be your own publicist to proclaim laughter is exactly what this election needs!

So clap your big hands as the Capitol Steps take on The Donald, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and all the other newsmakers in this hour-long special. With this much material to work with, this special will be HUGE!

On KWBU-FM, Friday July 1st at 11 am; Sunday July 3rd at 3 pm; and Monday July 4th at 8 pm.

 

On Topic: David Brooks

By Carlos E. Morales • Mar 11, 2016
Baylor University

In this Installment of On Topic Baylor University President Ken Starr talks with David Brooks. The conversation took place Wednesday March, 2nd 2016. In this installment, the two discuss the current political atmosphere and Brooks' latest book. 


NPR's Super Tuesday Coverage

By Carlos E. Morales • Feb 29, 2016
via flickr.com/photos/notbrucelee/ (CC BY-SA 2.0)

Join KWBU  tonight from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. for special Super Tuesday coverage. 

For a breakdown of the 13-state primary date you can listen to a special Super Tuesday podcast from the NPR's Politics team. 

For Republican candidates there are 595 delegates up for grabs, while there are 865 available for democrat candidates. 

Jeb Bush Announces He Will 'Actively Explore' Presidential Run

By • Dec 16, 2014

Jeb Bush, the former Republican governor of Florida and the brother and son of two former U.S. presidents, has essentially kicked off the 2016 presidential campaign with a pre-announcement announcement on Facebook.

Saying he had conversations with his family about the future of the country, Bush said he had decided to "actively explore" a presidential run.

He went on:

Texas Has Most Hazardous Chemical Plants In U.S.

By Ryland Barton • Dec 12, 2014
Jill Ament

After the 2013 fertilizer explosion in West, President Obama issued an executive order to make chemical facilities across the country safer. But since then, little has been done to secure those facilities and according to a Congressional report, Texas has the highest number of hazardous chemical plants in the nation.


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