- The Nov. 4 virtual discussion will cover the results of the general election
- Panelists includes Bridge Michigan’s Capitol and data team
- Participants can ask questions of Bridge Michigan reporters during the discussion on Zoom
Bridge Michigan is hosting a post-election day Issues Watch at noon Nov. 4 for a virtual discussion about midterm election results.
Executive Editor of Impact Joel Kurth will moderate the discussion with Capitol reporters Lauren Gibbons, Simon D. Schuster and Jordyn Hermani along with data and accountability reporter Matt Mencarini.
All year, Bridge has hosted virtual discussions about election-year issues that readers prioritized through Bridge Listens, our yearlong listening effort. Other events have focused on the state of democracy,, the economy, the environment, healthcare and K-12 schools.
Register at Eventbrite here for the Zoom link to join the event.
How to join this live Zoom discussion
After you register through Eventbrite, you will receive details on joining the discussion. On the day of the event, we will email you a reminder with the Zoom link.
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We look forward to seeing you on Nov. 4.
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