The Pros and Cons of a Con-Con. A panel discussion on the constitutional convention.
Michigan Public Radio Network Interview with 2010 Mi. Republican Party Gubernatorial Candidate Rick Snyder
Educating for Citizenship: Elections, Voting & Democracy. Session: “Inside Mi.’s Elections: The Man in Charge of it All. Speaker: Chris Thomas
Educating for Citizenship: Elections, Voting & Democracy. Sessions: Welcome, Running and Serving with speaker Rep. Alma Wheeler Smith (D) and a Michigan Mock Election Project Overview.
Educating for Citizenship: Elections, Voting & Democracy. Session: Inside Mi.’s Elections: The Analysts Perspective.
Wolverine Caucus Luncheon: “Election 2010: How Sweeping will the changes be in November”
MGTV Forum. An interview with 2010 Republican Party nominated candidate for the Michigan Supreme Robert Young. Students participated by video-conference. Schools participating were – Leland H.S., Suttons Bay H.S., Downriver H.S.
Republican Candidate for Michigan Secretary of State, Ruth Johnson, speaks at the Republican Convention.
Republican Nominated Candidate for the Michigan Supreme Court, Mary Beth Kelly, speaks at the Republican Convention.
Republican Party Nominated Candidate for Attorney General, Bill Schuette, speaks at the Republican Convention.
Republican Nominated Candidate for the Michigan Supreme Court, Justice Robert Young, speaks at the Republican Convention.
Republican Party Nominated Candidate for Governor, Rick Snyder, speaks at the Republican Convention.
Republican Party Nominated Candidate for Lt. Governor, Brian Calley, speaks at the Republican Convention.
2010 Mi. Mock Election Rally at Leland High School
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