Sequestration and Election Reform on A Lively Experiment (2/22/2013)
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Panel
Dyana Koelsch – moderator
Maureen Moakley – political science professor URI
John Marion – executive director, Common Cause Rhode Island
Wendy Schiller – political science professor, Brown University
Ted Nesi – reporter, WPRI.com
Topics
- Sequestration and how it will impact Rhode Island’s economy
- A proposal to institute run-off elections in future gubernatorial races
- A six-bill Rhode Island election reform package
- The latest study on the state’s economy and recommendations for economic development
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