

How Canadian Voters Could Sway the U.S. Election
Nov 5, 2024
Michael Breshgold, a seasoned U.S. political organizer in Windsor, and Georganne Burke, a veteran campaign activist, share insights on the 60th U.S. presidential election. They discuss the unique influence of Canadian voters in key battleground states like Michigan and the role of dual citizenship. Breshgold reflects on the emotional stakes since the 2016 election, while Burke highlights mobilization efforts for expatriate voters. The conversation also touches on the challenges faced by communities in navigating the political landscape across the border.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Impact of Dual Citizenship on U.S. Elections
01:57 • 4min
The Influence of Canadian Voters on U.S. Elections in Michigan
05:42 • 3min
Unlocking Content: The Power of VPNs
08:43 • 4min
U.S. Elections and Canadian Perspectives
13:03 • 20min
Engaging Listener Concerns and the Call for Support
32:38 • 5min
The Sounds of Urban Transit and Their Impact
38:06 • 4min