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Justin Glawe

Guardian reporter based in Georgia, covering the politics surrounding the US election and the impact of Trump supporters on election boards.

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Oct 29, 2024 • 35min

The Trump supporters who took over Georgia’s election board

Sarah Tindall-Razal, a self-proclaimed election nerd and member of the Georgia State Election Board, teams up with Justin Glawe, a Guardian reporter covering Georgia's political landscape. They dive into the troubling infiltration of Georgia’s election board by Trump supporters, exploring the drastic shifts in election integrity. The conversation sheds light on the consequences of recent changes to the electoral process and raises alarm over the manipulation of voting materials, ultimately questioning the future of democracy in a polarized environment.
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Sep 17, 2024 • 1h 8min

How Is JD Vance So Bad at All of This?

Maya Wiley, former NYC mayoral candidate and president of The Leadership Conference, joins independent journalist Justin Glawe to delve into the bizarre political landscape, focusing on JD Vance's questionable approach to governance. They discuss the alarming rise of election misinformation and how conspiracy theorists infiltrate local governance, impacting democracy. Wiley also shares insights from her memoir, emphasizing the power of personal narratives in activism. The episode encapsulates today’s critical need for responsible political dialogue amid escalating tensions.
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Aug 2, 2024 • 33min

BONUS EPISODE: Pro-Trump election officials poised to PREVENT 2024 certification

Justin Glawe, a journalist from Rolling Stone, dives into the troubling rise of pro-Trump election officials poised to undermine the 2024 election certification. Joining him is Marc Elias, a dedicated voting rights attorney, who highlights the dangers of extremist beliefs infiltrating local election boards. Together, they discuss the fragile state of election integrity, the need for transparency, and the urgency of public activism to protect democracy. Their conversation brings a mix of alarming realities and a glimmer of hope for the resilience of democratic institutions.