Host Yanice Carter spoke with Lansing City Clerk Chris Swope about the upcoming election, early voting dates, how you can now put your absentee ballot right in the election tabulator and more!

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Yanice's book, Notes From The Trail, is available everywhere books are sold and her audio book is available for purchase at https://store.bookbaby.com/book/notes-from-the-trail1 !

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Yanice's book, Notes From The Trail, is available everywhere books are sold and her audio book is available for purchase at https://store.bookbaby.com/book/notes-from-the-trail1 !

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Yanice's book, Notes From The Trail, is available everywhere books are sold and her audio book is available for purchase at https://store.bookbaby.com/book/notes-from-the-trail1 !

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This episode of The Sunday Chronicle features two candidates seeking seats in the Michigan House of Representatives.

Harold Pope, a U.S. Army veteran and former president of the Lansing Branch NAACP, is running in House District 74. His campaign priorities include housing, public education, veterans’ services, worker protections and public accountability.

Shannon Dare Wayne is running in House District 31. A longtime Milan resident, Ford employee, Mayor Pro Tem and educator, Wayne’s campaign focuses on affordability, schools, infrastructure, healthcare access and good-paying jobs.

Yanice's book, Notes From The Trail, is available everywhere books are sold and her audio book is available for purchase at https://store.bookbaby.com/book/notes-from-the-trail1 !

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Yanice's book, Notes From The Trail, is available everywhere books are sold and her audio book is available for purchase at https://store.bookbaby.com/book/notes-from-the-trail1 !

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This episode of The Sunday Chronicle features two candidates for the Lansing School District Board of Education.

Kyle Richard is a former J.W. Sexton social studies teacher whose campaign connects student success with broader issues affecting Lansing families, including housing stability and support for working households. He has also been involved in housing advocacy and has spoken publicly on tenant and rental issues.

Heidi Frei is a Lansing School District parent, scientist, union member and longtime public servant. Her campaign emphasizes strong academics, meaningful enrichment, school libraries and stronger connections between families and the district.

Yanice's book, Notes From The Trail, is available everywhere books are sold and her audio book is available for purchase at https://store.bookbaby.com/book/notes-from-the-trail1 !

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Host Yanice Carter speaks with Lisa Benjamin in the first segment and Heather Taylor with Myron Frierson about all the awesome opportunities to learn, develop skills, get a free backpack full of back to school goodies and more!

Yanice's book, Notes From The Trail, is available everywhere books are sold and her audio book is available for purchase at https://store.bookbaby.com/book/notes-from-the-trail1 !

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