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10.11.2024 -- NLS -- TikTok Drink Craze & Breaking Down Prop 1's Hidden Agenda
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On this episode of the Neal Larson Podcast, Neal and Julie dive into the latest viral drink trend on TikTok that’s surprising people with how much they enjoy it. They encourage listeners to try it out and share their thoughts.
The focus then shifts to Proposition 1 in Idaho, with a reminder that they'll be handing out "Vote No on Prop 1" signs at the Utah Avenue Walmart parking lot later that morning. Neal discusses the potential impact of Proposition 1, which would introduce a top-four primary system and ranked choice voting for general elections. A recent poll by Zolciak Research found that ranked choice voting has limited support among Idaho voters, though groups like Reclaim Idaho are working hard to improve its image.
Neal criticizes how ranked choice voting has been presented, particularly noting that it has been hidden behind the term "open primaries." He raises concerns about how ranked choice voting would work in practice, including issues like hand recounts and the confusion it might cause among voters. He and Julie emphasize that, in their opinion, more information leads to more opposition to Proposition 1.
They also discuss an incident involving a BYU-Idaho professional publicly supporting the proposition, despite the church’s pledge of political neutrality. Throughout the episode, they answer listener questions, share insights into the proposition, and reiterate their opposition to ranked choice voting.
Neal wraps up by inviting listeners to visit them at the Walmart parking lot for their sign giveaway and continues to encourage conversations about Proposition 1.
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