Sal Peralta and Rob Harris
Independent Nation
Who are independent voters today and how may they change our politics for the better? We explore these eclectic voters, how they struggle within our two party system and what they can do to more fully participate and effect political change for the better.
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Sal Peralta and Rob Harris
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Último episodio
1 de nov. de 2025
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Episodios
A GOP to Democratic Flip 01.11.2025 29:51
Oregon State Representative Cyrus Javadi was the first state elected representative to change from Republican to the Democratic Party. He believes the Republican Party has lot it's way and is no longer delivering for his community. Javadi represents an independent minded swing district on Oregon's coast. Where natural resources and tourism are the main industries. He is reportedly the firs...
Pilot Episode 28.09.2025 27:32
Pilot Episode Introducing an independently produced podcast examining the growing number of independent voters in a hyper-partisan world. Hosted by Sal Peralta and Rob Harris, elected local officials who have lead the fight for independent voting rights in Oregon. This episode discusses what independent voters have done in one state to assert the power of their vote within a two party system.
The Tradition of American Illiberalism 22.09.2025 53:41
Professor of History Seth Cotler joins us to discuss our country's history of illiberalism, and the parallels of today and some prior times in America's past. We discuss the common threads of illiberal movements nationally and internationally and whether people who value American democracy, our separation of powers and personal liberties and freedom have anything to be worried about. Spoil...
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