Beyond the Ballot

Brady is joined by Secretary of State-Elect Garlin Gilchrist. They discuss what led to the election results on Nov. 3 and his priorities come January.

On this episode of Beyond the Ballot, the U.P. delegation’s newly elected legislators discuss their priorities as they look toward January. 

Brady brings you the most in-depth episode yet as he breaks down election results from across Upper Michigan and beyond following the Nov. 3 election.

Former Legislative Staffer Nick Palmer joins Brady to break down the many races we're following across Upper Michigan on Election Day.

Jocelyn Benson’s running mate Winnie Brinks joins Brady to discuss her campaign for Lt. Governor.

Brady brings you TV6’s exclusive interview with U.S. Senate Nominee Mike Rogers after his campaign stop last week in Marquette, a week after his opponent Abdul El-Sayed made his U.P. tour. 

Brady gives you an uninterrupted look at his one-on-one interview with U.S. Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed, captured during his visit to the U.P. earlier this month.

Brady is joined by a Lower Michigan clerk who shares the many challenges facing clerks during election season, as well as the processes at work to keep elections secure.

Marquette City Clerk Kyle Whitney joins Brady to detail the role of a local clerk in elections, as well as the processes leading up to an election day and the safeguards in place to ensure your vote is secure. 

Brady is joined by representatives from the civic education, non-partisan, nonprofit organization Keep Our Republic. They share the work being done to ensure voters understand election security in Michigan and how the election process works. 

Brady reviews his conversations with Michigan Gubernatorial Candidates Jocelyn Benson (D) and John James (R) so you can compare their platforms ahead of the November election. 

Brady is joined by Michigan College Democrats Communications Director Reese Johnson. She shares the organization’s plans ahead of election day and their outlook on the candidates.

Republican Strategist Greg Manz joins Brady to provide his analysis on the upcoming Michigan’s Gubernatorial and U.S. Senate elections.

Brady recaps the candidates hoping to become Ishpeming’s next mayor, so you can get to know each of them and their priorities for the city side-by-side.

Ishpeming Mayoral Candidate Brett Argall joins Brady to discuss his campaign just weeks ahead of the November election.

Ishpeming Mayor Candidate Jason Chapman joins Brady to discuss why he thinks he’s the right person for the job.

On this episode of Beyond the Ballot, Brady recaps the candidates vying for the Michigan Supreme Court. He compares each candidate’s professional experience and their top priorities if elected in November.

Oscoda County Judge Casandra Morse-Bills joins Brady to discuss her campaign for Michigan Supreme Court. 

President and CEO of the Citizens Research Council of Michigan Eric Lupher joins Brady. He explains a statewide ballot proposal concerning a constitutional convention in 2027.

On the 75th episode of Beyond the Ballot, Brady Meyer recaps campaign conversations with 109th State House District nominees Karl Bohnak and Anna Aho Rink. Get in touch with Brady at BMeyer@wluctv6.com.

109th State House Representative Karl Bohnak to discuss his campaign priorities as he seeks reelection this November. 

In this episode of Beyond the Ballot, Anna Aho Rink joins TV6’s Brady Meyer to talk about her campaign for the 109th State House District.  Get in touch with Brady at BMeyer@wluctv6.com.

In this episode of Beyond the Ballot, Brady Meyer interviews TV6’s Ethan Desjardine and Joe Smith, who discuss their coverage of the U.P. visits of Michigan Gubernatorial candidates Jocelyn Benson and John James. Get in touch with Brady at BMeyer@wluctv6.com.

108th State House District Nominee Rachel Keys joins Brady Meyer to talk about her campaign. Get in touch with Brady at BMeyer@wluctv6.com.

Michigan’s 1st Congressional District GOP Chair Daire Rendon joins Brady to discuss the slate of Republican nominees and what she thinks is at stake for Michigan voters in November.