KCTS 9 Connects/Washington State Republican Caucuses - March 2, 2012
- KCTS 9 Connects
Washington State Republican Caucuses
Insight on the importance of the state caucuses from the faculty and students of the University of Washington's "Election Eye Project"
About the Episode
Republican presidential candidates Rick Santorum, Ron Paul, Newt Gingrich, and Mitt Romney all hope they'll be the top choice at this weekend's state Republican party caucuses. Who has the best change of winning? We get insight on the importance of the state caucuses from the faculty and students of the University of Washington's "Election Eye Project," who have been following the candidates and their campaigns around the country.
Chapter 1: UW Election Eye Project
Chapter 2: Legislative Session Update from Austin Jenkins
Chapter 3: Insiders Roundtable
Related:
Read UW Election Eye article "The Culture War and Rick Santorum Return to Washington"
Read UW Election Eye article "The Road to the White House Runs Through Pueblo, Colorado"
Read UW Election Eye article "Donald Trump Endorses Mitt Romney for GOP Presidential Nomination"
Read UW Election Eye article "Newt Gingrich's Wife #3"
About "KCTS 9 Connects"
Each week KCTS 9 Connects takes viewers beyond the headlines of Northwest news, issues, and politics. With timely and insightful newsmaker interviews and the lively, incisive perspective of our Insiders Roundtable, KCTS 9 Connects sheds new light on the critical issues and topics important to people of the Northwest. Our mission is to expose new stories, explore issues from new perspectives, and provide new insight from diverse voices.
About the Host, Enrique Cerna
Enrique Cerna is the co-creator, host, and executive producer of the weekly current affairs program KCTS 9 Connects. He is a five time Northwest Regional Emmy Award winner with more than 37 years of experience in the Seattle broadcast market. Enrique joined KCTS 9 in 1995. In 2003, The Seattle Weekly honored him with a Best of Seattle Editors' Choice selection as Best TV Host. In 2006, Seattle Magazine named Enrique one its 26 most influential people of the year for his broadcast work.
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