The Inside Lines
The Inside Lines
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Your front-row seat to the inner workings of New Jersey politics, the issues shaping our state, and how they connect to the bigger national picture.
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The podcast centers around key issues affecting New Jersey's political landscape, including election analysis, gubernatorial candidate interviews, and vital topics like property taxes, public safety, and electoral challenges. Recent episodes have covered subjects such as the June gubernatorial primary results, the impact of one-party rule, and local government dynamics, highlighting the podcast's commitment to providing actionable insights and fostering informed discussions.
Your front-row seat to the inner workings of New Jersey politics, the issues shaping our state, and how they connect to the bigger national picture.
Love what we’re doing? Help us keep The Inside Lines running by buying us a coffee! Your support allows us to dive deeper into NJ politics, bring on great guests, and produce high-quality content. Every contribution—big or small—makes a difference.
👉 https://buymeacoffee.com/theinsidelines
Thank you for being part of the conversation and for helping us grow! 🙌
Are Koreans Showing Up? A Conversation on Civic Engagement with Closter, NJ Councilman Chris Cho
In this episode of The Inside Lines, host George Song sits down with our guest Councilman Chris Cho of Closter, NJ, to talk about civic engagement and voter participation in the Korean American and Asian American communities.
Are we showing up to vote? Are we making our voices heard? Or are cultural and generational barriers holding us back from greater influence in local and state politics?
Together, George and Chris explore what it means to be engaged citizens, the values that connect our communities, and how leaders can help bridge the gap to ensure our voices are counted – especially with critical elections approaching this November.
Topics Covered:
- Chris Cho’s journey into public service
- The state of Korean and Asian American voter turnout
- Cultural factors influencing civic participation
- The importance of representation and local leadership
- Why showing up to vote this November matters
- How the Republican message resonates with Korean American values
If you’re passionate about building stronger communities, increasing voter participation, or understanding how Asian Americans can shape the future of politics in New Jersey, this episode is for you.
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