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General election

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Oct 2, 2026

Stephen AllenHOST
7:34
I suppose I used to be with TalkTalk from a broadband, and the big question would be for anyone who uses TalkTalk, how are you managing to listen to this? You must be, you must be using your mobile data instead, 'cause I remember what it, what it was like.
Stephen AllenHOST
7:47
[laughs] Um, front page of The I: Burnham leaving door open to snap General Election in 2027.
Stephen AllenHOST
7:55
Good.
Stephen AllenHOST
7:57
Not that I want an...
Liz GillHOST
16:46
And s- on Saturday, October third, circuit clerk offices must remain open from eight AM until noon because Monday, October fifth is the voter registration deadline.
Liz GillHOST
17:04
Applicants who do register in person at the circuit clerk's office or the municipal clerk's office, a, or whose mail registration applications are postmarked no later than the fifth are then eligible to vote in the general election on Tuesday, November third.
Liz GillHOST
17:25
So yallvote.ms, it's just a real easy way to remember the website of the Secretary of State's office, and that's got additional information, or if you wanna fact-check me [laughs] on the information I'm giving out.
Adam KilgoreHOST
17:39
There we go.
Bernard HickeyHOST
0:22
That's coming up in our Five Things in Five Minutes on Thursday, October the 1st.
Bernard HickeyHOST
0:25
And then in our deep dive interview, ANZ senior economist Miles Workman analyzes the latest forecasts from New Zealand's treasury, released ahead of the November 7th general election.
Miles WorkmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:34
The skew of risks in terms of the near-term inflation forecast are to the upside, but the skew of risks in terms of activity and the health of business and household balance sheets, that's skewed to the downside.
Bernard HickeyHOST
0:46
But first, in Five in Five with ANZ, the Fed's favored PCE inflation measure, personal consumption expenditure price inflation, rose 0.2% in August.
Miles WorkmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:37
But at the same time, the, the fact that we didn't see some of these indicators respond as sharply as they did the first time oil prices spiked does provide some tentative reassurance that inflation may be a bit more contained through this recent round.
Bernard HickeyHOST
4:53
round.Miles Workman there, who we stay with for our deep dive interview.
Bernard HickeyHOST
4:59
Here's Miles analyzing the latest New Zealand Treasury forecasts released ahead of the November 7 general election.
Bernard HickeyHOST
5:05
He was speaking to my colleague Alex Tarrant.
NickHOST
40:11
That was for the primary election.
NickHOST
40:13
So in Wisconsin, there are two elections for the general, one that decides the party nominations and the general election in November.
NickHOST
40:20
David Crowley earned the nomination for the Democratic Party in the August election.
NickHOST
40:26
So you still need to vote again.
Mitch ProsserHOST
0:50
Of course, I'm Mitch Prosser, our vice president here in North Carolina family.
Mitch ProsserHOST
0:53
And today we're going to be talking to you about our 2026 General Election Voter Guide.
Mitch ProsserHOST
0:57
John, let's talk about our voter guide and what it looks like for this year's general election.
Mitch ProsserHOST
1:02
Of course, NC Family has been doing this for several years now.

8 MINS LATER

John RustinNARRATOR
9:34
And like you say, there are other races that will be on your ballot.
John RustinNARRATOR
9:38
There may be local bond referenda, things of that nature, too.
John RustinNARRATOR
9:42
But you want to go to the State Board of Elections website.
John RustinNARRATOR
9:44
You can print out your sample ballot and not only see those federal and state-level races that are covered on your ballot for the general election on November 3rd, but also other local races and local bond referenda and things like that that may be questions on your ballot come election time.
Alex MassieHOST
39:26
And how do you get the kind of economic growth that would give you more fiscal headroom and allow you to balance the books and to spend more profitably and productively and all the rest of it? You know, this is all very, very difficult.
Alex MassieHOST
39:39
And you can see, therefore, why for people in Westminster, it is more fun to speculate on the possibilities of an early general election and so on.
Alex MassieHOST
39:49
But that is all froth and nonsense and so on.
Alex MassieHOST
39:51
The real business comes with the numbers.

5 MINS LATER

Alex MassieHOST
45:17
Reform seem to be settling at the moment, at the moment, closer to 20 percent in the opinion polls.
Alex MassieHOST
45:23
than 30%.
Alex MassieHOST
45:24
That would be enough, clearly, for reform to make very striking gains at the next general election, but nothing like enough to put Nigel Farage into Downing Street.
Alex MassieHOST
45:35
Kemi Badenoch, again, is generally viewed, I think, within Westminster as having had quite a good time of it over the last six months or so.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:03
update from Farmers Guardian.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:08
Rethink needed on SFI, a new disease threat has been identified on Jersey and how would Labour's rural seats fare if a general election was called today? Demands for a complete rethink of how the sustainable farming incentive is delivered have been voiced as anger at this week's opening and closing of funding allocation continues to wage.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:27
Martin Lyons, chief executive of the Nature Friendly Farming Network, said this entire SFI system with windows opening and closing within a few hours is not fit for purpose.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:36
He said that the industry needed to find a better way based on continuous whole farm agreements, not doors that slam shut on day one because the money is already gone.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:49
Diagnostic testing has been developed and is available through APHA to support such investigations.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:56
Livestock and equine owners concerned about the disease in their animals should contact their vet.
speaker_1NARRATOR
4:01
Labour could lose 79 of its 139 rural seats if a general election were held immediately, a new poll has revealed.
speaker_1NARRATOR
4:08
According to the latest MRP YouGov survey, Reform UK would stand to gain the most, winning 46 seats.
Amy GriffithsHOST
0:00
Hello and welcome to Manx Radio's General Election Candidate Interview Series.
Amy GriffithsHOST
0:04
I'm Amy Griffiths and I'm our election producer and in just a couple of days you get to decide who you want to represent you in the House of Keys for the next five years.
Amy GriffithsHOST
0:13
To help you make up your mind we've invited all the candidates to take part in a 30-minute interview to tell us why they think they deserve your vote.
Amy GriffithsHOST
0:21
Today I'm talking to Graham Taylor.
Amy GriffithsHOST
0:23
He's an independent candidate hoping to represent middle and this is his first time standing in a general election.
Amy GriffithsHOST
0:30
So Graham welcome first of all and tell me a little bit about yourself for those who don't know you.
Graham TaylorGUEST
0:36
Well basically I was born and bred in the Isle of Man, educated here although it was limited.
Karen ChammasCORRESPONDENT
0:00
Russia's first parliamentary elections since the war in Ukraine began are winding up on Sunday with little opposition to President Vladimir Putin's policies.
Karen ChammasCORRESPONDENT
0:09
The vote began on Friday with authorities encouraging online balloting.
Karen ChammasCORRESPONDENT
0:13
For the first time, it includes residents of four Ukrainian regions that Moscow illegally annexed.
Kirsten WeaverNARRATOR
37:43
On the other hand, I am determined that you shall not be able to go around boasting to your friends, if you have any, that this work was not condemned, derided, and dismissed by your sincere well-wisher, Rexford Cripps.
Kirsten WeaverNARRATOR
38:02
Letter to Member of Parliament unseated at General Election.
Kirsten WeaverNARRATOR
38:07
Dear Mr. Pobsby Burford, Though I am myself an ardent Tory, I cannot but rejoice in the crushing defeat you have just suffered in West Odgetown.
Kirsten WeaverNARRATOR
38:20
There are moments when political conviction is overborne by personal sentiment, and this is one of them.

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