
Nick Licata
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Oct 23, 2026
Trump’s Attack on Mail-In Voting Could Disenfranchise More Republicans Than Democrats
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0:00Scott HarrisHOST
Right now, I'm very happy to welcome to our program Nick Licata, author of the book Becoming a Citizen Activist.
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0:08Scott HarrisHOST
Nick has served five terms on the Seattle City Council, named Progressive Municipal Official of the Year by The Nation magazine, and is founding board chair of the group Local Progress, a national network of 1,000 progressive municipal officials.
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0:25Scott HarrisHOST
Nick, thanks so much for spending time with our audience on CounterPoint tonight.
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16:50Scott HarrisHOST
Good night.
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16:50Scott HarrisHOST
Good night.
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16:51Scott HarrisHOST
That's Nick Licata, author of the book Becoming a Citizen Activist.
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16:56Scott HarrisHOST
He served five terms on the Seattle City Council.
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17:00Scott HarrisHOST
This has been CounterPoint.
Counterpoint 10-19-26 w Scott Harris discusses: Amid the Iran war where is the US peace movement, After a year of success what's the future for DSA? Post election will GOP refuse to transfer power to Dems? Will Trump's war on mail-in hurt Republicans?
Counterpoint with Scott Harris
Oct 20 · 3 Mentions
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2:02Scott HarrisHOST
This long-running subversion campaign against election on November 3rd.
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2:07Scott HarrisHOST
Lastly, this evening, Nick Licata will be here.
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2:10Scott HarrisHOST
He's the author of a group called, or a book rather, the book called Becoming a Citizen Activist.
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2:18Scott HarrisHOST
He's a five-term former Seattle City Councilman.
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66:31Scott HarrisHOST
here on Listener Supported WPKN in Bridgeport.
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66:35Scott HarrisHOST
Do stay tuned.
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66:36Scott HarrisHOST
Right now, I'm very happy to welcome to our program Nick Licata, author of the book Becoming a Citizen Activist.
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66:44Scott HarrisHOST
Nick has served five terms on the Seattle City Council, named Progressive Municipal Official of the Year by The Nation magazine, and is founding board chair of the group Local Progress, a national network of 1,000 progressive municipal officials.