Political Roundtable: Unpacking the Redistricting Fracas! Will Russell Pearce Survive His Recall? And What's Going On in the Mayor's Race?

Friday, November 4, 2011

Political Roundtable: Unpacking the Redistricting Fracas! Will Russell Pearce Survive His Recall? And What's Going On in the Mayor's Race?

Posted By Jim Nintzel on Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 11:16 PM

Tonight's Political Roundtable: Paton and McLeod debate redistricting, the Pearce recall and the mayor's race. Plus, predictions in the Ward 4 race between Councilwoman Shirley Scott and GOP challenger Tyler Vogt.

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