Foreign policy dominates latest "Voter Voices" roundtable

When five Lincoln residents gathered at Bennett Martin Library in Lincoln for the latest "Voter Voices" roundtable discussion, it wasn’t difficult to get a wide range of opinions. These were all regular patrons of the Lincoln City Libraries, and they came ready to discuss what issues they felt needed additional discussion in the congressional and presidential campaigns. What surprised us was how quickly the groups focus turned to foreign policy and America’s role in the world.

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Katherine Flattery (Lincoln) on foreign policy and immigration

Recorded at Bennett Martin Library in Lincoln, in conjunction with a "Voter Voices" roundtable discussion. Listen to Bill Kelly's NET News Signature Story about the roundtable on Tuesday, Oct. 16 on NET Radio (6:30 a.m., 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. CT).

"Voter Voices" roundtable discussion held in Lincoln

Bill Kelly (right) leads our latest "Voter Voices" roundtable discussion, held today at Bennett Martin Library in Lincoln. Listen to Bill's story on the roundtable next Tuesday on NET Radio at 6:30 and 8:30 a.m., and 4:30 p.m. You can also listen to the story here on the "Voter Voices" web site.

Voter Voices on NET Radio: Native American voters share concerns

Even with all the election year polls and surveys flying around, it’s almost impossible to find research about what issues are of concern to Native American people. In the latest roundtable discussion organized for the "Voter Voices" project, Bill Kelly sat down with representatives of Nebraska’s tribes to hear what they’d like candidates to address this year. (CLICK HERE to listen to and read the story)

Voter Voices on NET Radio: Nebraska Hispanics focused on economy, not immigration

The need to get Hispanic voters engaged in state and local politics dominated the concerns of the latest roundtable discussion organized by NET News as part of its "Campaign Connection 2012: Voter Voices" project. The conversation underscored the difference between messages put out by political campaigns to attract Latino voters and what the community is actually talking about. (CLICK HERE to listen to and read the story)

Voter Voices on NET Radio: Central Nebraskans frustrated by politics, politicians

Voters aren’t happy with politics and politicians, at least according to a small group of Nebraskans brought together for a roundtable discussion. Mike Tobias reports in today’s Signature Story, part of the NET News "Campaign Connection 2012: Voter Voices" project and the second story from our roundtable discussion in Broken Bow. (CLICK HERE to listen to and read the story)

Voter Voices on NET Radio: Nebraskans’ election-year concerns might surprise you

Even in a county where conservative Republicans dominate the landscape, there’s a wide range of opinions about what issues should take the forefront in this year’s election. In the first of our "Voter Voices" roundtable discussions, Bill Kelly of NET News spoke with a group of voters from central Nebraska at the Broken Bow Public Library. (CLICK HERE to listen to and read the story)