• Inside Politics

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Inside Politics

By: WFAE
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  • Charlotte’s preparing for 50,000 visitors this fall for the 2020 Republican National Convention. Which brings up a number of questions: How did the little blue dot of Charlotte win the bid to host the big red conference of the RNC? How does a political convention even work? And how will it impact the city (and yes, that means you)? Join award-winning reporters Lisa Worf and Steve Harrison for Inside Politics, the podcast where we focus on the Republican National Convention and the 2020 Election through the lens of Charlotte.
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  • Trailer For Inside Politics: The RNC In Charlotte

    Trailer For Inside Politics: The RNC In Charlotte
    Dec 20 2019

      Charlotte’s preparing for 50,000 visitors this summer for the 2020 Republican National Convention. That brings up a number of questions: How did the little blue dot of Charlotte win the bid to host the big red conference of the RNC? How does a political convention even work? And how will it impact the city …

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    1 min
  • Charlotte’s Hosting the 2020 RNC. Here’s How We Got There.

    Charlotte’s Hosting the 2020 RNC. Here’s How We Got There.
    Jan 23 2020

    So, how did Charlotte come to land the 2020 Republican National Convention? It’s actually a 20-year journey, dating back to the late 1990s and two failed attempts to land national political conventions. Let’s go back to what Charlotte was like 20 years ago. The city’s population was 510,000 people in 1998, and there are now …

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    20 mins
  • Two Charlotte Political Conventions, Then And Now

    Two Charlotte Political Conventions, Then And Now
    Feb 6 2020

    On today’s episode of Inside Politics, we’re going to do some compare-and-contrast between 2012, the last time Charlotte hosted a convention, and now as we’re preparing for the RNC. The first place we’re going to visit is the corner of Stonewall and Caldwell streets uptown. This is the site of a new mixed-use development that …

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    20 mins

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