Join WDET News Director Jerome Vaughn and a panel of Michigan journalists for the second installment of Smart Politics, hosted at The Rind (attached to Mongers’ Provisions) on Wednesday, July 10! We will discuss Michigan’s effects on the 2024 presidential election and take audience questions with our panelists:
- Michael Siegrist, Canton Township Clerk
- Matt Friedman, Founding Partner – Tanner Friedman
- Erica Peresman, Voting Rights Advocate
Food & drinks will be available for purchase, and we highly encourage enjoying dinner during our programming! To view The Rind’s menu, click here.
Seating will be on a first come first serve basis. If you have a group of 5 or larger and you’d like to request a table together, please contact Nicole Amine: nicole.amine@wdet.org.
A $5 reservation fee will be required to secure your spot. Buy tickets HERE.
The views and opinions of each panelist are their own and do not necessarily reflect the viewpoints of WDET or Wayne State University.
We ask that you please respect our panelists, host, and the other attendees. Anyone displaying disruptive or disrespectful behavior may be asked to leave.
If you plan to purchase or consume alcohol, please bring a valid government issued ID.
Parking is available in the lot behind the restaurant or along Twelve Mile Road.
The Rind is wheelchair accessible.
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