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October 14, 2014 www.broadcasteronline.com
Capitol Notebook:
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It’s On – SDPB begins October debate series
By Bob Mercer
State Capitol Bureau
For voters who want to
be better informed about
their choices in the Nov. 4
elections this year, South
Dakota Public Television
is one place to check
Thursday nights this
month.
SDPTV hosts the three
candidates for governor in
a 60-minute forum this
Thursday starting at 8
p.m. CT / 7 p.m. MT.
The show will be
simulcast live on the
Internet at www.sdpb.org.
It will re-broadcast on
South Dakota Public
Radio’s midday program
Friday at noon CT / 11
a.m. MT and will be
repeated on TV at 1 p.m.
CT / noon CT Sunday.
Stephanie Rissler will
be in the moderator’s
chair again for all four of
the shows in the South
Dakota Public
Broadcasting debate
series.
We asked the veteran
journalist a few questions
in advance of her return
to the political stage this
week.
Q: How do you select
your questions?
A: Debate partners
SDPB, AARP South
Dakota and the (South
Dakota) Newspaper
Association ask their
members to submit
questions, which we’ve
been collecting over the
past few weeks.
From the list of
questions submitted from
all three organizations – as
a group, we decide which
questions to ask.
Q: Do the candidates
know from you/SDPB in
advance the general
topics that will be
covered?
A: No, the candidates
do not know the questions
or even the topics that will
be asked.
Q: How many years
have you been hosting
debates and have you
noticed any changes?
A: I have produced
debates for SDPB since
2000. I have not noticed
any major changes in the
years I’ve either produced
and / or moderated
debates.
Some years attract
more attention than
others. All of the
candidates seem to be
appreciative of the
opportunity and are well
prepared and understand
the rules and format when
they arrive.
Because of the increase
in the number of
candidates, both during
our primary debates and
regular debates, we have
noticed it lowers the
number of questions we
are able to ask during the
debate.
SDPB has made
adjustments, for example
during the primary debate
when we have five U.S.
Senate Candidates, we
opted to run a 90 minute
debate rather than a 60
minute debate. We’ve
done this in years past too.
All debates in October will
run 60 minutes.
Susan Wismer and
independent Michael
Myers.
Oct. 16 – U.S. House of
Representatives candidates
Republican incumbent
Kristi Noem and
Democrat Corinna
Robinson.
Oct. 23 – U.S. Senate
candidates Democrat Rick
Weiland, Republican Mike
Rounds, independent
Larry Pressler and
independent Gordon
Howie. (Democratic
incumbent Tim Johnson
is retiring.)
Oct. 30 – Three
statewide contests for
Public Utilities
Commission, attorney
general and secretary of
state and three ballot
measures will be covered.
All four start at 8 p.m.
CT / 7 p.m. MT on TV
and Internet
(www.sdpb.org). They will
be aired on public radio
the next day at noon CT /
11 MT and repeat on TV
the following Sunday at 1
p.m. CT / noon MT.
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