Voters Ask: Burning Question for Eldridge or Cavaretta?
We want you, the voter, to ask the tough questions of the state senate candidates. Submit your questions now to Patch and ActonTV for the live debate on Oct. 17.
Patch & ActonTV are seeking questions from readers and viewers to be used during the “live” televised debate between incumbent Massachusetts State Senator Jamie Eldridge and challenger Dean Cavaretta scheduled for Wednesday, October 17, 2012 at 7:30 p.m. at the ActonTV studio.
Questions will be randomly selected by debate moderator Don MacKenzie, and will be asked directly of the candidates. No questions will be given to the candidates in advance so their answers will not be scripted.
Both candidates are currently campaigning for the state senate seat in the Middlesex & Worcester District which serves Acton, Ayer, Boxborough, Devens, Harvard, Hudson, Littleton, Maynard, Marlborough, precinct 3 in Northborough, Shirley, Southborough, Stow, precincts 2 / 3 / 5 in Sudbury and Westborough.
ActonTV will telecast the debate live on all its channels --- Comcast Channels
8 / 9 and 99 and Verizon Channels 40 / 41 and 45 --- while Patch will provide live coverage of the event.
“We want our readers to ask the really hard questions for this debate so they can be totally informed about the position of each candidate,” said Rob Fucci, editor of Acton Patch.
Simon Bunyard, executive director at ActonTV said that “we are excited to join with Acton Patch to bring this live debate to a large number of voters in their homes so it is vital they have the opportunity to send questions in advance so that they may make an informed decision about the candidate of their choice.”
Do you wonder what the candidates propose to do about joblessness? Education? Ask your question in the comments section below.
Reverend E. Raleigh Pimperton III
5:42 pm on Monday, October 1, 2012
Jamie,
Have you ever seen a tax, spending program or new regulation that you voted against?
Reverend E. Raleigh Pimperton III
Scott Smyers
4:19 pm on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Senator Eldridge. Since your platform prominently features your support for Social Justice, can you explain the difference between social justice and Equal justice?