Pre-Election Wrap-up!

Pre-Election Wrap-up!

Blair Castro and Thomas Jenkins put a bow on "People's Voice Podcast": Season 2 with a pre-election wrapup after FORTY interviews with candidates in state and local races ahead of the May 19th primary, addressing false rumors and allegations made against them, candidate picks, and more!  Don't forget to vote Tuesday! ✔️✔️

The Auditor Tracking Alabama’s Millions in Government Property

Blair Castro and Thomas Jenkins sit down on “The People’s Voice” with Alabama State Auditor Andrew Sorrell as he seeks re-election and continues his push for government transparency, accountability, and protecting taxpayer dollars. In this episode, Sorrell explains one of the least understood — but most important — statewide offices in Alabama and why keeping track of more than a billion dollars in state-owned property matters to everyday taxpayers. From uncovering waste to improving oversight across state agencies, Sorrell says his mission is simple: government should be accountable to the people funding it. The conversation also dives into his background as a businessman, former legislator, and statewide elected official, along with his efforts to modernize the Auditor’s Office, cut unnecessary spending, and make state government more transparent for Alabama families. WATCH as Andrew Sorrell breaks down what the State Auditor actually does, why the role matters more than many people realize, and what’s ahead if voters send him back to office. To learn more, go to: www.AndrewSorrell.com

Angelo Fermo Discusses Public Service, Growth & Community Connections

Blair Castro and Thomas Jenkins sit down on “The People’s Voice” with Angelo Fermo, candidate for Baldwin County Commission District 2 and retired Department of Homeland Security agent, for a conversation about leadership, public safety, growth, and the future of Baldwin County. Drawing from his decades of experience in federal law enforcement and public service, Angelo Fermo discusses issues including responsible growth, infrastructure challenges, government transparency, and supporting law enforcement and first responders in one of Alabama’s fastest-growing regions. He also highlights the importance of relationship building, networking, and bringing people together to help move Baldwin County forward. WATCH as Angelo Fermo joins “The People’s Voice” for a discussion about leadership, accountability, and the future of Baldwin County. Click to learn more: https://www.angelofermo.com

Moderate Republican Jimmy Dees Calls for Common Ground in Congress

Blair Castro and Thomas Jenkins sit down on “The People’s Voice” with Jimmy Dees, businessman? law enforcement professional, and Republican candidate for Alabama’s 1st Congressional District, for a conversation about balancing the budget, public safety, healthcare reform, economic growth, and bringing people together across political divides. Jimmy Dees, who self-identifies as a moderate Republican, discusses why he believes the country needs more common-sense leadership and less political division. Drawing from his background in law enforcement, business, and community leadership, he talks about restoring trust in government, supporting working families, protecting first responders, and finding practical solutions that benefit South Alabama and the country as a whole. WATCH as Jimmy Dees joins “The People’s Voice” for a candid conversation about leadership, unity, and the future of Alabama’s 1st Congressional District. Click to learn more: https://www.jimmydees.com [https://www.jimmydees.com/]

Dr. Dale Deas Calls Out Corruption, Fraud Allegations & Alabama Political Insiders

WFUZ-TV’s Blair Castro and Thomas Jenkins sit down with Dr. Dale Shelton Deas Jr., Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Alabama, for a wide-ranging conversation about corruption, fraud, campaign finance transparency, and what he says is the growing influence of political insiders in Washington and Alabama politics. A cardiac surgeon and biomedical engineer, Dr. Deas has become one of the more outspoken candidates in the race, making waves by publicly challenging fellow candidates and filing formal complaints related to campaign finance and ethics concerns. During this interview, he discusses why he believes voters are tired of establishment politics, why accountability matters, and why he says Alabama deserves leaders willing to ask difficult questions. Dr. Deas has recently drawn attention for publicly criticizing activities connected to fellow Senate candidate Jared Hudson, including allegations involving campaign fundraising practices, nonprofit finances, and what he describes as a lack of transparency surrounding Covenant Rescue Group.  Learn more at https://americantruthdefense.is