VIDEO: Gubernatorial Candidates Enter First Policy Discussion

Thursday, September 17, 2020 at 11:13 AM

Each candidate pre-recorded 30-minute conversations with former Justice Randall Shepard in late August.

Woody Myers and Justice Randall Shepard talk environmental policy. Photo credit: WFYI.

(Indianapolis, Ind.) – Being an informed voter is a big part of any election.

As the November 3 General Election nears, three candidates for Indiana governor are set to hit center stage Thursday for their first policy discussion.

“Decision 2020: Electing Indiana’s Future” will air Thursday at 9:00 p.m. on WFYI Indianapolis. For prospective voters in southeastern Indiana, the pre-recorded show is currently available at www.video.wfyi.org.

Due to restrictions related to COVID-19, Governor Eric Holcomb (R), Woody Myers (D), and Donald Rainwater (L) recorded 30-minute conversations with former Indiana Supreme Court Chief Justice Randall Shepard in late August.

Each brief provides thoughtful discussion, insights and key questions about policies affecting Hoosiers, including education, infrastructure, taxation, health care, environmental policy and much more.

View the 2020 gubernatorial candidates forum in its entirety at https://video.wfyi.org/video/decision-2020-electing-indianas-future-tclvyp/.

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