Caroleta Washington sits down with Stockton City Council District 6 Candidate Jason Lee 93.5 KWDC, Delta College Radio is a nonpartisan broadcaster. Section 315 of the Communications Act is known as the equal opportunities requirement (commonly referred to as the "equal time" rule). This law provides that when a broadcast station allows any “legally qualified candidate"—whether for federal, state, or local office—to “use” its facilities, it must provide "equal opportunities" to all other legally qualified candidates for the same office. As such, KWDC has offered the opportunity to be on-air and interviewed to all candidates in District 6.

Exclusive episode with Ralph White running for City Council. Join us as we discuss running for City Council District 6 in Stockton. More candidates to come. Episode recorded on January 11, 2024. Host: @caroleta_love2 @Ralph.white.507027 209 Talk is a nonpartisan project designed to advance student portfolios while serving our listening audience. San Joaquin Delta College and the Digital Media program operate as non-partisan entities. Section 315 of the Communications Act is known as the equal opportunities requirement (commonly referred to as the “equal time” rule). The law provides that when a broadcast station allows any legally qualified candidate—whether for federal, state, or local office—to use its facilities, it must provide equal opportunities to all other legally qualified candidates for the same office. As such, KWDC has offered the opportunity to be on-air and interviewed to all legally qualified candidates in District 6. Stay tuned for more.

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Caroleta Washington sits down with Stockton City Council District 6 Candidate Kimberley Warmsley. 93.5 KWDC, Delta College Radio is a nonpartisan broadcaster. Section 315 of the Communications Act is known as the equal opportunities requirement (commonly referred to as the "equal time" rule). This law provides that when a broadcast station allows any “legally qualified candidate"—whether for federal, state, or local office—to “use” its facilities, it must provide "equal opportunities" to all other legally qualified candidates for the same office. As such, KWDC has offered the opportunity to be on-air and interviewed to all candidates in District 6.