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Jensen discusses early voting trends, noting that while Republicans recently surpassed Democrats in registered voters statewide, Democrats are currently leading in early primary turnout. He emphasizes the importance of voting early, sharing a personal story about his car overheating and landing in the shop—proof that unexpected life events can derail Election Day plans.



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TTune in here to this ​Friday's edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!
 
Jensen discusses early voting trends, noting that while Republicans recently surpassed Democrats in registered voters statewide, Democrats are currently leading in early primary turnout. He emphasizes the importance of voting early, sharing a personal story about his car overheating and landing in the shop&mdash;proof that unexpected life events can derail Election Day plans.
 
Listen here for all of this and more on Breaking With Brett Jensen.
 
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Every weeknight from 7-8 PM, "Breaking Brett Jensen" comes off the beat for a deep dive into the day's top stories, and to answer your questions at 704-520-1110.

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2-27-26: Early Voting Numbers 

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Tune in here to this ​Thursday's edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!



Breaking Brett Jensen kicks the show off joined by Congressman Tim Moore, who describes the atmosphere in the room when President Trump recognized Iryna Zarutska mother in attendance during the State of the Union address. Moore recounts the powerful reaction from Republicans and addresses questions about whether Democrats stood during key moments, including discussions on crime, border security, and parental rights. The conversation expands into criticism of what Moore characterizes as soft-on-crime policies and the need for stronger enforcement at both the state and federal levels, including reference to North Carolina’s Iryna's Law.



Later Jensen turns his attention to Cabarrus County politics, spotlighting controversy surrounding county commissioner candidate Ian Patrick and past remarks he made while serving on the Harrisburg Town Council. Brett replays audio from a 2023 council meeting in which Patrick opposed a proposed retirement community, arguing that seniors living there might not be “civically engaged” or active in the broader community.



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Tune in here to this ​Thursday's edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!
 
Breaking Brett Jensen kicks the show off joined by Congressman Tim Moore, who describes the atmosphere in the room when President Trump recognized Iryna Zarutska mother in attendance during the State of the Union address. Moore recounts the powerful reaction from Republicans and addresses questions about whether Democrats stood during key moments, including discussions on crime, border security, and parental rights. The conversation expands into criticism of what Moore characterizes as soft-on-crime policies and the need for stronger enforcement at both the state and federal levels, including reference to North Carolina&rsquo;s Iryna's Law.
 
Later Jensen turns his attention to Cabarrus County politics, spotlighting controversy surrounding county commissioner candidate Ian Patrick and past remarks he made while serving on the Harrisburg Town Council. Brett replays audio from a 2023 council meeting in which Patrick opposed a proposed retirement community, arguing that seniors living there might not be &ldquo;civically engaged&rdquo; or active in the broader community.
 
Listen here for all of this and more on Breaking With Brett Jensen.
 
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2-26-26: Rep Moore On SOTU; Cab Co Commish News

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Tune in here to this Wednesday edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!

Breaking Brett Jensen opens the show talking about how the president called out Charlotte in The State of the Union. He wondered if Representative Alma Adams stood up when the president recognized Anna Zarutska, whose daughter Iryna—a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee was stabbed to death on a CATS train in Charlotte. Brett also talked about the Russian invasion of Ukraine four years ago, and recalled how he was stuck there for several hours during his last visit.

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Breaking Brett Jensen opens the show talking about how the president called out Charlotte in The State of the Union. He wondered if Representative Alma Adams stood up when the president recognized Anna Zarutska, whose daughter Iryna&mdash;a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee was stabbed to death on a CATS train in Charlotte. Brett also talked about the Russian invasion of Ukraine four years ago, and recalled how he was stuck there for several hours during his last visit.
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2-25-26: CLT Called In SOTU

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Tune in here to this Tuesday edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!

Breaking Brett Jensen kicks off the show by talking about a detailed website that tracks voting activity in North Carolina almost in real time. The database provides demographic breakdowns, including party affiliation, gender, race and even specific age by individual year. Brett then turns to turnout statistics in Mecklenburg County. Out of approximately 875,000 to 900,000 registered voters, only about 30,000 people had voted in the first 12 days of early voting. That means only a small fraction of eligible voters had participated at that point. He finds this especially striking given the significance of certain races, particularly the sheriff’s primary.

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Breaking Brett Jensen kicks off the show by talking about a detailed website that tracks voting activity in North Carolina almost in real time. The database provides demographic breakdowns, including party affiliation, gender, race and even specific age by individual year. Brett then turns to turnout statistics in Mecklenburg County. Out of approximately 875,000 to 900,000 registered voters, only about 30,000 people had voted in the first 12 days of early voting. That means only a small fraction of eligible voters had participated at that point. He finds this especially striking given the significance of certain races, particularly the sheriff&rsquo;s primary.
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2-24-26: Early Voting Numbers Small

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2-27-26: Early Voting Numbers

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