Reedley College continues its 11th Annual Constitution Week Conference, featuring a keynote panel with GV Wire Senior Reporter David Taub on Wednesday.

Taub, KMJ radio host Christina Musson, and Fresno State political science professor Thomas Holyoke will discuss the upcoming election and top political races. Topics will include how the assassination attempts on former President Donald Trump may affect the vote, how the presidential race may influence local congressional races, and a look at the top items on local ballots.

The keynote panel is Wednesday at noon, at the Reedley College Student Center.

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Other events on Wednesday’s Day 3 include a 10 a.m. Q & A with Matt Tuttle, field representative for Assemblymember Devon Mathis, R-Porterville; and panel on the judiciary at 11 a.m. featuring federal Magistrate Judge Barbara McAuliffe, and Fresno County Superior Court Judge Jonathon Conklin.

The event is free to the public.

For more information, reach out to organizer and Reedley College political science instructor Bryan Tellalian.

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