Pod Squad: What Voters Should Know About The ConCon

Peter Adler talks about the complicated mechanics of holding a state constitutional convention.

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Planner and mediator Peter Adler was one of the leading forces behind the ConCon Salon, an event held last March to discuss a critical ballot question this year: Whether to hold a state constitutional convention.

Adler joins Pod Squad host Chad Blair to urge people to think about what they want to protect or advocate for, before voting on the ConCon.

Peter Adler, left, is a mediator and one of the lead forces behind the ConCon Salon held last March. He’s seen here with Pod Squad host Chad Blair. 

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