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Your Legislators is a one-hour public affairs program produced by Pioneer PBS for public television stations. Your Legislators is a forum for citizens to have their questions about state issues answered directly by their elected officials. The program is hosted by Barry Anderson.
Your Legislators is a local public television program presented by Pioneer PBS
This program is produced by Pioneer PBS and made possible by Minnesota Corn, Minnesota Farmers Union and viewers like you.
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About Your Legislators
Produced by Pioneer PBS, Your Legislators has given a voice to the people of Minnesota since 1984. Host Barry Anderson moderates a roundtable discussion featuring Minnesota State Legislators on questions sent in by viewers.
First broadcast in 1984, Your Legislators is a public affairs program produced for public television stations that serve the citizens of Minnesota by connecting them directly to their legislators. In recent seasons, the program has been produced via Zoom for the flexibility of our guests and moderator Barry Anderson to receive and answer questions from viewers.
Have a question for your legislators? Have us ask it during the show by calling 800-726-3178 or emailing yourtv@pioneer.org
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