About this episode
This week on the Resistor Vic Podcast, I’m joined by Blythe Potter — an Army veteran, small business owner, and grassroots candidate running for Indiana Secretary of State.
We talk about what that office actually does, why so many voters skip down-ballot races, and how election systems can quietly suppress participation without ever touching a voting machine. Blythe explains Indiana’s delegate system, straight-ticket voting, voter purges, and why voter education may be the most powerful reform tool we have.
This isn’t a polished campaign ad. It’s a real conversation about what happens when regular people decide they’re done being ignored — and choose to step into the arena.
If you’ve ever felt like politics happens around you instead of with you, this episode is worth your time.
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