Lansing PAC teaches winning campaign strategies

There’s been a lot of attention this year on the road funding proposal that will go before Michigan voters in a special election on May 5, but later this year, many political jurisdictions including the city of Lansing will hold primary elections in August and a general election in November. The Lansing Regional Chamber Political Action Committee is teaching techniques for candidates preparing to campaign. It’s a non-partisan group that endorses candidates with a pro-business, pro-economic development platform.Current State’s Kevin Lavery talks with Kristin Beltzer, the executive vice-president and chief marketing officer of the Lansing Regional Chamber.