Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask politicians and public servants about their jobs. This week we address questions to members of Forsyth and Guilford counties state legislative delegations and candidates for those seats. The rules are simple: no research, no callbacks.

Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask politicians and public servants about their jobs. This week, we address questions to Forsyth County Elections Director Rob Kauffman and George Gilbert, his counterpart in Guilford County. The rules are simple: no research, no callbacks.

Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask politicians and public servants about their jobs. This week we address questions to members of the Guilford County School Board and candidates for the office. The rules are simple: no research, no callbacks.

Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask politicians and public servants about their jobs. This week we address questions to members of the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County School Board to see how much they know about starting teacher salary, SAT scores and the states current dropout rate.

Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask politicians and public servants about their jobs. This week we address questions to candidates for Guilford County Commission to find out how much they know about their constituents. The rules are simple: no research, no callbacks.

Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask politicians and public servants about their jobs. This week we test Greensboro City Council members on their recall of matters decided at their Sept. 16 meeting. The rules are simple: no research, no callbacks.

Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask politicians and public servants about their jobs. This week we take to the streets of High Point — or in this case the Oak Hollow Mall — to ask regular people some basic questions about the NC gubernatorial race and US congressional race.

Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask politicians and public servants about their jobs. This week, we investigate how well Winston-Salem city councilors and Forsyth County commissioners prepare for meetings. The rules are simple: The officials must answer immediately — no research and no callbacks.

Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask politicians and public servants about their jobs. This week we ask candidates for High Point City Council — sitting members and aspirants alike — some basic questions about the job for which they are applying.

Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask politicians and public servants questions about their jobs. This week we deviate from custom — in honor of our back-to-school issue — with a quiz for UNCG students. The rules are simple: No research, no callbacks.

Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask politicians questions about their jobs. This week we’re asking questions of the two candidates for state attorney general, Democratic incumbent Roy Cooper and Republican challenger Bob Crumley. The rules are simple: The candidates must answer immediately — no research, no callbacks.

Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask politicians and public servants questions about their jobs. This week we find out which members of the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County School Board have been doing their homework this summer. The rules are simple: School board members must answer immediately — no research, no callbacks.

Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask politicians and public servants questions about their jobs. This week we’re asking questions of the candidates for Forsyth County Commission District B. The rules are simple: The candidates must answer immediately — no research, no callbacks.

Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask politicians and public servants questions about their jobs. This week we’re asking questions about the budget passed by the Winston-Salem City Council last month. The rules are simple: The officials must answer immediately — no research, no callbacks.

Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask politicians and public servants questions about their jobs. This week we asked members of the Greensboro City Council about the Buracker report — a study of the city’s police department. The rules are simple: The officials must answer immediately — no research, no callbacks.

Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask politicians and public servants questions about their jobs. This week we asked members of both the state Senate and House questions about the latest state budget. The rules are simple: The candidate must answer immediately: no research, no callbacks.

Welcome to the YES! Weekly Pop Quiz, where we ask politicians and public servants questions about their jobs. This week we asked members of the Guilford County Board of Education questions about American independence. The rules are simple: The candidate must answer immediately--no research, no callbacks.