200 épisodes
FiveThirtyEight Politics ABC News
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4.7 • 23 notes
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Nate Silver and the FiveThirtyEight team cover the latest in politics, tracking the issues and "game-changers" every week.
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How The Media Projects The Winner Of An Election
Galen Druke speaks with the Executive Director of Elections at ABC News, Dan Merkle, who oversees the network's Decision Desk. Merkle explains how ABC News will go about projecting the winner of individual states and the overall presidential race, as well as when we might be able to expect those projections.
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October Surprises Don't Usually Decide Elections
The crew discusses this year's October surprises and the likelihood that a late development could shake up the race for president.
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Model Talk: National And District-Level Polls Disagree
In this installment of Model Talk, Nate and Galen discuss why national, state and district-level polls are showing different levels of competitiveness in the 2020 election. They also answer listener questions.
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The Second Debate Is Over And The Final Stage Of The Campaign Is Here
The crew reacts to the second and final presidential debate of the 2020 campaign.
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How Voting Is Going So Far
Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux and Nathaniel Rakich join the podcast to discuss how voting laws and procedures have changed ahead of the 2020 vote and how they are being litigated.
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The Most Competitive Races In 2020
Micah Cohen and Sarah Frostenson key in on the most competitive races in the 2020 election. They are not actually in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, even though those states may be the most important for winning the election.
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Five thirty eight
This is very good, from the perspective of a middle-aged college-educated white English male living in Rome, Italy. I like the sense of intelligent informed people trying to think. One small grumble - it would be great if Mr Silver could resist using ‘like’ and ‘you now’ quite so often. Just pause -
silence is fine.
Many thanks, MS
Great politics podcast
The best podcast for objective political analysis.
Sharp non-partisan political analysis
Basing analysis on numbers, to keep things real