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How to run and win on the economy. Voters have thrown out the party in power in 11 of the last 14 national elections. They’re furious because both parties have failed them on the economy. Whoever finally delivers won’t just win a race. They’ll have a shot at building the kind of supermajority it takes to govern. Hosts Zach Silk and Richard Trent are experienced organizers and campaign veterans who know what voters want from the economy because they’ve heard it firsthand. Each week, they and Nick Hanauer break down the political implications of economic news, talk with the candidates, strategists, pollsters, and economists shaping today’s politics, and help chart a path to victory.  For candidates, campaign staff, strategists, journalists, and anyone who wants to understand how elections are won and lost on the economy. Cousin to Pitchfork Economics

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How to run and win on the economy. Voters have thrown out the party in power in 11 of the last 14 national elections. They’re furious because both parties have failed them on the economy. Whoever finally delivers won’t just win a race. They’ll have a shot at building the kind of supermajority it takes to govern. Hosts Zach Silk and Richard Trent are experienced organizers and campaign veterans who know what voters want from the economy because they’ve heard it firsthand. Each week, they and Nick Hanauer break down the political implications of economic news, talk with the candidates, strategists, pollsters, and economists shaping today’s politics, and help chart a path to victory.  For candidates, campaign staff, strategists, journalists, and anyone who wants to understand how elections are won and lost on the economy. Cousin to Pitchfork Economics

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