Amelia: I think as we get new data like this, because we're this election is already behind us and so no one cares anymore. The three demographic groups that we just talked about are groups that are highly democratic voting in 2018 was a big democratic turnout year. So important to think about that context when we're thinking about the 2022 numbers. Gailin Drew Tony Chow: You're basically guaranteed higher turnout or presidential election because of the stakes and the high profile nature of that office.
King Charles III was crowned over the weekend, which led to a lot of polls comparing his popularity to that of other members of the royal family. Long story short, the numbers aren’t great, but in some ways that's beside the point. In this installment of the podcast, the crew asks if polling non-democratic institutions is a good use of polling.
They also look at a recent ABC News/Washington Post poll showing both former President Donald Trump and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis leading Biden in a very early 2024 matchup. And they talk about the 2024 Senate races that are taking shape. Republican challengers to vulnerable Democratic incumbents are announcing their bids, and a number of them are repeat candidates from the 2022 midterms.
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