

“Getting tense out there!”
Feb 25, 2020
The podcast dives into the aftermath of the Nevada caucuses, spotlighting Bernie Sanders as the frontrunner in the Democratic race. The hosts humorously compare campaign events, highlighting engagement and turnout. With South Carolina approaching, discussions focus on the challenges candidates face in appealing to diverse voters. There's a critical look at electability and media narratives affecting voter perception. The conversation also touches on foreign interference in politics and the candidate's overall strategies as tensions rise ahead of Super Tuesday.
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Observations from Las Vegas
- Jon Favreau, Jon Lovett, Tommy Vietor, and Dan Pfeiffer recap their experiences at campaign events in Las Vegas.
- They attended events for Warren and Sanders, and witnessed a Culinary Workers Caucus.
Turnout Analysis
- Democratic turnout in Nevada exceeded 2016 but fell short of 2008 levels.
- Undecided voters are less likely to participate in caucuses, contributing to lower turnout.
Bernie's Coalition
- Bernie Sanders won most demographics in Nevada, performing well with Latino voters.
- His success with this group could be key in future primaries and the general election.