

What can we learn from North Carolina's elections?
Nov 18, 2024
Steve Harrison, a seasoned politics reporter at WFAE, joins Pat Ryan, founder of Ryan Public Relations, and Anderson Clayton, chair of the NC Democratic Party. They dive into the stark contrast of voter behavior in North Carolina, where Trump won but Democrats triumphed in major races. The guests analyze the impact of candidate personality, polarization, and changing Republican preferences, especially surrounding Mark Robinson. They also discuss the implications of judicial races and the shifting political dynamics shaping future elections.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Analyzing North Carolina's Gubernatorial Race
01:45 • 6min
Candidate Personalities and Political Polarization in NC Elections
07:25 • 3min
Shifts in Republican Voter Preferences
10:35 • 2min
Exploring Authenticity and Voter Appeal in North Carolina Elections
12:07 • 2min
North Carolina Elections: A Divided GOP
14:10 • 14min
An Analysis of Judicial Races in North Carolina
28:22 • 2min
A Close Call: The North Carolina Judicial Race Analysis
30:11 • 2min
Analyzing North Carolina's Complex Voting Dynamics
32:05 • 2min
Political Shifts in North Carolina
34:12 • 14min
The Intersection of Technology and Healthcare Innovation
48:28 • 3min