Joining the conversation are Scott Keeter, a senior survey advisor at the Pew Research Center, known for his expertise in public opinion polls, along with data journalist Ben Walker, who offers keen insights into political trends. They dive into the uncertainty of polling reliability and historical challenges faced in past elections. Megan Gibson and Katie Stallard discuss the impact of Kamala Harris's campaign strategies on voter turnout and perceptions, addressing the complexities of navigating political centrism in a polarized climate.

Hannah Barnes, Freddie Hayward, and Ben Walker discuss the betting scandal affecting various political parties, the repercussions of bets placed, and the public's trust in politicians. They analyze the election campaign, Prime Minister's movements, key constituencies, and the impact of Brexit on voter behavior. The podcast highlights the diminishing impact of debates and interviews during the election campaign.

Chris Deerin, Scotland editor, and Ben Walker, senior data journalist discuss SNP's push for independence in Scotland and John Swinney's campaign pledges. Insights on voter dynamics, potential power shift to Labour, and tactical voting strategies in the upcoming election.