Whit Ayres

Jim Gerstein, a seasoned pollster at GBAO Strategies, and Dr. Whit Ayres, a Republican pollster known for his insightful election analysis, join the discussion. They dive deep into the polling dynamics leading up to the election, revealing what undecided voters are really thinking. Key issues like abortion rights and ticket splitting emerge as crucial factors in this polarized landscape. They also evaluate Colin Allred’s chances against Ted Cruz in Texas, shedding light on voting trends and the impact of campaign strategies.

Dr. Whit Ayres, a seasoned political consultant, and Dr. Lindsay Chervinsky, a presidential historian, join the discussion today. They dive into the hypocrisy within the pro-life movement and scrutinize polling accuracy, especially concerning Trump's supporters. Chervinsky highlights John Adams’ legacy in ensuring peaceful transitions of power, an essential pillar of democracy now at risk. Together, they analyze the evolving Republican Party landscape, especially if Kamala Harris gains traction, raising questions about the future of Trumpism.

Whit Ayres, a top GOP pollster for over 30 years, discusses his journey in politics teaching, polling for big names like Marco Rubio, strategies for successful campaigns, and insights on the GOP's future trajectory.

Republican pollster Whit Ayres discusses Joe Biden as a bystander in the face of events spinning out of control. Topics include Biden's limited engagement with the press, vulnerability of the Biden administration, concerns about Biden's capabilities and age, and listener opinions on whether Biden is seen as a bystander. The podcast also delves into comparisons with former President Carter, concerns about Vice President Harris, and US involvement in World War II.

Pollster and strategist Whit Ayres discusses the state of the Republican race after the first debate, emphasizing Trump's dominance but also the unpredictability introduced by upcoming trials. Ayres and Kristol assess other candidates such as DeSantis, Haley, Pence, Scott, Christie, and Ramaswamy, considering their breakout potential and ability to challenge the frontrunner. They also delve into topics like division within the Republican Party and the impact of felony charges on a presidential candidate.