FiveThirtyEight Politics

Author and Ohio senator J.D. Vance is discussed as former President Trump's potential running mate, highlighting his lack of political experience and unique background. The podcast explores Vance's transformation from a never-trumper to a significant figure on a presidential ticket, analyzing his alignment with Trump's ideologies and his potential impact as a vice presidential candidate.

The podcast discusses the recent attempt on former President Donald Trump's life, public opinion on political violence, historical examples of such violence in America, and the importance of unity in core American values

Lawmakers debate President Biden's reelection, analyzing support and concerns within the Democratic Party. Polling data compares Trump and Biden's policies' popularity. Discussion on challenges faced by Biden's campaign and American policy preferences. Exploration of reshaping the executive branch and political promises.

Discussions on President Biden's decision to remain in office, comparisons between polling methods in the UK and US, pressure on Biden to resign, resistance faced by Trump in primaries, and debates over Biden's presidency and potential replacement.

President Joe Biden sits down with ABC News' George Stephanopoulos in his first TV interview since his CNN debate with Trump. He takes full responsibility for the debate performance and discusses his potential re-election bid and presidency questions.

A deep dive into the upcoming UK election with insights on Labour Party's potential gains over Conservatives. Discussion on Brexit impact, identity factors in voting, and post-election reflections on British and American politics.

In this episode, Galen Druke discusses the growing concern among Democrats about Joe Biden's future as a candidate and the potential for a replacement, focusing on post-debate polling data, speculation about Kamala Harris as a nominee, and the implications of a transition in presidential nomination. The episode also covers Democratic worries over Biden's leadership, the role of Trump in the 2024 election, and breaking news about business leaders urging Biden to step down.

Law professor and former federal prosecutor Jessica Roth discusses the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity. The fallout from President Biden's debate performance and Democrat strategy is also analyzed. The podcast delves into the legal complexities surrounding former President Trump's federal indictment and public opinion on presidential immunity.

Senior elections analyst Nathaniel Rakich and New York Times polling editor Ruth Igielnik analyze the first presidential debate between Biden and Trump. They discuss the impact on voter perceptions, Harris' electability, and the focus on taxes vs. inflation in campaign strategies.

In this podcast, the crew discusses the upcoming historical presidential debate between Biden and Trump, the impact of debates on voter decisions, the influence of social media on shaping opinions, voter categories, polling in swing states, white voter trends, and high-profile primary races in New York and Colorado.