Dive into Americans' fear of flying, shifting views on airline safety, and the impact of new Census survey designs. Explore the legal complexities of abortion medication cases, challenges faced by third-party candidates, and the consequences of unpopular presidential candidates on third-party votes.

Data reporter John Burn-Murdoch and politics professor Chryl Laird discuss the racial realignment in US politics, with voters of color shifting right and challenging traditional alliances. They explore the impact on Democrats and the potential reasons for this shift.

Discussing the shift in approval ratings between Trump and Biden, the rise in congressional resignations, and a surprising poll showing Larry Hogan leading in the Maryland Senate race. Analyzing the impact of Trump's legal issues, voter perceptions, and partisanship on election dynamics. Delving into Ohio and Georgia's partisan shifts for the 2024 election, media attention on Trump's nomination, and the transformation of the Republican Party.

Debating whether TikTok should be banned, the podcast features a lively discussion on social media regulation and national security concerns. The speakers delve into the addictive nature of TikTok, Chinese ownership risks, and political implications of a potential ban.

The podcast explores the accuracy of polls with Biden dismissing them, debunks a viral poll about Holocaust beliefs, and previews the Ohio primary. It delves into challenges of online opt-in polling, polling skepticism, and voter sentiment towards Trump and Biden. Also discusses the Ohio Senate race and campaign controversies.

Presidential campaign stops might not sway voters as much as we think. Analysis of campaign visits from 2008-2020 shows a focus on friendly territories and strategies differ between candidates. Biden and Trump took different approaches in the pandemic. VP picks and campaign stops have a limited impact on election outcomes.

The podcast discusses the importance of Gen Z voters and their interest in TikTok vs. political news, along with insights on youth support for Trump and Biden in the 2024 election. They explore public sentiment towards the general election and highlight swing state polling, voter concerns, and positive election sentiments.

The podcast delves into Biden's State of the Union speech and Britt's rebuttal, highlighting key topics like democracy, freedom, Ukraine, IVF treatments, abortion, immigration, and the economy. The analysis explores the strategic aims of the speeches in appealing to swing voters versus consolidating party support. It also touches on changing voter opinions on border issues and the Republican party's role in addressing them.

Discussion on surprising wins by Nikki Haley and Jason Palmer on Super Tuesday, analysis of election poll forecasts, exploration of Trumpian campaign styles, debates on primary results predicting general election outcomes, impact of Kirsten Sonoma's exit on Arizona Senate race dynamics.

Previewing Super Tuesday with debates on its significance, Mitch McConnell's potential exit, and Congress's response to the Alabama Supreme Court ruling on IVF. Exploring primary outcomes, media narratives, and the influence of political figures like Nancy Pelosi and Barack Obama on party dynamics.