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RNC, Susan Collins, '16 Polls vs '20 Polls

RNC, Susan Collins, '16 Polls vs '20 Polls

FromThat Trippi Show


RNC, Susan Collins, '16 Polls vs '20 Polls

FromThat Trippi Show

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Length:
34 minutes
Released:
Aug 28, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Joe and Alex start by teasing another big guest Monday, walking through the messaging on display at the GOP convention (1:00), and discussing which party is doing a better job courting the independents and moderate Republicans that traditionally swing elections.
Plus, should Democrats be panicking when we see polls showing Biden trailing Hillary in swing states at the same time in 2016?
Then, we take a look at some of the biggest Senate races this fall (10:00), mainly Arizona, North Carolina and Maine. In general, is it possible Democrats could win states that still vote Trump? How do you thread that needle? A listener asks, is there a chance to push for a split-ticket voter (14:10)? Plus specific analysis on Susan Collins' race in Maine (19:10).
Finally, what's next? Democrats reportedly have a large lead in mail-in ballot requests and Biden is outspending Trump massively on TV ads. Are these good signs, or in the world of Donald Trump, does nothing matter? (20:00)
Lastly, a quick discussion about the protests around the Jacob Blake tragedy, and how the RNC didn't address it at all. (27:00)
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Released:
Aug 28, 2020
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Podcast episode

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