House GOP, Biden docs … Harry & Meghan? NBC News's pollsters track America's reactions as 2023 revs up

Abortion or Biden: What's on the ballot for off-year elections?: Adam Ganucheau, editor-in-chief for Mississippi Today, and Phillip M. Bailey, national political correspondent for USA Today, join Chuck to preview Tuesday's upcoming gubernatorial elections in Mississippi and Kentucky, and explain what the results in both states could tell us about the 2024 races to come. by The Chuck ToddCast

49 min listen

Breaking down the Senate battlegrounds, with Mark Murray and Jessica Taylor: The generic ballot is dead even at 46-46 between Democrats and Republicans, according to the latest NBC News poll, with Senate candidates on either side duking it out on on a diverse set of priorities from one state to the next. NBC News Senior Political Editor Mark Murray and Jessica Taylor, the Senate and Governors editor for the Cook Political Report with Amy Walter, join Chuck to break down the races to watch, just about six weeks out from the midterms. by The Chuck ToddCast

48 min listen

Mike Murphy on the Mid-Terms (& the madness of polls): Between now and November, we will be taking a close look at the midterm election season, which -- for most voters -- is just kicking off now. If history is a guide, the first mid-term election cycle of a new president should result in the opposing party (the party not in the White House) scoring a wave of victories in Congress. How big will the wave be? New polls suggest that there may not be much of a wave for Republicans. But are these new polls missing something? To offer a masterclass in how to de-code the polls -- and a number of other dynamics in these midterms -- Mike Murphy returns to the podcast. Mike’s worked on 26 gubernatorial and US Senate races across the country, including 12 wins in Blue States – something that’s getting harder and harder to do for Republicans. He was a top strategist for John McCain, Mitt Romney, Jeb Bush, and Arnold Schwarzenegger. He’s a political analyst for NBC and MSNBC. He’s co-host by Call Me Back - with Dan Senor

53 min listen

'This is not going to be an election where Biden is popular': President Biden's re-election campaign is headed for a difficult summer — and that's if everything goes right for him. NBC News Political Deputy Editor Bridget Bowman and Nathan Gonzales, editor and publisher of Inside Elections, join Chuck to analyze how troubles related to the economy and immigration have even made Democrats comfortable with criticizing their party's leader … as Democrats themselves stare down a thorny Senate map in 2024. by The Chuck ToddCast

41 min listen

'Turn the Page': Most voters unenthusiastic about Biden, Trump re-elect: A brand new NBC News poll shows that two-thirds of voters are uncomfortable with President Biden and former President Trump running for the White House again — and while Biden has not yet officially announced a run for re-election, a primary seems to be rearing up in earnest on the Republican side, with reports of fmr. Amb. Nikki Haley's bid to come in the next couple weeks. Mark Murray, Bridget Bowman and Dante Chinni of the NBC News political unit join Chuck to break down the latest on Decision 2024. by The Chuck ToddCast

32 min listen

Surging GOP Polls, Sununu Delivers Reality Check, COVID Amnesty?: Join Jim and Greg as they welcome more polling indicators of a good midterm election night for Republicans - including dismal numbers on the state of the nation and a huge shift towards the GOP among suburban women in just the past couple of months.... by 3 Martini Lunch

25 min listen

About Those Polls… by The Daily

34 min listen

The sleeper races that could jolt Election Day: It's the homestretch to the elections, and strategists on both sides are still trying to redefine the midterms map in the way that will best aid their party. Brianne Pfannenstiel, chief politics reporter at the Des Moines Register, and Kyle Clark, a reporter for KUSA in Denver, join Chuck to break down how Iowa and Colorado might also end up being states to watch as the results roll in. by The Chuck ToddCast

42 min listen

Manchin Is Us & Them: For decades, Joe Manchin has defined and redefined politics in West Virginia. For this episode, Us & Them host Trey Kay asks West Virginia progressives: How is Joe Manchin’s reputation shaping his future and the country’s? by Us & Them

45 min listen

Nate Cohn explains how to fix political polling: It's full throttle onto November with all primaries now in the rearview mirror, which means pollsters are putting out their data in early hints of where both parties will stand at the outcome of the elections. Nate Cohn, chief political analyst for the New York Times, joins Chuck to detail the science behind the tracking of public opinion... and why not all polls are created equal. by The Chuck ToddCast

24 min listen

Episode 78: Campaign 2018 with Mark Murray, Senior Political Editor for NBC News by C-SPAN's The Weekly

31 min listen

Sep. 19, 2022: What two new polls tell us about the midterms: Is 2022 a ‘waves’ election? Evidence that the election will likely be closer than originally thought continues to mount, as two new polls give a sense of the contours of the race. First, there's the NBC poll, which paints a decidedly mixed portrait. Seven weeks out, voters are evenly split at 46% in their preference for which party should control Congress next year. Biden’s approval rating has risen to its highest in 11 months, while DONALD TRUMP’s favorability has dropped. Sixty-one percent oppose the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision, 63% said their income is falling behind the cost of living, and “threats to democracy” ranked as the issue most important to voters. Republican dreams that a huge swath of Latino voters will run to their side aren’t coming true — yet. That comes from our second poll, the latest from the NYT and Siena College, which shows Democrats maintaining a hold on the Latino electorate. Asked which party’ by POLITICO Playbook Daily Briefing

7 min listen

Unlike Trump, Folks Who Don't Like Biden May Vote For Him Anyway by The NPR Politics Podcast

27 min listen

Election denialism makes a stand in Nevada, with Jon Ralston and Bridget Bowman: Primary results last night in South Carolina, Nevada and across the country seem to show — once more — Trump's undying influence over the Republican Party. Jon Ralston, CEO of the Nevada Independent, and Bridget Bowman, NBC News political deputy editor, join Chuck to preview some of the midterm's marquee general elections — now just taking shape. by The Chuck ToddCast

32 min listen

On The Trail With Cory Booker: The senator and Democratic presidential candidate is hoping to "inspire the moral imagination in this country." by The NPR Politics Podcast

28 min listen

The Huge Show - December 22nd - Full Show by THE HUGE SHOW

135 min listen

Calling It: Steve Kornacki and Brian Stelter: The beginning of the Gist’s series about election night. by The Gist

41 min listen

What the elections in Virginia, Kentucky and Mississippi mean for 2020: Josh Kraushaar, Chelsea Janes, and María Teresa Kumar: National Journal’s Political Editor Josh Kraushaar and The Washington Post’s National Reporter Chelsea Janes talk with Chuck about what the elections in Kentucky, Virginia and Mississippi mean for the 2020 landscape, and a little baseball talk at the end. Plus, María Teresa Kumar joins the pod to talk about her path into politics and how her organization, Voto Latino, is preparing for future elections. by The Chuck ToddCast

58 min listen

Live Coverage: New Hampshire Primary Results: MSNBC’s expert political team gives context to the results of the New Hampshire Primary. by How to Win 2024

97 min listen

How Does Boston Feel About the Bruins? | Conor Ryan | Bruins Beat w/ Evan Marinofsky: Bruins Beat w/ Evan Marinofsky Ep. 322 How Does Boston Feel About the Bruins? Presented by & Evan Marinofsky of CLNS Media and Conor Ryan of Boston Sports Journal discuss the latest Channel Media & Market Research New England... by Bruins Beat

36 min listen

Democrats' 2024 Primary Plans Get More Complicated by The NPR Politics Podcast

15 min listen

What Happens When Fox News Viewers Watch CNN Instead?: When it comes to cable news, Fox and CNN have pretty partisan viewers. So, what would happen if Fox viewers tuned into CNN for a month? Would they suddenly adopt different views more aligned with CNN? UC Berkeley political scientist David Broockman and his colleagues wanted to find out. When they paid Fox News viewers to watch CNN, they found that Fox News viewers became more supportive of vote-by-mail, and less likely to believe that then-Democratic candidate Joe Biden wanted to eliminate all police funding. The findings have made huge waves in the media, so we decided to take our unique microscope to the paper to see if we can get a fuller picture of what these findings tell us. by Not Another Politics Podcast

49 min listen

Power serves: Democrats in New Mexico and the evolution of athletic activism: New Mexico's special election signals an environment that favors Democrats ahead of 2022, while Biden fights a cybersecurity war ahead of his summit with Putin. NBC's Shannon Pettypiece and Ben Kamisar join. And later, Washington Post Sports Columnist Jerry Brewer weighs in on Naomi Osaka and the sometimes "toxic environment" between sports players and the press. by The Chuck ToddCast

44 min listen

The Political 'Circus' of 2018 by It's Been a Minute with Sam Sanders

53 min listen

Red wave or red ripple? Steve Kornacki breaks down New York and Florida primary results: Primary season is nearing a close after Tuesday's contests in Florida and New York. Now, the big picture for the midterms environment seems to be that the GOP's hope for a red wave may at least come with a blue undertone. Steve Kornacki, NBC News national political correspondent, joins Chuck to bring his insight on the developing 2022 terrain. by The Chuck ToddCast

32 min listen

The New Hampshire Primary and Beyond: Betsy Woodruff Swan and Carl Cannon plus McKay Coppins: Betsy Woodruff Swan and Carl Cannon join Chuck Todd to discuss what the results from the New Hampshire primary and what they mean for the 2020 race overall. Plus, McKay Coppins talk all things Mitt Romney and the impact his impeachment vote has had on the Republican Party. by The Chuck ToddCast

53 min listen

Into Getting Black Men to the Polls: Why both campaigns are fighting for the votes of Black men. by Into America

24 min listen

Early Voting Begins as Midterms Heat up by CNN Political Briefing

9 min listen

The Midterms and the Future of US Foreign Policy: As the final electoral results trickle in, we discusses what the midterm elections can tell us about the future of US domestic and foreign policies. Neil Melvin sits down with Max Bergmann, Director of the Europe Program at the Centre for Strategic... by Global Security Briefing

45 min listen

How to Win a Campaign News Cycle, Criticizing The New York Times, and RIP to HBO’s ‘Real Sports’ by The Press Box

47 min listen

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House GOP, Biden docs … Harry & Meghan? NBC News's pollsters track America's reactions as 2023 revs up

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