Harry Enten and Julian Borger: Voting with Fear and Loathing
Summary
Host Tim Miller and CNN data analyst Harry Enton analyze the U.S. midterm elections, projecting a Democratic House majority and a potential 52-seat Senate majority driven by strong polling in key states. The discussion highlights how the Israel conflict is unexpectedly benefiting Democratic candidates in Michigan and notes a surge in Black voter turnout in the South. In the second segment, guest Julian Borger examines global elections in Israel, Brazil, and Serbia, arguing that fear and youth mobilization are driving significant pushback against authoritarian regimes.
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House of Representatives race analysis
New England delegations and live stream promo
Senate outlook and key state polls
Maine, Michigan, and Minnesota Senate races
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Mississippi, Nebraska, and Montana races
Polling errors and voter turnout dynamics
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Israel election results and coalition talk
Alaska governor and senate races
Guest introduction: Hodakop
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Israel: Arab party surge and fears
Israel: Coalition options and West Bank policy
Israel: Implications for Iran conflict
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Global trends: Brazil and Serbia turnout
US: Black voter turnout and authoritarianism
Serbia: Student movement and direct democracy
Closing music and sponsor reads
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