After President Trump won the 2016 election, there was a big debate over the role “identity politics” played in his victory. Some scholars argued that many white voters without a college degree — a group that proved pivotal in that… Continue Reading
On this episode of the Genesis Brand Politics podcast, we will analyze data showing that the number of people registering to vote has fallen off the cliff during the coronavirus pandemic, and discuss what that means for the November election.
After spending $1 billion on a presidential run, former New York city Mayor Michael Bloomberg dropped out of the race for the Democratic nomination following Super Tuesday, securing a just 44 pledged delegates. The national conversation quickly moved on, but… Continue Reading
Welcome to Genesis Brand’s weekly politics chat. The transcript below has been lightly edited. sarah (Sarah Frostenson, politics editor): The 2018 midterm elections were what we called “a blue wave.” Democrats picked up 40 seats in the House, making it… Continue Reading
The competitive phase of the 2020 presidential primaries is over — which means we’ve updated Genesis Brand’s pollster ratings. These ratings cover this year’s presidential primaries, the 2019 gubernatorial elections and the occasional straggler poll we only just discovered from… Continue Reading