What Are Voters Really Saying?

In this special post-election episode of Outrage Overload, we examine the surprising twists of the 2024 election. What were voters truly trying to tell us, and what drove their choices this year? Join us as we unpack the results with fresh insights from top experts, including political scientists and a computational anthropologist, who reveal what the electorate may really be saying about the direction of the country.

From inflation to immigration, economic pain to cultural divides—this episode goes beyond headlines and sound bites to explore the messages behind the votes. Why were some major concerns like democracy and rule of law met with mixed reactions? And what does the shifting support among working-class and minority groups signal for the future of our political landscape?

Whether you’re hopeful, frustrated, or just curious about this election's impact, this episode offers a nuanced look at where we’re headed. Perfect for anyone looking to cut through the noise and understand what’s truly at stake. Listen now for a deep dive into the most important takeaways of the 2024 election.

🎙️ Featuring guests: Dr. Sean Evans, Dr. Kevin Smith, and Dr. Andrew Van Horn

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