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One Year Out: Polls, Election Results and News 'Confetti'
We’re officially less than one year away from the 2020 election.
What do the latest polls tell us about how the presidential candidates are stacking up? What do the 2019 elections tell us about how this could play out? And what does all of this mean for climate and energy policy?
In this episode of Political Climate, we look at Democrat wins in Virginia and Kentucky. We also discuss the results of a New York Times/Siena College poll that offers a mixed bag for Democratic candidates.
Plus, billionaire climate-action champion Michael Bloomberg flirts (once again) with entering the 2020 race. Does his campaign stand a chance?
Finally, we discuss a rift between Democrats and Republicans over climate language included in a defense bill. Are Democrats stalling on this climate measure in hopes for a bigger legislative win?
Recommended reading:
GTM: Virginia’s Democratic Sweep and Its Implications for Dominion Energy’s Future
NYT: Recent Polls Show Trump’s Support Is Flagging in the Suburbs — and Beyond
CS Monitor: Why these Kentucky Democrats still love President Trump
Cook Political: Democrats Need to Mind the Gap Between Their Base and Swing Voters
BBC: US election 2020: Michael Bloomberg mulls presidential bid
Washington Examiner: Why a key Democrat is holding back a bipartisan climate bill
Political Climate is produced in partnership with the USC Schwarzenegger Institute, and thanks to invaluable support from producer Victoria Simon.
Subscribe to the Political Climate podcast via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Overcast or any of these other services.
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We’re officially less than one year away from the 2020 election.
What do the latest polls tell us about how the presidential candidates are stacking up? What do the 2019 elections tell us about how this could play out? And what does all of this mean for climate and energy policy?
In this episode of Political Climate, we look at Democrat wins in Virginia and Kentucky. We also discuss the results of a New York Times/Siena College poll that offers a mixed bag for Democratic candidates.
Plus, billionaire climate-action champion Michael Bloomberg flirts (once again) with entering the 2020 race. Does his campaign stand a chance?
Finally, we discuss a rift between Democrats and Republicans over climate language included in a defense bill. Are Democrats stalling on this climate measure in hopes for a bigger legislative win?
Recommended reading:
GTM: Virginia’s Democratic Sweep and Its Implications for Dominion Energy’s Future
NYT: Recent Polls Show Trump’s Support Is Flagging in the Suburbs — and Beyond
CS Monitor: Why these Kentucky Democrats still love President Trump
Cook Political: Democrats Need to Mind the Gap Between Their Base and Swing Voters
BBC: US election 2020: Michael Bloomberg mulls presidential bid
Washington Examiner: Why a key Democrat is holding back a bipartisan climate bill
Political Climate is produced in partnership with the USC Schwarzenegger Institute, and thanks to invaluable support from producer Victoria Simon.
Subscribe to the Political Climate podcast via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Overcast or any of these other services.
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