Jim and Josh discuss the match between expectations and outcomes in Texas during the 2020 Election season as well as the national dynamics on the issue of polling.

Jim and Josh discuss the upcoming election and some key areas of polling interest within Texas – Independents, Hispanic voters, suburban voters, and young voters. While these areas may reflect a new and changing demographic, it is important to distinguish between Texas “turning blue” and Texas “becoming competitive” in the coming election cycles.

Jim and Josh discuss more polling results, and the ramifications of Texan voter sentiments towards the incoming election.

Jim and Josh recap the trial ballot results for the 2020 election and give insight on what each political party aims for using historical results.

Jim talks with L.A. Times writer Mark Z. Barabak about his insight into the 2020 election and the current shapes of the presidential campaigns.

In this episode, Jim and Josh discuss public opinion regarding the vacant supreme court seat as a result of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s recent death and how it relates to voter turnout.

Jim interviews Eric McDaniel about his research on the threat to white masculinity, and how that has influenced the politics of the Trump administration and its supporters.

In this episode, Jim and Josh take a look at polling in the run-up to the 2020 Presidential Election, and they particularly focus on the nature of disclosures and the motivations for polling.

In this episode, Jim and Josh discuss Donald Trump’s campaign angle of Law and Order in response to ongoing protests in the country, as well as a Harris County lawsuit related to mail-in ballots.

Jim and Josh discuss house members’ attitudes about the operation of the house in response to the pandemic.