In the sixth episode of the #VoteHerIn series, Rebecca Sive joins Kelly to talk about the 2019 Chicago mayoral election, and the lessons we can learn for the presidential election from the election of an openly gay woman of color to the mayorship of the third largest city in the country.

Kelly speaks with Matt Pearce, a reporter for the LA Times. Matt has spent the past six years on the National Desk but will now be covering the 2020 presidential campaign. Matt posted a survey asking people how they want to see him cover the race, which has produced surprising results.

Kelly is joined by freelance journalist Kaz Weida and writer and actress Elizabeth Thorp to discuss Pete Buttigieg's book, Shortest Way Hone. We discuss our impressions of the book, favorite moments, what we learned about Pete, and what kind of President we think he would be based on this book.

Kelly speaks with Sunny Gettinger, who is in a runoff for a spot on the City Council in Jacksonville, Florida, in District 14. The runoff will be on May 14.

Kelly speaks with Ike Johnson, who is running for the Democratic nomination in the Special Election for the North Carolina 3rd Congressional District. The primary is being held on April 30, 2019.

Kelly and author Jared Yates Sexton discuss the newly released redacted Mueller Report, the main takeaways, and what it means moving forward.

Kelly speaks with Deborah Peoples, the Tarrant County Democratic Party chair, who is running for Mayor of Fort Worth, Texas, the 15th-largest city in the US. The mayoral election is on May 4, 2019.

Kelly chats with Scott Nevins, an award-winning TV personality and host, comedian, political/news contributor, and LGBTQ and HIV awareness activist. They discuss Scott's piece in Logo's NewNowNext asking Democrats to focus on the positives about the many presidential candidates, and the climate for LGBTQ youth.

In the fifth episode of the #VoteHerIn series, Rebecca Sive joins Kelly and Sophy to continue to consider the systemic challenges women face in being elected President. Issues discussed include the possibility that the first woman president may not be a pro-choice Democratic woman; the burden of a lifetime's resume; and the interplay between racism and sexism.

Sophy & Kelly are joined by Jenny & Jeff from Pod of Thrones to discuss the politics of Game of Thrones. What kind of political system does Westeros have anyway, what does it all mean, and who will win the Game of Thrones. Spoilers abound.