Today is the first episode of the podcast of the 2nd Trump term. It’s only the 5th day of the presidency and he has wasted no time taking action on immigration, student loans, the environment, and trade.Trump is certainly giving the impression of someone who is getting things done. But let’s explore the implications of…
On our first episode of the New Year there is so much to talk about. Today is the national service honoring the life of former President Jimmy Carter. At the same time are we seeing a rare and possibly fleeting moment of bi-partisanship? There’s a recognition that Donald Trump won in a fair election and…
Today on the podcast we’re going to close out 2024 with some predictions about 2025. Here’s where we stand. President-elect Trump won with under 50% of the national vote a but a large electoral college victory. Congress is also (narrowly) in control of the Republicans, and catching a Democratic Party in disarray. That’s the good…
Today on the podcast let’s dip our toes into some real controversy. We need to talk about Luigi Mangione. This murder has sparked not only a debate, but a public reaction like we’ve never seen before, which many of those who have been affected by our healthcare and insurance system cheering Mangione on. Many are…
Today, let’s talk about the new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). In the past, efficiencies are difficult to obtain because the federal government is a landscape of fiefdoms, lobbying groups and very real money that is pumped into congressional districts. But with Trump’s victory may come a mandate that we need to stop accumulating national…
Today, let’s discuss the accuracy of recent election polls, highlighting the narrow margin between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. Polls generally fell within the margin of error as the votes are tallied. Next, let’s talk about Trump’s cabinet appointments. Is he delivering on teh promise of shaking up the government or have these choices gone…
Something has happened to the Democratic Party…. Today, let’s analyze the results and implications of the election. Democrat Joe Biden won 81.2 million votes in 2020, while Kamala Harris received 71.8 million votes in this election, showing a loss of over 9 million Democratic votes. Conversely, Donald Trump increased his voter base, receiving 75.1 million…
Trump outperformed his 2016 and 2020 election runs substantially with groups such as young men and Black people by John Zogby, Senior Partner, John Zogby Strategies Donald Trump defied the polls and pundits and received both a majority of the popular vote and of the electoral college. His margin of 3.4 percentage points (thus far)…
The John Zogby Strategies released on November 4 suggests a new realignment for the next few years: a severe gender gap between young men and women. This 74% gap not only has deep implications for Gen Z politics into the near future, but also will make gender relations pretty interesting. We also show…
Harris Has a Narrow Lead of 2.4 Percentage Points in the Two-Way Horse Race; Plurality of Voters Expect Trump to Win A new John Zogby Strategies national online poll of 1,005 registered likely voters, conducted November 2nd – November 3rd, shows a tight race in both the four-way and two-way races. While our numbers…