Join me for a conversation with JT Taylor, Hedgeye's Chief Political Strategist. We will be looking back at the results of the 2020 elections and how changes in demographics and partisanship will affect the Biden White House and the 117th Congress. JT and I will also examine the upcoming elections in 2022 and 2024.
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What explains the record voter turnout--highest in 120 years!--in this election?
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What was the composition of voter support for Trump v Biden in 2020? How did it shift from 2012 or 2016? What's the narrative by religion, by race/ethnicity, by age, by gender, by education, and by income?
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Let's not forget region: Why are the Dems doing ever better in ever fewer (urban) counties?
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Why did the Dems perform below expectations in the Senate and House races? And how did they pull off January's catch-up miracle in Georgia?
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What is the difference between "polarization" and "sorting"? And why are both threatening to pull America into two mutually exclusive identity camps?
- Whatever happened to a honeymoon for the new administration?
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How vulnerable are each of the parties in the 2022 Senate and House elections?
- How will politics affect policy? Will the GOP be the party of a new "resistance" and try to obstruct everything, or will they try to broker deals? And will Biden keep the Dems' left and center playing from the same script?
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Facing the future, each party faces major (though very different) challenges: the GOP to recover and re-unify, the Dems to remain united and demonstrate they can govern. Which is most likely--one, both, or neither?
Both JT and I will be placing our bets on how things will stand by the next presidential election in 2024. And yes, we will be taking listener questions. Make sure to tune in on Thursday, January 28, at 12:30pm EST.
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