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Now that we’re on the opposite side of Labor Day and summer time is subsiding, this is — as custom goes — when level of interest on political campaigns no doubt begins to heat up. The off-365 days elections this November will ranking some attention, nonetheless the major appeal is peaceable the 2024 Republican presidential major.
In this installment of the FiveThirtyEight Politics podcast, we predict a assign a matter to we can certainly return to in the four months till the Iowa caucuses: Is Donald Trump’s nomination inevitable? And if no longer inevitable, how can we converse the likelihood he wins the GOP major in historical context?
We moreover hang partial outcomes from two special major elections and we debate “simply or irascible use of polling” for a classic and controversial topic: inner polls.
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Galen Druke is FiveThirtyEight’s podcast producer and reporter. @galendruke
Leah Askarinam is a politics reporter at FiveThirtyEight and contributing analyst on the Cook dinner Political File with Amy Walter. @leahaskarinam
G. Elliott Morris is the editorial director of information analytics at ABC Files. @gelliottmorris
Nathaniel Rakich is a senior editor and senior elections analyst at FiveThirtyEight. @baseballot
