Elliot Morris

G. Elliott Morris, a journalist and statistician known for his data-driven analysis, shares insights on how moderation might not be the electoral magic bullet some believe. Matt Bennett, co-founder of Third Way, discusses the political implications of progressive candidates' wins, emphasizing tone and authenticity to appeal to voters. Arizona state senator Annalise Ortiz reveals her innovative community strategies, including using TikTok for outreach and advocating for local engagement to win over constituents and even moderate voters.

Elliott Morris, a journalist and statistician behind the newsletter Strength in Numbers, dives into the electoral impacts of moderation in politics. He discusses the recent New York City mayoral win by Zohran Mamdani, emphasizing how divided party support reflects the broader debate on moderation. Morris critiques traditional analyses, arguing factors like incumbency and district dynamics are more pivotal than ideological centrist positions. He also highlights how group identity now supersedes policy preferences, reshaping electoral strategies for both parties.

G. Elliott Morris, a data journalist at The Economist and author of 'Strength in Numbers', dives into the complexities and evolution of polling. He discusses the significant challenges polling faces today, including low response rates and the impact of inaccuracies in recent elections. Morris emphasizes the importance of adapting methodologies for a more accurate public opinion representation. He also highlights the historical contributions of polling pioneers and the vital role polls play in shaping our understanding of democracy, urging a more critical approach to interpreting data.

JB Pritzker, Governor of Illinois, discusses the fight against voter suppression and the importance of transparent redistricting in safeguarding democracy. Congressman Robert Garcia dives into the release of the Epstein files and the push for accountability in government. Meanwhile, data-driven journalist Elliott Morris reveals Trump’s plummeting approval ratings and shifts in young voter sentiment, highlighting how economic factors influence political landscapes. Together, they emphasize the necessity for grassroots activism and political engagement.

Elliott Morris, a data-driven political and economic analyst, teams up with Mary Radcliffe, a Ph.D. mathematician, to dissect the fallout from Trump's trade policies. They discuss the dramatic market fluctuations following tariff announcements and critically analyze how these policies impact consumer prices and manufacturing jobs. Elliott and Mary reveal the math behind public sentiment towards tariffs and explore voter reactions amid economic pressures, shedding light on how younger voters might shift the political landscape.

G. Elliott Morris, a data analyst and author of the Strength in Numbers Substack, dives into the concerning rise of authoritarian rhetoric from Donald Trump. He highlights Trump's alarming threats against protesters and how these tactics backfire politically. The discussion reveals that public sentiment largely disapproves of Trump's aggressive measures, particularly his deployment of National Guard troops. Morris critiques media narratives that downplay Trump's violent statements, emphasizing the need for fact-based reporting over sensationalism.

G. Elliott Morris, a data analyst and author of the Strength in Numbers Substack, dives into the tumultuous landscape surrounding Donald Trump and the Epstein scandal. He reveals how Trump's approval ratings have plummeted amid rising voter skepticism. Morris discusses Karoline Leavitt's attempts to shift blame to the FBI and examines the public's perception of transparency around the Epstein files. The conversation highlights the scandal's potential to undermine Trump's political strength and the growing unrest among Republican supporters.

G. Elliott Morris, pollster and writer behind the Strength in Numbers Substack, breaks down fresh polling on Trump and the Iran war. He discusses how violent rhetoric is playing on social media. He highlights collapsing approval numbers, shifting voter blocs, and why public support for the war is unusually low. He also compares current House dynamics to past midterm shifts.

G. Elliott Morris, a data analyst and author known for his insights on polling data, joins the discussion to tackle the fallout from the Epstein scandal on Trump's approval ratings. He reveals how Trump’s low numbers are connected to public perception of the scandal and the shifting accountability narrative being pushed by White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt. Morris emphasizes the unique challenges this presents for Trump and examines the growing skepticism among young voters regarding political transparency.

Brian Tyler Cohen chats with Tommy Vietor, former National Security Council spokesman, about the fallout from Trump’s tariffs and their economic repercussions. Data journalist Elliot Morris dives into the implications of recent electoral successes, particularly in Wisconsin. Michigan state senator Mallory McMorrow, who’s running for U.S. Senate, shares her vision for progress amidst political challenges. Dan Osborn discusses his exploratory committee for the 2026 race, emphasizing grassroots engagement and tackling wealthy donor influence in politics.