Nick Corasaniti

Michael Gold, a New York Times congressional reporter, and Nick Corasaniti, a Times politics reporter focused on elections, dig into a fierce Senate battle over the SAVE America Act. They explore Trump’s pressure campaign, why Republicans may block his push anyway, and the wider federal effort to reshape voting rules, voter rolls, and trust in elections.

Nick Corasaniti, a New York Times politics reporter on voting and elections, joins Adam Liptak, the paper’s chief legal affairs correspondent. They dig into the Supreme Court’s Louisiana map ruling, the long unraveling of the Voting Rights Act, and the shift toward intent over impact. Then the focus turns to a new redistricting arms race, fast-moving state map fights, and what it could mean for Black political representation.

Nick Corasaniti, a national politics reporter for The New York Times, delves into the Republicans' strategic maneuvering in pivotal swing states like Georgia and Arizona. He reveals how a conservative majority on an unelected board is poised to challenge a potential Kamala Harris victory, echoing past controversies from the 2020 election. The discussion unpacks the influence of grassroots movements, concerns over electoral integrity, and the implications for democracy as Republicans reshape voting rules for 2024.

Lawrence Norden, elections law expert at the Brennan Center. Jessica Huseman, on-the-ground election reporter at VoteBeat. Nick Corasaniti, NYT national politics reporter covering voting. Seth Blustein, Philadelphia elections official. They discuss the Fulton County ballot seizure, rising threats and burnout among local election staff, federal vs state roles in running elections, and how decentralization and resources shape election integrity.

Nick Corasaniti, NYT reporter on national politics; Kareem Crayton, Brennan Center redistricting and voting-rights lawyer; Erin Covey, Cook Political Report House analyst. They discuss recent court rulings and maps that shifted momentum, how the Supreme Court changed voting-rights law, mid-decade redistricting tactics, likely seat swings, and what this means for future maps and reform.

Nick Corasaniti, New York Times reporter who covers voting and redistricting, breaks down the Supreme Court’s new voting-rights standard. He explains how an intent requirement could make Section 2 challenges harder. They discuss ties between race and partisan maps, immediate chaos in Louisiana primaries, and states racing to redraw lines ahead of midterms.

Nick Corasaniti, a New York Times national politics reporter who covers voting, elections and redistricting. He explains how a new Supreme Court standard could spark widespread mid-decade redistricting fights. Discussion covers clashes between racial and partisan maps, immediate chaos in Louisiana primaries, and how states may move quickly to redraw districts.

Nick Corasaniti, NYT reporter on DOJ requests for voter data. Alex Tabbit, Minneapolis on-the-ground reporter covering protests and vigils. Alex Wagner, political commentator reporting civic reactions and organizing. Michael Feinberg, former FBI assistant special agent analyzing use-of-force and federal investigations. They discuss federal shootings, local memorials and protests, DOJ demands for voter records, and the political fallout.

Bloomberg News Tech Reporter and New York Times Political Correspondent discuss Airbnb hosts seeking alternatives to the platform for mid-term rentals, challenges faced by hosts, the Stone Pony's musical legacy, and political discourse surrounding voting rights debates.

Mary Trump criticizes Lara Trump's leadership at the RNC. Nick Corasaniti examines GOP efforts to clear voter rolls. Frank McCourt discusses reclaiming liberty in the digital age. Podcast explores personal stories and challenges in the current political landscape.