We I didn't know that Trudeau lost the popular vote. Yeah, very narrowly in 2019

Yeah, how come people don't complain about that more? I don't hear very many Trudeau loving progressives point out that

that their guy

actually lost the popular vote I

Mean, but why would you point that out if you love Trudeau?

Well, the point is that like people are opportunistic about like oh

Wait, is this the part of the podcast where we all learn for the first time that political actors are opportunistic?

Hello and welcome to the 538 politics podcast. I'm Galen Druke last week a higher representative

Anthony Gonzalez one of 10 house Republicans who voted to impeach president Trump after the January 6th attack on the Capitol

Announced he is retiring from Congress at the end of his term

He was facing a primary challenge from a former Trump White House aid and told the New York Times that Trump is quote a cancer for the country

Today, we're gonna take a look at where the 10 Republicans who voted to impeach president Trump

Stand in their bids to win reelection next fall

We'll also look at some research on what happens if the Republican party does fully rid itself of voices pushing back against Trump's

Anti-democratic moves roles are gonna follow up on some of the lessons learned from the California recall election

Can that election tell us anything about their race for control of Congress in 2022 and

CNN is making big changes in how it conducts its surveys to try to reach people who might not be responding to traditional polls

Is it a good or bad use of polling?

We're gonna ask our favorite question and who would need to do all of that is editing chief Nate Silver. Hello Nate

How's it going? Good. How is everybody?

Yeah, hang in hang in there Mondays are always tough, but

It's a sunny day so I can't complain also here with us is politics editor Sarah Frostensen. Hey Sarah

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