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Welcome back to a numbers game with Ryan Grudusky.

Happy Monday.

We are 36 days until the 2025 elections.

I know originally I said today was going to be all about Virginia, but a number of people

have reached out to me and they want to talk about New Jersey.

A lot of polls have come out that made this race much more interesting.

And, you know, I'm a northeasterner, so I'm kind of really interested in Jersey, so I couldn't wait to do it as well. We will do a deep dive on Virginia next Monday. I already have a guest laid out who knows all things Virginia data and they will have a lot of early votes. We'll have a lot to decipher and go through. I think it'll be very, very exciting. I'm also going to do an episode on Pennsylvania because they have an important election, which is completely going under

the radar, which everyone should be talking about, or at least know a little bit about.

All right, before we get into the Garden State, here are some other numbers that I think

you all should know and we need to address.

First, across the pond in the UK.

The polling firm Ipsis, they did a poll on the prime minister and his approval rating.

Prime Minister Kier-Starmer, he is a member of the Labor Party, the British version of the Democratic Party.

They found that he has a 13% approval rating, a 79% unfavorable rating.

Now, not only is this a bad number, it is the worst number of any prime minister ever

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