Nate, are you in bed with random.org because you've ended up going first for both of these randomised snake drafts?

I will not answer your personal question like that.

I was gonna say this does feel rigged.

Yeah, third twice.

I mean, you know, these days, everything's rigged.

Hello and welcome to the 538 Politics podcast.

I'm Deeland Drew.

President Biden has said that he intends to run for re-election in 2024.

Time will tell if he follows through, but even if he does, he still may face opponents in the democratic primary.

His approval rating is currently 10 points underwater and his approval with Democrats has dropped about 15 to 20 points since taking office.

He would also be 82 at the start of his second term, and he said when he ran in 2020 that he sees himself as a, quote,

bridge to a new generation of leaders.

With that in mind, we're gonna follow up on last week's Republican 2024 primary draft with our first democratic primary draft.

What does the bench of democratic leadership look like beyond Joe Biden?

We're also gonna check in on the latest developments in the current round of redistricting.

After a number of state court rulings, it looks like Republicans may maintain the redistricting advantage for the coming decade.

And, relatedly, primary season begins in earnest tomorrow, Tuesday, and we'll let you know what to keep an eye on.

Here with me to do that is editor-in-chief Nate Silverhaney.

Hey, everybody.

Also here with us is politics editor Sir Frostensen.

Hey Sarah.

Hey, you all.

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