What podcasts say about Carrie Dann
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What Carrie Dann has said on podcasts
15 statements · 1 positive · 10 negative · 1 mixed · 3 neutral
Republicans could win Iowa but lose Kansas in the Senate races.
“I can imagine a scenario in which the Republican wins in Iowa and loses in Kansas.”
Open the episode · Washington Week with The Atlantic full episode, 10/30/26Listen at 1:59
Candidate quality will materially affect these Senate races.
“I think it tells the story of how the candidates will matter in these races”
Open the episode · Washington Week with The Atlantic full episode, 10/30/26Listen at 2:29
Donald Trump's approval rating has sharply fallen in states he won decisively.
“the president's approval rating has just plummeted, even in states that he won by double digits.”
Open the episode · Washington Week with The Atlantic full episode, 10/30/26Listen at 2:58
- on Voters' views of tariffs and Iran warNegativeOct 31, 2026· PBS Washington Week with The Atlantic - Full Show
Voters are linking high prices to tariffs and the Iran war.
“voters, I think, in these places are connecting the dots between high prices to tariffs and to the Iran war.”
Open the episode · Washington Week with The Atlantic full episode, 10/30/26Listen at 3:04
Tariffs and the Iran war are reducing Trump's and allied candidates' support.
“that has been driving down Donald Trump's approval rating and driving down candidates with him.”
Open the episode · Washington Week with The Atlantic full episode, 10/30/26Listen at 3:11
- on Alaska ranked-choice votingNeutralOct 31, 2026· PBS Washington Week with The Atlantic - Full Show
Alaska uses ranked-choice voting.
“Alaska, which uses ranked choice voting”
Open the episode · Washington Week with The Atlantic full episode, 10/30/26Listen at 11:32
The Alaska ballot accusation will make an already confusing result more confusing.
“this accusation just adds to what was already going to be a very, very confusing result.”
Open the episode · Washington Week with The Atlantic full episode, 10/30/26Listen at 11:51
A Senate outcome hinging on Alaska would create an information vacuum.
“If control of the Senate comes down to Alaska, there's going to be a vacuum of information.”
Open the episode · Washington Week with The Atlantic full episode, 10/30/26Listen at 11:57
The Alaska controversy could damage perceived election legitimacy elsewhere.
“it could have implications for the legitimacy or the idea of legitimacy around Alaska and around elections elsewhere in the country.”
Open the episode · Washington Week with The Atlantic full episode, 10/30/26Listen at 12:40
- on John Husted Senate campaignNegativeOct 31, 2026· PBS Washington Week with The Atlantic - Full Show
The Ohio ad could hurt John Husted’s Senate campaign.
“It could hurt John Husted.”
Open the episode · Washington Week with The Atlantic full episode, 10/30/26Listen at 17:30
- on Donald Trump rhetoric on mail votingNegativeOct 31, 2026· PBS Washington Week with The Atlantic - Full Show
Trump’s rhetoric about mail voting may be changing voter behavior.
“the way that President Trump has talked about particularly mail voting and early voting and cast sort of a doubt about whether people's votes are going to be counted may be changing voter behavior”
Open the episode · Washington Week with The Atlantic full episode, 10/30/26Listen at 20:41
- on Democratic voters' voting preferencesPositiveOct 31, 2026· PBS Washington Week with The Atlantic - Full Show
Democrats may be up to ten points likelier to prefer in-person voting.
“Democrats are as many as 10 points more likely to say, oh, I want to vote in person or I want to vote on Election Day”
Open the episode · Washington Week with The Atlantic full episode, 10/30/26Listen at 20:57
The midterm election is functioning as a referendum on Trump’s policies.
“what we're seeing right now is a referendum on the president's policies over the last two years”
Open the episode · Washington Week with The Atlantic full episode, 10/9/26Listen at 14:16
- on Democratic congressional control after 2026 electionNegativeOct 10, 2026· PBS Washington Week with The Atlantic - Full Show
A Republican congressional loss would trigger investigations and possible impeachment inquiries.
“I think what we will see is several investigations, potential impeachment inquiries into both cabinet members and the president.”
Open the episode · Washington Week with The Atlantic full episode, 10/9/26Listen at 21:53
- on Democratic Congress and Trump agendaNegativeOct 10, 2026· PBS Washington Week with The Atlantic - Full Show
A Democratic Congress would obstruct Trump’s agenda for his remaining two years.
“Effectively, it's jamming up any semblance of an agenda or success in an agenda that he would see for the next two years.”
Open the episode · Washington Week with The Atlantic full episode, 10/9/26Listen at 22:02
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