What podcasts say about James Brooks

Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.

What James Brooks has said on podcasts

16 statements · 7 positive · 4 negative · 5 neutral

on Alaska registered votersNeutralOct 1, 2026· GD POLITICS
More than 60% of Alaska’s registered voters are unaffiliated with a political party.
“more than 60 percent of Alaska's registered voters are not members of a political party”
Listen at 3:22
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on Alaska statewide electionsPositiveOct 1, 2026· GD POLITICS
Alaska consistently elects Republicans to statewide office.
“Alaska consistently elects Republicans to statewide office.”
Listen at 3:52
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on Rural Alaska votersPositiveOct 1, 2026· GD POLITICS
Rural Alaska generally votes Democratic.
“rural Alaska votes Democratic”
Listen at 5:01
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on Interior Alaska votersNeutralOct 1, 2026· GD POLITICS
Interior Alaska is more socially conservative and Republican.
“Interior Alaska is more conservative Republican, more socially conservative Republican”
Listen at 5:26
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on Alaska populationNeutralOct 1, 2026· GD POLITICS
Alaska has approximately 750,000 residents.
“Alaska only has about 750,000 people.”
Listen at 5:47
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on Alaska voter registrationNeutralOct 1, 2026· GD POLITICS
Alaska’s voter registration rate is approximately 115%.
“the state has more people registered to vote than are eligible to vote for the state. It has about 115 percent voter registration rate.”
Listen at 5:53
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on Alaska Permanent Fund dividendPositiveOct 1, 2026· GD POLITICS
Alaska’s annual dividend payment is $1,200 this year.
“this year it's twelve hundred dollars.”
Listen at 6:47
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on Alaska Permanent Fund dividendPositiveOct 1, 2026· GD POLITICS
The Alaska dividend includes an additional $200 Iran war dividend.
“an extra two hundred dollars is Iran war dividend”
Listen at 6:53
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on Alaska migrationNegativeOct 1, 2026· GD POLITICS
More people are moving out of Alaska than moving into it.
“More people are moving out of the state than moving into the state.”
Listen at 8:53
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on Alaska economyNeutralOct 1, 2026· GD POLITICS
Alaska’s economy tends to move countercyclically to the rest of the United States.
“Alaska tends to run counter-cyclical to the rest of the country.”
Listen at 9:12
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on Alaska political campaignsPositiveOct 1, 2026· GD POLITICS
Alaska candidates should prioritize direct voter contact because advertising space is saturated.
“if candidates want to make a difference at this point, pretty much all the ad space is taken. So they need to be out knocking doors, talking to people, handshaking.”
Listen at 11:01
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on Alaska campaign travelNegativeOct 1, 2026· GD POLITICS
Candidates must fly to reach many Alaskan communities.
“for a lot of the state, you do have to fly”
Listen at 11:32
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on Mary Peltola Senate campaignPositiveOct 1, 2026· GD POLITICS
Mary Peltola would win the Senate election if held today.
“if the election were held today, Peltola would win.”
Listen at 14:34
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on Alaska Senate raceNegativeOct 1, 2026· GD POLITICS
The Alaska Senate race is unlikely to change significantly before Election Day.
“It seems unlikely that things would change significantly between now and Election Day.”
Listen at 14:55
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on Mary Peltola profanity controversyNegativeOct 1, 2026· GD POLITICS
Mary Peltola’s profanity controversy is not currently affecting Alaska politics.
“it's not making an impact here in the state right now.”
Listen at 16:16
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on Alaska electionsPositiveOct 1, 2026· GD POLITICS
Alaska readily elects politically hard-charging candidates.
“So Alaska doesn't have a problem with electing hard charging people.”
Listen at 17:53
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