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On this episode of the AEI Events Podcast, join AEI’s Election Watch team as they discuss what happened in the 2018 US House, Senate, and gubernatorial races around the country and look ahead to what the new political landscape might mean going into the 2020 elections.
Michael Barone, Karlyn Bowman, John Fortier, Sean Trende, Henry Olsen, and Norman Ornstein examine the election results, exit polls, and analyze what factors influenced the 2018 contests. They also discuss how the US House and Senate results could affect the legislative agenda and congressional political climate and what the new governors’ lineup might bring.
AEI’s Election Watch series is the longest-running election program in Washington, DC. Since 1982, AEI’s experts have provided historical insights and current commentary in every midterm and presidential election.
This event took place on November 8, 2018.
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So, I’m guessing I won’t see so many articles from left wingers whining about gerrymandering in the next few years…
Ah yeah, I can hardly wait to be governed by felons in Florida. Thanks Florida, maybe we can enfranchise 2 year olds with the right to vote next. At least we also passed that amendment on taxes, so even if Gillum does get elected he might have some trouble turning us into the socialist state of Florida.
We don’t need to ‘find a way’ to address structural problems with our government not reflecting popular will. We already have an amendment process.