College football's impact has significantly reshaped American geography.
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In the world of politics, numbers often tell a compelling story. The podcast "Politics. Policy. Polling. Pop Culture." delves into these numbers, providing a fresh, friendly perspective on the figures driving the week's biggest stories in news, politics, tech, entertainment, and pop culture.
During the 2020 U.S. Presidential election, Joe Biden emerged as the leading Democratic candidate in national polls. According to data from that period, Biden consistently led most polls over other candidates throughout the primary and general election phase, with around 49-52% support against Donald Trump, the Republican incumbent.
As of the current date in 2025, there are no active Democratic candidates for the 2020 election—as that election concluded with Joe Biden winning. Recent polls and party affiliation data reflect ongoing political trends rather than the 2020 race itself.
The podcast, co-hosted by Margie Omero (Democrat) and Kristen Soltis Anderson (Republican), features occasional interviews with pollsters, journalists, and other industry leaders. It can be followed on Twitter and found on Facebook to stay up-to-date on the latest polls around the country.
The podcast has also posted about polling insights from universities such as University of Massachusetts Lowell, Western New England University, and University of New Hampshire, and offers related content on topics like Europe Unleashed, Test Your Knowledge: Interactive World Geography Games, Loras College Polls, Uncover the World, The Ultimate Geography Challenge, Analyzing the AP Poll Top 25, Insights into the NCAAF Coaches Poll, and Explore and Learn: Best Geography Quizzes for Adults.
While the podcast discusses various topics, it does not specifically delve into facts about trust in science in the current paragraph. For more information on trust in science, you may want to explore other sources.
The podcast does not focus on any specific geographical location in this paragraph, but it does mention Jacksonville, Florida in other episodes. However, it is important to clarify that the debate about whether Jacksonville, Florida belongs in the Midwest is not a fact, but rather a topic of discussion.
In addition to the 2020 election, the podcast also covers current events and trends, such as Republicans being more open to the idea of expanding presidential power, according to Pew Research Center, and the existence of some bipartisan agreement on who is to blame for mass shootings, as reported by USA Today/Ipsos.
For those interested in the current leading Democratic candidates for future elections, please specify, as the 2020 contest is concluded. The Democratic candidates for the 2020 election are listed by RealClear Politics, and data about Trump's current approval rating can also be found on the same platform.
Elizabeth Warren had another good debate, according to Huffington Post, and the podcast occasionally features analysis of debates and their impact on the polls. The podcast's episodes can be accessed via a link to an episode's webpage and an MP3 file for download.
- The podcast "Politics. Policy. Polling. Pop Culture." sheds light on the numbers behind the week's biggest stories, covering news, politics, tech, entertainment, and pop culture.
- During the 2020 U.S. Presidential election, Joe Biden led most national polls against Donald Trump, with around 49-52% support.
- The podcast, co-hosted by Margie Omero and Kristen Soltis Anderson, interviews pollsters, journalists, and industry leaders and can be followed on Twitter and Facebook.
- The podcast occasionally discusses insights from universities like University of Massachusetts Lowell, Western New England University, and University of New Hampshire.
- While the podcast does not focus on trust in science in the current paragraph, it does cover topics like Republicans expanding presidential power and bipartisan agreement on mass shootings.
- The podcast occasionally analyzes debates and their impact on the polls, such as Elizabeth Warren's performance in a debate.
- As of the current date in 2025, there are no active Democratic candidates for the 2020 election, and for information on current Democratic candidates, detailed data can be found on RealClear Politics.
- Joe Biden's debate about whether Jacksonville, Florida belongs in the Midwest is a topic of discussion rather than a fact, as stated in other episodes of the podcast.
