Nate Silver joins Morning Joe to discuss the launch of his new Crooked Media podcast, ‘Still Counting.’ The show reunites the ‘538’ podcast crew, teaming Silver up with his former co-hosts, Clare Malone and Galen Druke. The team says their goal is to cut through the noise with fact-based reporting to help listeners better understand the political landscape ahead of this year’s midterm elections and beyond. Silver joins the Morning Joe panel –alongside Republican strategist Susan Del Percio—to discuss the latest data and predictions involving the 2026 midterms.
New national polling averages from political analyst and pollster Nate Silver show Democrats leading in many of this November's key U.S. Senate races. The data show Democrats ahead in every race except those in Iowa and Kansas. This comes as The New York Times reports that tariff and trade issues could play a large role in the upcoming midterm elections, while reports surface that President Donald Trump is planning to make the midterms a referendum on himself. The Morning Joe panel breaks it all down.
Political analyst Nate Silver said Thursday that President Trump’s approval rating is at a new second-term low this month, as the deeply unpopular Iran war persists and gas prices skyrocket. “Timing lines up remarkably well with gas prices and the resumption of hostilities in Iran,” Silver said on the social platform X. The prolonged military engagement between the U.S. and Iran has driven up oil and gas prices because of disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz — a critical shipping corridor through which approximately 20 percent of global oil supplies pass. Read More: https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/6001635-donald-trump-approval-rating-declining-iran-war-nate-silver-analysis/
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