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We're bringing you something new from the Pitchfork universe!
Today, we're sharing the debut episode of Pitchfork Politics, a new podcast hosted by Civic Ventures President Zach Silk and Middle Out Center Executive Director Richard Trent, exploring how to run and win on the economy.
In this first episode, Zach and Richard ask a question that could reshape how we think about American elections: Who are the new swing voters?
Today's most politically volatile voters are increasingly working-class Americans who want to know whether their paychecks can keep up with the cost of living.
From Alaska and Texas to Kansas and Maine, Zach and Richard explore what decades of political realignment can tell us about the coming election, why economic dissatisfaction keeps reshaping the electorate, and what it takes to turn electoral victories into lasting political power.
Enjoy this special preview, and be sure to follow Pitchfork Politics wherever you get your podcasts for more conversations about the economic ideas, messages, and campaigns shaping American politics.
