Wed. 04/10 – How to Count (Candidates)
Apr 10, 2019•17 min
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Episode description
Nate Silver teaches us how to count candidates, Biden is rumored to announce after Easter, Oregon is poised to join the national popular vote movement, Washington state has a primary that will actually matter, and Amy Walter breaks down everything you need to know about 2020—the big picture stuff.
Links:
- Here’s How We’re Defining A ‘Major’ Presidential Candidate (FiveThirtyEight)
- DNC Rules on How to Qualify for Primary Debates (Democratic National Committee)
- FEC Data Explorer – All Democratic Candidates for 2020 (FEC)
- Biden still plans 2020 announcement this month (Axios)
- Oregon could be the next state to OK sending electoral votes to winner of the popular vote (CNN)
- After Tense Hearing, Oregon Poised To Join National Popular Vote Movement (OPB)
- Electoral Vote Map (Taegan Goddard)
- Washington Democrats choose presidential primary for 2020, ditching precinct caucuses (Seattle Times)
- Look at the Forest, Not the Trees: What We Do and Don't Know About 2020 (Cook Political Report)
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