On this week’s PB/Polling Matters podcast, Keiran looks back at a busy week in U.S. politics and updates us on the latest results from this weekend and fallout from Trump’s cancelled rally in Chicago. Keiran also argues why he thinks a Trump-Cruz ticket is more likely than the GOP establishment choosing a Kasich, Rubio or Ryan. Meanwhile, on the Democratic side, could Sanders supporters being seen to disrupt Trump campaign events help his campaign and could President Obama’s improving approval rating ultimately lead to a comfortable win for the Democratic nominee – whoever that might be?
Also on the podcast this week are highlights from this week’s Tip TV politics show. Leading PB writer Alastair Meeks joins Keiran and Mike in the studio looking ahead to the budget and explaining why he is something of an ‘Osborne sceptic’ when it comes to who will be the next Conservative leader and Prime Minister. Meanwhile, Matthew Shaddick of Ladbrokes politics joins Mike and Keiran to discuss some of the latest betting odds on Brexit, Next Tory Leader and the U.S. Presidential race.
You can follow this week’s podcast guests on twitter at:
@AlastairMeeks
@Keiranpedley
@MSmithsonPB
@LadPolitics
Polling Matters - Ep. 11 Part 1 w/ Chris Hanretty: Election Forecasting
Polling Matters - Ep. 10 Wales w/ Roger Scully
Polling Matters - Ep. 9 Regulating the polling industry w/ Lord Foulkes
Polling Matters - Ep. 8 London, devolution and PR w/ Tony Travers
Polling Matters - Ep. 7 (Pt 2) Scotland & GE2015 w/ John Curtice
Polling Matters - Ep. 7 (Pt 1) Scotland w/ John Curtice
Polling Matters - Ep. 6 Internal Party polling w/ Matt Carter
Polling Matters - Ep. 5 Populism and trust in politics w/ Hopi Sen
Polling Matters - Ep. 4 Marginal Polling w/ Stephen Bush
Polling Matters - Ep. 3 Rise of the Greens
Polling Matters - Ep. 2 Polling and UKIP
Polling Matters - Ep. 1 Ed Miliband
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