EPISODE · Jun 20, 2025 · 35 MIN
NYC Mayoral Primary: The Final Poll & How Ranked Choice Voting Works
from Poll Hub · host Lee Miringoff, Mary Griffith, Jay DeDapper, Barbara Carvalho
We break down the final Marist NYC poll before the primary then dive into how Ranked Choice Voting works with expert Stephen Pettigrew from the University of Pennsylvania. He manages to make a complicated topic pretty simple!Then, Americans' trust in police has been rising for the last few years and that includes among Black Americans. The latest results are the highest in four years but, still, Blacks have lower levels of trust and satisfaction with their local police that White Americans. In other areas, there is no racial gap but there is a partisan one.Finally, the olds on the pod try and explain what Blockbuster was and how Netflix started as a DVD-by-mail company in our movie-themed fun fact.
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We've released the final Marist NYC poll before the primary, and there's plenty to discuss. Then, we talk about Ranked Choice Voting with Stephen Pettigrew from the University of Pennsylvania. Next, trust in police has been rising over the past few years, including among Black Americans, but racial gaps still remain. And do you remember when movie night meant a trip to Blockbuster? That's our fun fact.
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NYC Mayoral Primary: The Final Poll & How Ranked Choice Voting Works
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