
Post-election special with Justin Young and Andrew Heaton
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So what did the political orphans do in the Presidential election?
Check this out. Self-identified independents accounted for a larger share of voters than Democrats and were tied with Republicans, Edison Research exit polling data showed.
The independent turnout share was up 8 percentage points from 2020, when it was at 26%.
Here at the Lost in the Middle podcast we are not surprised. We told you so.
I joined forces this week with two other political podcast hosts to give our own twisted post-mortem in our final episode of '24.
Joining me is Justin Young, a journalist, comedian and host of “Politics, Politics, Politics,” and Andrew Heaton a comedian, author and political satirist who hosts “The Political Orphanage.”
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