Democrats Can Still Win The House in November
About this episode
Hawk discusses the potential for Democrats to win the House in the upcoming midterm elections despite challenges to voting rights and gerrymandering.
The Supreme Court has gutted the Voting Rights Act, Tennessee has gerrymandered Black representation out of existence, and Virginia's congressional map has been thrown out by the courts. Despite all of that, Hawk makes the case that Democrats can still win the House in the midterms — and may even remain slight favorites heading into November.
People in this episode
Host: Hawk
Topics covered
- midterm elections
- Voting Rights Act
- gerrymandering
- Democratic Party
- congressional maps
Keywords
- midterms
- Democrats
- House of Representatives
- Voting Rights Act
- gerrymandering
- Virginia
- Tennessee
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Supreme Court
Places: Tennessee, Virginia
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