Is the Republican primary just a race for second place? How old is too old to be president? Is it really going to be Biden vs. Trump … again?
If you’re paying any attention to politics these days, you might have some questions. On “The Run-Up,” the politics podcast I host, I want to help answer them.
In our first two seasons, we tried to examine a lot of big political questions and answers — such as the perceived inevitability of former President Donald J. Trump as the Republican nominee, even as he faces criminal charges, and the way the Democratic Party has consolidated support around President Biden, over the concerns of voters.
Starting in mid-October, we’ll be back every week — here to serve as your election companion through Election Day on Nov. 5, 2024.
I’ve traveled around the country a lot as a reporter since Mr. Trump was elected and one thing I’ve learned is that in this political era the normal rules don’t apply. And while you can’t really answer the question of “who will win?” you can do a lot before election night. Specifically, you can explore the factors that will determine the result, and make the stakes of the race clear for voters to understand. That’s what I’ll do this season on “The Run-Up” — along with my colleagues at The New York Times.
So what do you want to know about this election season? We want to know. You can either fill out the form below, or send a recording of your question(s) via email: [email protected]
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