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Voters Lose Their Appetite For Incumbents

2024/11/25
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Galen Druk:本期节目讨论了2024年美国大选,特别关注经济民意、党派偏见以及执政党在全球范围内的普遍失利。新的民调显示,美国民众对经济的感受受到党派影响,甚至影响到他们对过去经济状况的认知。共和党人在大选后对经济状况的评估更为乐观,而民主党人和无党派人士的变化较小。这一现象反映了党派对人们解读世界的方式的影响,党派对人们生活的方方面面都至关重要。虽然党派对经济看法的差异可能存在,但人们的这种想法是合理的,这反映了美国选民的心态。尽管存在党派因素,但经济问题仍然是2024年大选中的重要议题,并影响了选民的投票行为。通过观察无党派人士的观点,可以更准确地了解民众对经济的真实看法。共和党人对经济信息的反应比民主党人更强烈,这与媒体消费习惯和对媒体的信任度有关。共和党人对媒体的信任度下降,导致他们更倾向于相信党内领导人的说法,而不是独立的仲裁者,例如媒体。 Nathaniel Rakich:近年来,随着执政党输掉白宫,消费者情绪会发生迅速转变,这引发了人们对这些数据是否具有意义的质疑。消费者情绪的改变,至少部分原因在于对未来经济的预期变化。共和党人对当前经济状况的看法变化,可能与对未来经济的信心增加有关,这并非是对过去的重新评估。虽然党派对经济看法的差异可能存在,但人们的这种想法是合理的,这反映了美国选民的心态。通过观察无党派人士的观点,可以更准确地了解民众对经济的真实看法。共和党人对媒体的信任度下降,导致他们更倾向于相信党内领导人的说法,而不是独立的仲裁者,例如媒体。美国执政党的优势正在下降,这可能意味着单任期总统将成为常态。美国民众对国家发展方向的不满情绪持续了20年,这可能导致执政党更难连任。美国政治可能正在走向一个新的常态:执政党更难连任,党派轮替将成为常态。 Jeffrey Skelly:民调结果反映了党派对人们解读世界的方式的影响,党派对人们生活的方方面面都至关重要。虽然存在信息来源碎片化的问题,但仅仅因为宏观经济数据向好就否定人们对经济的负面感受是不明智的。全球范围内执政党普遍失利,与新冠疫情及其后续影响有关。民主党在2024年大选中失利幅度较小,可能与党派因素和共和党候选人特朗普的不受欢迎程度有关。虽然执政党的优势正在下降,但在个别席位层面,特别是众议院,现任议员仍然拥有较大的优势。

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A new poll reveals that economic sentiment is highly influenced by partisanship, with Republicans and Democrats interpreting their financial past and future differently. This raises questions about the reliability of economic data and its impact on voting behavior, especially regarding inflation and other key economic issues.
  • Republicans' economic sentiment improved significantly after the election, while Democrats' and independents' remained relatively stable.
  • Partisanship plays a significant role in how individuals perceive their financial situation, both past and present.
  • The influence of political leaders and media consumption patterns contribute to the partisan divide in economic sentiment.
  • The reliability of economic data is questioned due to the strong influence of partisan bias.

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In this Thanksgiving week installment of the 538 Politics podcast, the crew sits down for a three-course discussion. First, a new poll suggests that economic sentiment data might be even more warped by partisanship than we thought. After that, it’s another round of "Buy, Sell, Hold." Will the Senate confirm Tulsi Gabbard as director of national intelligence? Will President-elect Donald Trump pardon himself? Finally, the crew considers whether 2024 will go down as the death knell of the incumbent advantage.

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