The Odd Years
A podcast by The Cook Political Report with Amy Walter
42 Episodes
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"Trump voters are starting to ask questions." Pollster Kristen Soltis Anderson on 100 days.
Published: 29/04/2025 -
By this measure, America is actually a little less polarized these days
Published: 15/04/2025 -
Trump's Top Ad Man Pulls Back the Curtain On 2024
Published: 08/04/2025 -
Data Analytics Was Supposed To Be How Dems Dominated Politics. That Didn't Happen in 2024.
Published: 20/03/2025 -
Why Men of Color Might Be the New Swing Voters
Published: 17/03/2025 -
From Title IX to Caitlin Clark
Published: 04/03/2025 -
Editors Roundtable: 2026 House Races We Couldn't Agree On And Why Our Ratings Will Change
Published: 20/02/2025 -
Chuck Todd on Political Journalism and Why He's Passionate About Local News
Published: 18/02/2025 -
"This is not chaos for chaos's sake." Molly Ball on Trump 2.0.
Published: 03/02/2025 -
Gen Z's Gender Divide Goes Beyond Politics
Published: 21/01/2025 -
Get ready for a new season of The Odd Years!
Published: 16/01/2025 -
Season 2, Episode 12: A Deeper Understanding of Swing State Voters
Published: 19/12/2024 -
Season 2, Episode 11: If Americans Are Unhappy With Politics, Why Didn't They Vote For Electoral Reform?
Published: 22/11/2024 -
Season 2, Episode 10: Why Presidential Elections Are Razor Thin in Wisconsin
Published: 15/10/2024 -
Season 2, Episode 9: Why Pennsylvania is the Swingiest of Swing States
Published: 30/09/2024 -
Season 2, Episode 8: Can Democrats Finally Win North Carolina this November?
Published: 19/09/2024 -
Season 2, Episode 7: How Kamala Harris Changed the Presidential Race in Georgia
Published: 02/08/2024 -
Season 2, Episode 6: David Axelrod, Amy Walter and David Wasserman at the RNC
Published: 17/07/2024 -
Season 2, Episode 5: What Polls Miss — and What We Should Focus on Instead
Published: 11/07/2024 -
Season 2, Episode 4: How The Diploma Divide Is Reshaping American Politics
Published: 25/06/2024
Join Amy Walter, the celebrated editor-in-chief of the Cook Political Report, every other Tuesday, for conversations on the surprising — and often odd — times we live in. Amy brings her smart and sought-after insights on politics to a podcast that covers a range of subjects. What makes this moment interesting, unpredictable, and surprising? Amy will talk to people who live and breathe politics (like ourselves) and plenty who do not. We think you can learn stuff — and have fun at the same time. So be sure to follow and listen in. To learn more about The Cook Political Report, go to www.cookpolitical.com/subscribe.
