Can Weather Sway the Election?
On this election day we will explore how weather conditions might unexpectedly influence voter turnout and election outcomes, featuring insights from political scientist Dr. Robert Stein on the potential impact of environmental factors on the democratic process.
November 5, 2024
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Can Weather Sway the Election?
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It's election day and across the country, voters are braving the elements to make their voices heard. But could the rain, snow, or even extreme temperatures on this crucial day sway the outcome of the election? In this episode we'll explore the surprising ways that Mother Nature can influence the results on ballots. From historical data showing partisan advantages on rainy election days, to the potential impacts of this year's major weather events, we'll talk to political scientist Dr. Robert Stein about how the weather forecast could forecast the future of our democracy.
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