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The 2026 Midterms. Voters Demand Results, Not Promises | #TheOtherSideOfChange
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59:09Now Playing3.30.2026 #TheOtherSideOfChange: The 2026 Midterms. Voters Demand Results, Not Promises | S2 E6
The ground is shifting, and voters aren’t waiting. Brea Baker and Jamira Burley zero in on a hard truth heading into 2026: the old playbook isn’t working anymore. Younger voters, especially Black voters, are done with empty promises, delayed timelines, and being treated like a reliable turnout base without real returns.
This conversation cuts straight to what’s at stake, trust, power, and whether political leadership is willing to meet the urgency people are living in right now. With Preston Mitchum, attorney, advocate, and activist, they confront the consequences of inaction, the growing willingness to walk away from the process, and the pressure on leaders to prove, not promise, that change is real.
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