PODCAST: The Power of Podcasts, Politicians, and Possibilities: Wrapping up the 2024 Election
Jer Staes
Detroit, MI
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Today, we wrap up our look at the 2024 Election with Steve Friess. He's a smart journalist with a lot of experience.
With a local lens, we'll talk about how many young people and people from different backgrounds voted for Trump. This was unexpected and shows that the polls were wrong. We'll also talk about why people wanted a big change, even if it might cause problems.
We'll look at why the messaging didn't work well, and some of the number of reasons why Kamala Harris lost the election. We'll also talk about how some people voted for different parties for different jobs in Michigan, and how podcasts helped change people's minds.
Even though things are uncertain, we'll keep sharing with you important stories about Detroit and nearby areas. There's a race for governor coming as well as an election for mayor and council of Detroit.
Don't forget to follow us on your favorite podcast apps to learn what to know and where to go in southeast Michigan.
On Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/daily-detroit/id1220563942
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