Joe Ragazzo
We’re excited to announce that White House economic policy reporter Ylan Mui will be visiting the Hive for a live chat. Ylan covers the Federal Reserve and the economy for the Washington Post, and previously wrote about subprime lending, consumer finance, retail and education. She is a graduate of the Asian American Journalists Association’s Executive Leadership Program and former vice president of the AAJA’s Washington D.C. chapter, and was an adjunct journalism professor at the University of Maryland. Ylan will be answering your questions on Trump’s picks to lead the Treasury and Commerce departments, what his plans to cut back Wall Street regulations could mean, the casualties of his promise to rip up trade deals, and more. Drop those here at or before 2 p.m. on Thursday and stop by then to chat! If you’d like to participate but don’t have Prime, join here.
Michael Gerrard is the director of the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law, an Andrew Sabin Professor of Professional Practice at Columbia Law School and a member of The Earth Institute. He’ll be dropping by the Hive at 2 p.m. EST today to discuss what the presidency means for climate change and the environment, as well as to take your questions on climate change law. Drop them in this thread at or before 2 p.m. If you want to participate but are not a Prime member, sign up here.
Michael Gerrard is the director of the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law, an Andrew Sabin Professor of Professional Practice at Columbia Law School and a member of The Earth Institute. He’ll be dropping by the Hive on Thursday to discuss what the presidency means for climate change and the environment, as well as to take your questions on climate change law. Drop them in here at or before 2 p.m. ET on Thursday, Nov. 17th, and see you then! If you want to participate but aren’t a Prime member, sign up here.
It’s November 7 and the PollTracker Average stands at Clinton 46.2 percent, Trump 42.2 percent, a 4.0 percentage-point spread.
The TPM Electoral Scoreboard stands at Clinton 269, Trump 203. Ohio, North Carolina, and Florida are in the Toss Up category.
It’s November 4 and the PollTracker Average stands at Clinton 46 percent, Trump 43.1 percent, a 2.9 percentage-point spread.
The TPM Electoral Scoreboard stands at Clinton 269, Trump 221. Florida, New Hampshire, and North Carolina are in the Toss Up category.
It’s November 3 and the PollTracker Average stands at Clinton 46.5 percent, Trump 43.7 percent, a 2.8 percentage-point spread.
The TPM Electoral Scoreboard stands at Clinton 273, Trump 221. Florida, and North Carolina are in the Toss Up category.
It’s November 2 and the PollTracker Average stands at Clinton 46.7 percent, Trump 44.8 percent, a 1.9 percentage-point spread.
The TPM Electoral Scoreboard stands at Clinton 273, Trump 215. Florida, Nevada, and North Carolina are in the Toss Up category.
It’s November 1 and the PollTracker Average stands at Clinton 48.3 percent, Trump 43.7 percent, a 4.6 percentage-point spread.
The TPM Electoral Scoreboard stands at Clinton 264, Trump 210. Arizona, Colorado, Florida, and North Carolina are in the Toss Up category.
It’s October 31 and the PollTracker Average stands at Clinton 45.4 percent, Trump 43.8 percent, a 1.6 percentage-point spread.
The TPM Electoral Scoreboard stands at Clinton 288, Trump 204. Arizona, Florida, and Nevada are in the Toss Up category.
It’s October 28 and the PollTracker Average stands at Clinton 47.3 percent, Trump 44.3 percent, a 3 percentage-point spread.
The TPM Electoral Scoreboard stands at Clinton 288, Trump 182. Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Utah, and Nevada are in the Toss Up category.