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Wait. Hello and welcome to the 538 Politics Podcast. I'mailin Druk.

Last week we got important news in two key issue areas that might shape how voters are thinking this fall.

First on Wednesday, the latest consumer price index data showed inflation cooling more than expected

after a rocky start to the year. Annual inflation cooled to 3.3 percent, and month-to to month inflation was exactly flat. No increase in prices from April to May.

So how might that shape perceptions of the economy?

Well, my colleagues at 538, built a model to determine which aspects of the economy people

are most sensitive to.

And it turns out those indicators have basically flipped between the pre and post-pandemic eras.

We're going to talk about it.

Also, on Thursday, the Supreme Court world unanimously to uphold access to the abortion

medication Mifapristone by mail.

While the ruling wasn't altogether surprising,

the unanimity of the decision was.

And we're going to talk about what Americans think about that decision

and how the issue of abortion is shaping voter behavior in general.

Here to discuss it all is senior election analyst Nathaniel.

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