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Can I submit a request for a rebrand of this segment? I've tried good luck

Elliot. I wish you more luck than I am. I mean you can submit whatever you like. I would like for it to be rebranded as,

are you smarter than a Scottish teenager? Hello and welcome to the 538 Politics Podcast, I'm Galen Druk.

How does the conventional wisdom about the 2024 election six months out

compare with how we're thinking about the numbers here at 538? Are elections

watchers thinking in a clear-eyed way about an election that will undoubtedly

produce a lot of emotion and narrative? Unfortunately, we don't have a conventional wisdom thermometer in the office, so there's no better way to test that

than a game of buy-sell hold. We're going to look at where the bedding markets placed the likelihood of everything

from Trump picking Christy Nome as his running mate

to Democrats winning a Senate race in Ohio and will decide whether the odds are

appropriately priced. We're also going to check in on the results of a contentious

set of primaries in Indiana earlier in the week and here with me to do all of that is

politics reporter Kaylee Rogers. Welcome to the podcast Kaylee.

Hi good morning. Also here with us is Director of Data Analytics.

Elliot welcome Elliot. Hey Galen. And also here with us is Senior Elections

analyst Nathaniel Rakeach. Welcome to Nathaniel. Good morning,

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