Dan Pfeiffer

It's a giant issue in the Iowa primary that happened a couple of weeks.

And it's a big issue in the Michigan Senate primary that is in August.

And so it's interesting to know what voters think makes someone electable or in this case may make them think someone is less electable.

You know, looking at the numbers, it is... Did you dive into the crosstabs?

The crosstabs are not that... They're not that surprising.

I'm ready to nerd out about some crosstabs if people... Some real nuggets, but it's sort of... It's what you... The findings are kind of across the board.

What would be interesting would be if there was one group who really thought they should move to the left, but really just kind of across the board people or not move to the right or whatever it is, but...

Everyone kind of all feels the same way, just in varying degrees.

It all skews younger in all of these.

Yes.

I mean, that is the, I guess I thought we, I felt like we were past that prevailing narrative or that even that narrative is kind of, but I guess, I guess it depends on where you're getting your news these days.

Yeah.

I mean, and it's like, obviously electability is going to hang over the 2028 primary in a massive way.

Yeah.

And so this will inform that.

I think the health care one is very interesting.

On economic issues, it's only a six-point spread, which I think is also notable.

And then what I found also interesting is that,

There is, they asked people, they asked Democrats if they thought the economic system in the country was generally unfair to most Americans.

88% yes, only 11% said fair to most Americans.