Gideon Resnick

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4,331 appearances 57 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 5d ago

Gideon Resnick’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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It's Wednesday, September 9th. voice-verified
I'm Gideon Resnick. voice-verified
This is Apple News Today. voice-verified
Voters in New Hampshire picked their Senate candidates last night in one of the last primaries of the campaign season. voice-verified
Democratic U.S. voice-verified
Representative Chris Pappas held off a progressive challenger to advance and faced Republican Johnson Nunu, who is part of a storied name in state politics. voice-verified
Democratic Senator Jean Shaheen is retiring, and the party had hoped to keep New Hampshire in its corner. voice-verified
But some recent polling has shown that the race might be closer than once thought. voice-verified
It's the final puzzle piece in the overall Senate race that has become much more of a toss-up recently. voice-verified
Bridget Bowman is a national politics reporter with NBC News. voice-verified
She told us how New Hampshire might fit in and how Republicans are feeling about it. voice-verified
Overall, though, the national picture has changed of late. voice-verified
That's because math and the electoral map are not on their side. voice-verified
Democrats need a net gain of four Senate seats, and they're competing in a number of states that President Trump won by double digits in 2024. voice-verified
But Bowman said a lot had changed since then. voice-verified
Trump's approval rating has become a drag on the party. voice-verified
Voters are concerned about the war in Iran and the economic impact, and Democrats feel confident about a number of candidates they've been able to. voice-verified
to recruit. voice-verified
Democrats' best chance at gaining a Senate majority comes from flipping Maine and North Carolina, but they would also have to hold on to current Democratic seats in New Hampshire, Georgia, and Michigan. voice-verified
Bowman said the other two that Democrats could flip are in Republican or Republican-leaning states like Ohio, Iowa, Alaska, and Texas. voice-verified
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