George Santos's 23 federal indictments proved toxic enough for many House Republicans to set aside due process concerns and vote to expel.

Galen Druke speaks with Ethan Bueno de Mesquita about his white paper, "Preparing for Generative AI in the 2024 Election: Recommendations and Best Practices Based on Academic Research."

While white Americans have been lukewarm about Biden for most of his administration, the president has been losing support among Black, Hispanic and Asian Americans.

The crew discuss how likely Rep. George Santos is to be expelled from Congress.

How 538 decides which polls to include in its aggregation and models.

What do President Joe Biden, former President Donald Trump and other politicians have to be thankful for this week?

In all likelihood, Republican Celeste Maloy will succeed her former boss in Congress — but it wouldn’t be surprising if this special election was closer than expected.

The war between Israel and Hamas has not only shifted the American political landscape, but it's also paved the way for some bitter Democratic primary fights in 2024.

Off-year election results aren’t the best predictor of future elections. As a result, it’s not clear what, if anything, we learned about 2024 from last week's elections.

In the 538 politics chat, we break down the race to become former President Donald Trump's VP pick.

On Sunday, Sen. Tim Scott dropped out of the race for president. It was an anti-climactic end for a campaign that, on paper, looked like it had a lot of potential.

Polling says most Americans want stricter gun laws but don't think they'll get them.

Republicans were already in a good position to flip the Senate in 2024 before Manchin’s announcement. But his retirement strengthens their odds even further.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with host and producer of “FiveThirtyEight Politics,” Galen Druke, about Americans casting their votes in local elections and the impact on the 2024 Presidential Election.

Who is ahead in the 2024 presidential election, Biden or Trump?

Kentucky, Ohio, Virginia and dozens of other states are heading to the polls.

538 looks at who has and hasn't qualified so far for the third Republican presidential debate in Miami.

Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear is popular, but Kentucky is a red state.

The former congressman and recent Texas transplant explains why he's not done with politics just yet.

Former U.S. Rep Adam Kinzinger joins the 538 politics podcast to talk about the GOP and his future plans in politics.

538 looks at why Mike Pence's departure from the GOP primary field isn't likely to change the state of the race.

Virginia's legislative elections might be the most important races in 2023.

538's analysis of Ohio Issue 1, the ballot measure to protect abortion rights in the state constitution.

What polls say about Americans' support of Israel and President Biden’s handling of the crisis.

Young voters are trending left on key policy issues and could transform national politics in 2024 and beyond -- if they bother to show up at the ballot box.

Ian Bremmer from the Eurasia Group reveals how misinformation increases tensions in Gaza.

The crew looks at who will take control after 20 days of a speaker-less House.

Americans under 30 hold more liberal views than the general electorate across a range of policy issues.

Intraparty strife and a slim GOP majority have led to an impasse in the House speaker race.

538's analysis of whether Robert F. Kennedy Jr. could siphon off more votes from Biden or Trump, or whether his candidacy will affect the final results at all.

The crew looks at the latest polling on how Americans are reacting to the ongoing war in Gaza.

Who might win the election for speaker of the House, Steve Scalise or Jim Jordan?

Trump leads in the early states, but Haley shows signs of strength.

At the start of its new term, the Supreme Court remains extremely unpopular with the American public.

Will Donald Trump choose one of his primary opponents to be his running mate or vice president?

The ABC News/Washington Post poll of Biden and Trump is an outlier. How do outlier polls happen and how should we interpret/look at/treat them?

We look at some key demographics and beliefs in the Cooperative Election Study.

Seven Republican candidates appear to have qualified for the party's second primary debate.

Independents don’t support former President Donald Trump as much as Republicans in GOP primary polls.

Democrats have been doing really well in special elections, a trend that could be a harbinger of a very good year for them in 2024.