In the latest polling from The New York Times/Siena College, 14% of voters said the economic and political system needs to be torn down entirely, while 55% said it needs major changes.

Gretchen Helmke of Bright Line Watch discusses how Americans feel about our voting systems and American Democracy.

"Experts placed a really high probability on a number of very concerning norm breaking scenarios occurring," about a second Trump term, according to Gretchen Helmke.

In this installment of the 538 Politics podcast, law professor Jessica Roth discusses what comes next in Donald Trump’s hush money trial.

Law professor Jessica Roth joins the 538 Politics podcast to discuss the latest developments in Donald Trump’s hush money trial.

After months of conflict over whether or how to aid American allies abroad, the House passed a slate of bills providing funding for Ukraine, Israel, Gazan humanitarian assistance and Taiwan.

The jury selection process is still underway in former President Donald Trump's Manhattan criminal trial.

How this trial could impact the 2024 campaign.

Young voters showed up for Biden in 2020. Will they in 2024?

Plus, the solar eclipse polling you thought you knew.

President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are both underwater in the polls with the American public.

Some voters of color are challenging traditional voter alliances.

Biden's approval rating is up, and Trump's favorability rating is down.

The pros and cons of a possible de facto TikTok ban.

Biden currently trails Trump in national polling and every battleground state.

Politicians rarely boost turnout in the places where they choose to campaign.

What is (and isn't) motivating young voters today.

Biden highlighted the top 2024 campaign issues in his address to the nation.

Trump dominates but Haley pulls off win in Vermont.

Plus, how Trump is tightening his grip on the GOP.

Biden and Trump's easy victories masked discontent in both parties.

How the wars in Ukraine and Gaza are causing intraparty conflicts and what it means for the 2024 election.

Trump's legal jeopardy includes his first criminal case, set to start March 25.

Suozzi beats Pilip in New York's 3rd Congressional District.

And a preview of the special election to replace George Santos.

We asked a dozen pollsters and experts for their thoughts.

A border security agreement is coming together, but former President Donald Trump may get in the way.

The podcast crew recaps what happened in New Hampshire.

Win, lose or draw in New Hampshire, Nikki Haley doesn't look competitive elsewhere.

Can anyone beat Trump in the nation's first primary?

The crew reacts to former President Donald Trump’s decisive victory in Iowa and wonders what happens next.

The crew reacts to the head-to-head debate between Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis in Iowa.

The view of the GOP primary from the campaign trail.

A look back at the most important -- and weirdest-- political events of 2023.

The 2023 elections give us a clue.

The crew take a look at the polls heading into the Iowa caucuses.

Galen Druke speaks with Joshua Green about his new book, “The Rebels: Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and the Struggle for a New American Politics.”

Trump said he would not abuse his power in a second term, "except for day one."

The crew unpacks the fourth Republican primary debate from Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

The crew discuss Haley's rise in GOP primary polls which has her on the cusp of second place.

Non-college-educated voters have shifted right but it remains to be seen if they will they stay there.

The crew looks at what all the data says one year out from the 2024 elections.

The crew reacts to the third Republican primary debate in this late-night edition of the 538 Politics podcast.

The crew unpacks the results from election night 2023 and looks ahead to 2024.

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

A ballot measure could enshrine abortion rights in the Ohio Constitution.

The crew discusses former Vice President Mike Pence dropping out of the Republican primary race.

The 538 podcast crew makes the case for why 12 different Republicans could take the gavel.

After the ouster of Speaker Kevin McCarthy, House Republicans have struggled to unite around a new speaker candidate.

The crew discuss how the war in Israel is shaping politics in Washington.