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8 facts from 6 episodes, in date order. These are what speakers said on the shows, each linked to the moment it was said. They aren't independently verified.

2026

The Save America Act, which the White House said would protect elections by restricting mail-in voting and requiring proof of citizenship, failed in the Senate for lack of Republican support.

“which the White House claimed would protect the election by restricting mail-in voting and requiring folks to show proof of their citizenship status in order to stay registered to vote. It failed due to a lack of Republican support in the Senate.”

Eric McDaniel · Democrats Lead In NPR Poll, Preparations For Election Challenge, Israel Voting Begins, 0:08:51

2026

Only one third of Senate seats are up in 2026, and Nate Cohn said few of them are vulnerable Republican seats.

“Only one third of the seats are at stake, and it so happens that this year there aren't very many vulnerable Republican seats up for grabs.”

Nate Cohn · A Guide to Election Night 2026, 0:09:11

2026

Jon Favreau said the New York Times election model projected Democrats controlling the U.S. Senate 55 to 45.

“the New York Times model has this controlling the Senate fifty five, forty five”

Jon Favreau · Blue Tsunami!, 0:01:57

2026

Tommy Vietor said a continuing resolution funding the government runs through December 11, and urged Democrats to refuse funding unless the Iran war is cut off.

“there's a continuing resolution going through the Senate, uh, December eleventh.”

Tommy Vietor · Blue Tsunami!, 0:04:26

Undated

Jon Favreau said no election in at least sixteen years has seen the president's party lose more than one Senate seat the president carried by double digits.

“No election in at least the last sixteen years has seen the party in the White House lose more than one Senate seat that the president had carried by double digits.”

Jon Favreau · Last Call for Takes!, 1:22:11

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