Four Corners Perspective: 2022 Midterm Elections
Brownstein Podcast Series, Oct. 26, 2022
Brownstein's senior policy directors representing the four corners of congressional leadership join together for a discussion on the upcoming midterms. Nadeam Elshami, Carmencita Whonder, Brian McGuire and the Brownstein Policy team's newest member, Will Dunham, give their predictions for the results of the 2022 elections and dive into how these changes might affect the legislative priorities of the next Congress. Brownstein Strategic Advisor and former Alaska Sen. Mark Begich moderates the conversation.
This podcast was recorded at a live panel event on Oct. 26, 2022.
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