REVEALED: Nathan gonzales | Vintage Vibes

What a long, strange primary season it’s been

Jason Dick and Nathan Gonzales dive into what they learned now that the 2026 congressional primary season is over, whether re-redistricting and midterm conventions will be the new norm, if we can trust polls and how, ultimately, it might still be the economy, stupid.  Show Notes:

Roll Call · Sep 18

You can’t always get what you want, politics edition

Jason Dick and Nathan Gonzales talk about “Super Junesday,” with its reality-TV-infused results in California, missing persons intrigue in New Jersey and the dusting of GOP Rep. Dusty Johnson, among many, many results.  Show Notes:

Roll Call · Jun 4

The re-re-redistricting chronicles - Roll Call

Jason Dick and Nathan Gonzales talk about how multiple rounds of redistricting congressional boundaries and the lawsuits surrounding them are making a weird year and weird election cycle even weirder.  Show Notes:

Roll Call · Nov 20, 2025

Six months into Trump 2.0, GOP exudes 'extreme confidence' - Roll Call

Jessica Wehrman talks with Nathan Gonzales of Inside Elections about what the first six months of Trump 2.0 portend for next year’s elections, whether Democrats will ever win a majority again and the coolest roller coasters at Cedar Point in Ohio. Show Notes:

Roll Call · Jul 22, 2025

Protest, retreat, hide? Congressional behavior, 2025-style - Roll Call

In the early days of the second Trump administration, congressional Republicans and Democrats face decisions about how to react to White House-led actions. For Democrats, it can be boiled down to this: fight or retreat. Republicans are being advised to restrict contact with the public. We talk with Nathan Gonzales about…

Roll Call · Mar 6, 2025

GOP centers election concerns on noncitizen voting, but it’s rare - Roll Call

Lawsuits and studies have shown the potential impact of noncitizen voting on the top of the ticket appears comparatively small.

Roll Call · Nov 1, 2024

Let’s get (electorally) unstable! - Roll Call

The 2024 campaign is in the homestretch, and several races are defined by a high degree of instability. How do we mean? It starts with the campaigns themselves not even agreeing on the basic contours of the race. From there, things can get weird. Nathan Gonzales walks us through a…

Roll Call · Oct 18, 2024

Forty-one governors have given their State of the State addresses so far

Welcome to the Thursday, March 28, Brew. 

Ballotpedia · Mar 28, 2024

I know what you did this summer - Roll Call

What's the difference between launching a political campaign on June 30 and July 10? Does it really matter? Nathan Gonzales explains.

Roll Call · Jul 13, 2023

What role Texas and its politicians could play in 2024 presidential election season

DALLAS — Just when you thought you were free of ubiquitous political campaigns — and their television commercials, text messages, direct mail and constant news coverage — the 2024 presidential election season is underway.

Tribune News Service · Nov 13, 2022