Political Breakdown 

Join hosts Scott Shafer and Marisa Lagos as they unpack the day in politics with a California perspective. Featuring interviews with reporters and other insiders involved in the craft of politics—including elected officials, candidates, pollsters, campaign managers, fundraisers, and other political players—Political Breakdown pulls back the curtain to offer an insider’s glimpse at how politics works today.

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Title	Date published
Critics Say Prop. 47 Has Fueled a Spike In Property Crime. The Data Do Not Show That	2024-02-14
California’s Reparations Plan: Too Much Too Soon? Or Too Little, Too Late?	2024-02-13
Battling Ads As Democrats Take Each Other On In Key Races	2024-02-10
Why the Supreme Court Seems Poised to Hand Trump a Victory	2024-02-09
Race to Win McCarthy’s House Seat Echoes D.C. Chaos	2024-02-08
What Will It Take to Win Over Latino Voters?	2024-02-07
Ballot Measure Titles Are Supposed to Be Non-Partisan. But Are They?	2024-02-06
Why Does Taylor Swift Twist the GOP Into Knots?	2024-02-03
How Did the Crisis at the Southern Border Get So Bad?	2024-02-02
Cal’s Law School Dean Chemerinsky Thinks Trump Is Ineligible to Be President	2024-02-01
“Train to Nowhere” Is Actually Going Somewhere	2024-01-31
Could Pot Policy Light Up Younger Voters’ Support for Biden?	2024-01-30
What are California Politicians Doing in New Hampshire and South Carolina?	2024-01-27
Here’s What You Should Know About Barbara Lee	2024-01-26
L.A. Times Layoffs Decimate Journalists of Color	2024-01-25
Senate Debate Winners, Zingers and Head Scratchers	2024-01-24
Good Polls, Bad Polls and How to Tell the Difference	2024-01-23
A Bot for a Presidential Candidate Raises Questions	2024-01-20
How to Win the Messaging War	2024-01-19
Janet Napolitano on What Political Security Means in 2024	2024-01-18

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