Exclusively for CPR subscribers, the Editors Roundtable features Cook Political Report analysts discussing the most critical developments and trends driving political coverage.
David, Erin, and Matthew give a behind-the-scenes look at the latest House rating changes, including a discussion on race ratings that may change as we get closer to November.
We experienced some technical difficulties in recording today's episode, which impacted the audio quality in certain sections. We've provided the transcript below in case you prefer to read this episode.
Transcript:
Hey there. I'm Dave Wasserman and this is Editor's Roundtable. And this podcast is exclusively for you, a subscriber to the Cook Political Report. We created it to peel back the curtain and give you an inside look at some of what happens in our weekly editorial meetings. And today, I'm joined by my Cook Political Report colleagues, Erin Covey and Matthew Klein.
Hey, Dave.
Hey. Nice to be here.
And we are here to talk about the house for all you house nerds. So if you haven't already done so, go to our
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