Dave Levinthal

Political committees spent over $250 million this election on stock-themed ads. Some lawmakers paid a price.

Host: Jesse Lent

The votes are in, and the U.S. midterms have delivered a fresh snapshot of the American political landscape. What do the results mean for President Trump, Congress and the road to 2028? Dave Levinthal, senior editor at the Washington Sun, joins us.

Host: Mike Smyth

Senior Editor of The Washington Sun Dave Levinthal joins our Election Night Coverage | Host: Joe Beamber of WBEN

Election Day is here, and Washington Sun senior editor Dave Levinthal tells us some of the most important races may be decided by just hundreds of votes. Dave has a complete midterm roundup.

Host: Mike Smyth

Host: Jenna Flanagan

The Jill Bennett Show · November 2 · 11m

The president hasn’t tapped his personal riches to boost his party’s odds of controlling Congress.

In New Jersey, of course.

Host: Rose Aguilar. Topic: Democrats need three seats to take the House and four to take the Senate. Seven races will decide control of the Senate. Over $1.5B has been spent in toss-up races.

We're only one week away from midterms. Will the balance of power in DC shift? Dave Levinthal, senior editor for The Washington Sun looks at the most important races and tells us what happens if the House and Senate are split.

Host: Jenna Flanagan

Rep. Laurel Lee (R-Florida) has violated the STOCK Act’s disclosure deadline for the second time this year by failing to properly report her husband’s sale of up to $100,000 in Bank of America stock, The Sun’s Dave Levinthal tells us.

Record turnout is expected in some key midterm races just two weeks from today. Dave Levinthal, senior editor for The Washington Sun tells us how things are shaping up.

Host: Jenna Flanagan

Georgia Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock says his party can win throughout the South, but only with sustained investment in the region. New York Times reporter Ken Vogel and Washington Sun senior editor Dave Levinthal join "The Takeout" to discuss.

(And get away with it.)

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