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Democratic Party Committee Abroad (Democrats Abroad)

Democratic Party Committee Abroad (Democrats Abroad)

U.S. Democratic Party organization for US citizens abroadwww.democratsabroad.org

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Nov 5, 2026

Maddie HaleHOST
1:54
So we'll get straight into it.
Maddie HaleHOST
1:55
Now, my guest today is Erich McElroy, Executive Committee Member from Democrats Abroad UK.
Maddie HaleHOST
2:01
Eric, so good to see you.
Erich McElroyGUEST
2:04
Yeah, it's great to be here.
Keisha Lance BottomsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:32
Georgia, this win is for all of us.
Clare McDonnellHOST
4:38
Well, delighted to say I'm joined now by BBC correspondent Shaima Khalil and Inga Kemptrup, former chair of Democrats Abroad.
Clare McDonnellHOST
4:45
Welcome, both of you.
Inga Kemp-TruppGUEST
4:48
Thank you.

7 MINS LATER

Inga Kemp-TruppGUEST
11:26
And the thing that I keep thinking about is how people voting in the states and I and I vote from abroad.
Inga Kemp-TruppGUEST
11:33
So I'm able to cast my ballot via mail.
Inga Kemp-TruppGUEST
11:35
You can also do email and fax depending where you are and Democrats abroad.
Inga Kemp-TruppGUEST
11:39
We've been working to get people to do that.
Mike LeonHOST
41:42
I got a text message right now from Robert.
Mike LeonHOST
41:47
Gerard, who was recently on the show from Democrats Abroad, who got registered voters out to go vote for all the expats that are living abroad, specifically where he lives out in Barcelona.
Mike LeonHOST
42:00
He just texted me, well, That's what we put.
Mike LeonHOST
42:04
Well, so that's pretty much some title for
speaker_8UNKNOWN
3:22
The Fox News
speaker_9UNKNOWN
3:22
decision desk can now project that Democrats will control the House of Representatives in the next Congress.
speaker_10UNKNOWN
3:29
Big moment, we are going to project that the Senate will go to the Democrats.
speaker_10UNKNOWN
3:35
We can project that the Democrats have retaken control of the United States Senate.
Nick FerrariHOST
3:41
Let's go straight to Washington now.
Nick FerrariHOST
3:42
LBC's correspondent Simon Marks, who, with his colleagues, has steered you through the events of the night and joins me.
Nick FerrariHOST
3:54
I'm going to tell the story of the night in a moment, but for you, what is the standout moment of the night as you've watched it develop? Simon, morning.
Simon MarksCORRESPONDENT
4:02
Well, good morning to you, Nick.
Keith BrannumGUEST
0:05
in association with AIR.
Anton SavageHOST
0:09
To the results coming in in the US midterms, I'm joined by Keith Brannum, who's regional vice chair for Democrats abroad in Europe, Middle East and Africa, and he's Democratic Party strategist.
Anton SavageHOST
0:19
And I'm joined by Amy Tarkanian, former Nevada Republican state chairwoman and Republican strategist.
Anton SavageHOST
0:25
And just to give you a sense, not only is it fairly clear that in the House, for instance, there's likely to be a majority somewhere in the region thus far.

5 MINS LATER

Anton SavageHOST
5:51
Right wing nationalism and MAGA is not going anywhere.
Anton SavageHOST
5:55
The racism, sexism and authoritarianism isn't defeated today.
Anton SavageHOST
5:59
Keith Brannum is with us, regional vice chair for Democrats abroad in Europe, Middle East and Africa and Democratic Party strategist.
Anton SavageHOST
6:06
Is the Lincoln Project sentiment correct there or does this show a shift in political outlook in the U.S.?
Anton SavageHOST
4:48
Well, we're going to be analysing that after eight o'clock.
Anton SavageHOST
4:50
We'll be joined by the vice chair of Democrats Abroad in Europe, Middle East and Africa and Republican state chairwoman and Republican strategist Amy Tarkanian just out of eight o'clock.
Anton SavageHOST
5:00
Before that, Valerie, there is other stuff.
Anton SavageHOST
5:02
RTE finds itself in front of an Oireachtas committee today to explain where all of the state money is going.
Neil HerlandHOST
1:13
This is such a critical election.
Amelia JohnCORRESPONDENT
1:14
Andrew Urich is the chair of Democrats Abroad for B.C.' 's Lower Mainland.
Amelia JohnCORRESPONDENT
1:18
His organization has been trying to encourage U.S. citizens living here to vote for change back home.
Amelia JohnCORRESPONDENT
1:24
He says several issues are resonating with voters.
Tricia KindlemanHOST
3:26
This is such a critical election.
Amelia JohnCORRESPONDENT
3:28
Andrew Urich is the chair of Democrats Abroad for B.C.' 's Lower Mainland.
Amelia JohnCORRESPONDENT
3:32
His organization has been trying to encourage U.S. citizens living here to vote for change back home.
Amelia JohnCORRESPONDENT
3:38
He says several issues are resonating with voters.
Iain DaleHOST
36:52
Let me tell you who's on the panel.
Iain DaleHOST
36:54
We have George King, who's Vice Chair of Democrats Abroad UK.
Iain DaleHOST
36:58
Tom Rivers, broadcaster and journalist.
Iain DaleHOST
36:59
He's a former London correspondent for ABC News.

7 MINS LATER

Iain DaleHOST
43:58
Yeah.
Iain DaleHOST
43:59
Why do you think that?
JonathanAUDIENCE
44:01
Well, because everybody, Democrats abroad, everybody who's going to be throwing mud bombs at
Iain DaleHOST
44:06
us.
John RichardsonHOST
19:39
Yeah, I think that there's a lot of interest in this.
John RichardsonHOST
19:43
What I'm not seeing, or maybe just haven't been looking at, is usually Democrats abroad, you know, does this huge independent push.
John RichardsonHOST
19:49
I haven't seen any flyers around Toronto.
John RichardsonHOST
19:52
Maybe I just haven't seen them.
John RichardsonHOST
19:53
Usually Democrats abroad, you know, puts up flyers on telephone poles in Toronto.
John RichardsonHOST
19:58
Oh,
Diane GelonGUEST
19:58
really? Yeah.
Diane GelonGUEST
20:01
I certainly don't put them up on telephone polls here, but I've certainly had a number of consistently have had emails from them ensuring, you know, making sure they got out the vote.

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