Jocelyn Kiley

In fact, the nonpartisan Pew Research Center classifies Americans into nine separate groups based on values and attitudes.

Jocelyn Kiley is Pew's director of politics research.

Actually, this kind of messy political middle.

is larger than those groups, the ideological right and the ideological left.

But there's other issues that could get folks to the polls.

Peter O'Dowd spoke about this with Jocelyn Kiley, director of research at Pew Research Center.

You know, I don't think it's going to surprise anyone.

The economy is the dominant issue this election cycle.

And especially when it comes to what the exact outcome will be, that turns on who actually is going to show up, the dynamics of individual elections.

And so that's not just about, you know, what polls can tell us, but there's a lot that can change even in a couple of days here and there.

Jocelyn Kiley is Pew's Director of Political Research.

We're looking at the issues motivating voters ahead of the November 3rd midterm elections.

Let's take a moment to look ahead to those midterms.

Just three weeks to go now to the day, what is going on in the polls? Jocelyn Kiley joins us.

She's Director of Research at Pew Research Center.

Jocelyn, welcome to the program.

We'll be watching closely, Jocelyn.

Hopefully speak to you again before those elections take place.

Jocelyn Kiley there from Pew Research Center.

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