Skip to main content

Trending Declassified Markets Signalflo

Platform overview
AI // Connect
Listeners
Business
Pricing

Sign in Join flo

listen anywhere

Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Amazon Music iHeartRadio RSS feed Create private feed

storyflo // audio for the open web © 2026

Platform Listeners Business Advertisers Agents Hosts About

Use in Claude MCP server Zapier

Terms of service Privacy policy Security Trust & compliance Status & uptime

← Storyflo·Narativ with Zev Shalev· news

All media tech finance sports science

News

ELECTION SHOCKER: Mississippi and Louisiana Are In Play

Zev Shalev · Narativ with Zev Shalev

Oct 30, 2026 · 1 min listen · Last updated October 30, 2026

Scott MacFarlane came back from Michigan with a measure of this election that no poll prints. " Republicans are defending ground Trump won by double digits. Trump has flown to South Carolina twice in two weeks, to Kansas and Iowa, and on Monday, MacFarlane said, he lands in Louisiana, where Sen.

Listen · Narativ with Zev Shalev

ELECTION SHOCKER: Mississippi and Louisiana Are In Play

0:00-0:42

Pick your daily storyteller

Subscribe to match with Theo, Jessica, Chloe, Mason, Brock — your voice, every brief.

Live · Kokoro-82M

ELECTION SHOCKER: Mississippi and Louisiana Are... · Storyflo

culture

Audio pre-rendered by Storyflo · cached + delivered from the edge

Scott MacFarlane came back from Michigan with a measure of this election that no poll prints. He told Narativ Live on Friday to watch "where the surrogates and the money are going," because that is "a much better read than polls ever will be."

Republicans are defending ground Trump won by double digits. Trump has flown to South Carolina twice in two weeks, to Kansas and Iowa, and on Monday, MacFarlane said, he lands in Louisiana, where Sen. Bill Cassidy finished third in May's primary and nobody polls the seat.

Democrats are sending their money the other way. The Democrats' Senate Majority PAC put $1.2 million behind Scott Colom, the district attorney challenging Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith, and the Republicans' Senate Leadership Fund answered with seven figures two days later. MacFarlane called money "a finite resource, especially 72 hours before the polls open," and said that if Democrats are putting it into Mississippi, "they're seeing something polls can't show."

Share

Send this story to anyone — or drop the embed into a blog post, Substack, Notion page. Every play sends rev-share back to Narativ with Zev Shalev.

𝕏 Post on X in Share on LinkedIn ✉ Email a friend

Tip the publisher

React

We’ve simplified responses to 👍 / 👎. Past comments are archived but no longer visible.

Sign in to react

Loading tally…

Heard via Storyflo

Get audio versions of every article you read.

Pick what matters — your audio curator gets you into your daily flo.

Join the listener waitlist