Tom Steyer: Climate Change Didn't Come Up in Debates

The transcript discusses the lack of focus on climate change in political debates, despite efforts to elevate its importance among voters. It highlights the shift in voter priorities, especially among young people, and the decreasing party identification in younger demographics. The conversation also covers the metrics used to measure campaign effectiveness, the preposterous claims of voter fraud, and the strategic focus of anti-Trump campaigns. The emphasis is on engaging voters through direct conversation rather than traditional media.

How do the views of young voters differ from older generations regarding political parties?

What metrics are used to evaluate the effectiveness of political spending on voter engagement?

What concerns were raised about the potential for voter fraud in the context of the election?