2026 Midterm Voters Weigh In on Their Issues
A follow-up round of Arizona street interviews asking voters which specific issues will determine their vote in November 2026 (Arizona, April 2026).
A follow-up round of Arizona street interviews asking voters which specific issues will determine their vote in November 2026 (Arizona, April 2026).
Reporter Amalia Roy goes to Arizona streets in March 2026 and asks voters what is on their minds ahead of the midterms (Arizona, March 2026).
Documents the visible withdrawal of celebrity political commentary following the 2024 election (United States, February 2026).
NBC Bay Area reporter Gia Vang takes this news to people in the Bay Area, capturing genuine split reactions (Bay Area, California, 2026).
‘Hot take’ that elections should be replaced with a random leadership lottery (NYC subway (SubwayTakes)).
A YouTube Shorts clip from November 4, 2025 (USA (specific location not confirmed in available metadata), 2025).
Street interview with a student explaining why she stopped identifying as a Democrat (United States, 2025).
Street interviews asking Florida residents (Florida, 2025).
Street and vox pop interviews with people who voted for Trump now expressing regret and disillusionment (United States, various locations, 2025).
Street interviews asking who people voted for — Trump or Harris — on Election Day (New York City, NY, November 5, 2024).
Billy and Will Ferrell hit the streets of NYC in ‘Loud White Men For Kamala’ t-shirts, screaming at strangers about voting (New York City, New York, October 2024).
Street interview asking Republicans who they’re voting for (U.S. street, July 30, 2024).