Hear from voters trying to make up their minds about 2024

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My mother used to tell me you only learn when you listen. I think it was her polite way of getting me to shut up, but it’s good advice even if her ultimate goal was a little quiet in the King family kitchen.

Listening is a lost art in our politics. And, too often, in our political coverage.

Everyday Americans are ignored, or given a quote or soundbite here and there, while most of the attention goes to the ever louder partisan bombast.

Don’t get me wrong – we need to cover what the politicians say. And what their ads say. And fact check it all.

But our All Over the Map project is an attempt to shift the balance a bit. To listen. To learn.

The Assignment with Audie Cornish The Key to Pennsylvania? Nikki Haley Voters More than 158,000 Republicans cast Pennsylvania primary votes for Nikki Haley nearly two months after she quit the race for president. That’s enough votes to swing a state critical to victory in November – and Haley had similar showings in other battlegrounds. So, how do these critical swing voters choose between Joe Biden and Donald Trump – two candidates they do not like? In the first installment of a three-part series, CNN Chief National Correspondent John King travels to Pennsylvania to hear Haley voters share their doubts about Biden, Trump, and the future of the Republican Party. Jun 24, 2024 • 37 min

We have been at it 10 months now, and we are learning a ton from voters who are literally all over the map – in every way.

Now, with a presidential debate looming on Thursday and a consequential election heading into the final stretch, we invite you to listen with us – in a way that goes beyond what we can do on television or in written dispatches.

All Over the Map, in podcast form,