On the Record with Christian Briggs Examines Shifts in Political Priorities Among U.S. Voters
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO, December 10, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Election Dynamics of 2025: A Review of Voter Trends and Democratic Gains
Originally published on November 5, 2025, a new episode of On the Record with Christian Briggs reviews the results of the 2025 elections and the voter preferences that influenced outcomes across major U.S. cities and several statewide contests. The episode features a discussion between Christian Briggs and guest analyst Christopher Walker on how economic pressures, demographic changes, and emerging policy priorities shaped a series of Democratic wins.
Watch the full episode:
https://youtu.be/JCAfVo-waZo
At the time of the interview, the election results reflected gains for Democratic candidates in municipal, legislative, and statewide races. The episode examines factors contributing to these outcomes, including housing costs, wage trends, and persistent financial concerns among younger voters. Briggs and Walker note that voters under 35 have shown increasing focus on day-to-day affordability issues, which played a significant role in shaping turnout and candidate selection.
The conversation also reviews results in local offices such as district attorneys, school boards, and state legislative seats. Briggs and Walker explain that these positions have become central to debates on governance, budgeting, and community priorities, and that voter engagement at the local level continues to influence broader policy direction.
“People are hurting. They can’t afford groceries. They’re looking at health insurance premiums skyrocketing by 800 percent and people are scared,” said Christian Briggs, economist and financial commentator. “Last night’s sweep is a referendum on 2026. If we lose 28, I don’t think we could ever get it back.”
The episode also considers how tax policy, migration patterns, and local economic conditions shaped the national conversation throughout the election cycle. Briggs and Walker note that population movement and fiscal planning remain key factors for businesses, property markets, and municipal budgets.
The episode concludes with a discussion on how political organizations may adjust outreach strategies in response to evolving voter priorities. Briggs highlights the role of economic education and consistent communication, while Walker underscores the importance of direct engagement with communities facing sustained financial challenges.
Watch the full episode:
https://youtu.be/JCAfVo-waZo
About The Hard Asset Money Show
The Hard Asset Money Show hosted by Christian Briggs brings together thought leaders and economists to examine financial issues shaping our era. Each episode provides insights on economic trends and the importance of tangible assets for wealth preservation.
About Christian Briggs
Briggs is an expert in economics and hard assets who has advised Congress and the Senate. As CEO of Hard Asset Management and a veteran of financial markets since 1987, Briggs brings strategic vision and industry connections to every discussion.
Disclaimer: The content presented is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be construed as professional financial, investment, legal, tax, or political advice. Any reliance you place on information from this episode is strictly at your own risk. Information presented in this episode reflects conditions and knowledge as of the date of recording. Circumstances, facts, laws, regulations, and market conditions may change after the episode is produced. The host is not under any obligation to update or correct information after publication. This episode may contain strong opinions, controversial viewpoints, or content that some viewers may find objectionable. The Show, its host, guests, and affiliates make no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, about the completeness, accuracy, reliability, or suitability of the information contained in this episode. Any reliance you place on such information is strictly at your own risk.
Originally published on November 5, 2025, a new episode of On the Record with Christian Briggs reviews the results of the 2025 elections and the voter preferences that influenced outcomes across major U.S. cities and several statewide contests. The episode features a discussion between Christian Briggs and guest analyst Christopher Walker on how economic pressures, demographic changes, and emerging policy priorities shaped a series of Democratic wins.
Watch the full episode:
https://youtu.be/JCAfVo-waZo
At the time of the interview, the election results reflected gains for Democratic candidates in municipal, legislative, and statewide races. The episode examines factors contributing to these outcomes, including housing costs, wage trends, and persistent financial concerns among younger voters. Briggs and Walker note that voters under 35 have shown increasing focus on day-to-day affordability issues, which played a significant role in shaping turnout and candidate selection.
The conversation also reviews results in local offices such as district attorneys, school boards, and state legislative seats. Briggs and Walker explain that these positions have become central to debates on governance, budgeting, and community priorities, and that voter engagement at the local level continues to influence broader policy direction.
“People are hurting. They can’t afford groceries. They’re looking at health insurance premiums skyrocketing by 800 percent and people are scared,” said Christian Briggs, economist and financial commentator. “Last night’s sweep is a referendum on 2026. If we lose 28, I don’t think we could ever get it back.”
The episode also considers how tax policy, migration patterns, and local economic conditions shaped the national conversation throughout the election cycle. Briggs and Walker note that population movement and fiscal planning remain key factors for businesses, property markets, and municipal budgets.
The episode concludes with a discussion on how political organizations may adjust outreach strategies in response to evolving voter priorities. Briggs highlights the role of economic education and consistent communication, while Walker underscores the importance of direct engagement with communities facing sustained financial challenges.
Watch the full episode:
https://youtu.be/JCAfVo-waZo
About The Hard Asset Money Show
The Hard Asset Money Show hosted by Christian Briggs brings together thought leaders and economists to examine financial issues shaping our era. Each episode provides insights on economic trends and the importance of tangible assets for wealth preservation.
About Christian Briggs
Briggs is an expert in economics and hard assets who has advised Congress and the Senate. As CEO of Hard Asset Management and a veteran of financial markets since 1987, Briggs brings strategic vision and industry connections to every discussion.
Disclaimer: The content presented is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be construed as professional financial, investment, legal, tax, or political advice. Any reliance you place on information from this episode is strictly at your own risk. Information presented in this episode reflects conditions and knowledge as of the date of recording. Circumstances, facts, laws, regulations, and market conditions may change after the episode is produced. The host is not under any obligation to update or correct information after publication. This episode may contain strong opinions, controversial viewpoints, or content that some viewers may find objectionable. The Show, its host, guests, and affiliates make no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, about the completeness, accuracy, reliability, or suitability of the information contained in this episode. Any reliance you place on such information is strictly at your own risk.
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