Look: It’s Friday, we’re having beers and talking about the news. Much like Kai’s prospective RV trip, this episode covers a lot of ground. We’ll talk about the latest early voting numbers, Bay Area property taxes and get a crash course in why direct democracy is — and this is the poli sci term — “stupid.” All that and much more on this super-sized episode. Have a great weekend everybody!

Here’s a list of everything we talked about today:

• Live early voting data from the United States Election Project

• “Trump Issues Order Giving Him More Leeway to Hire and Fire Federal Workers” from The New York Times

• This map of Proposition 13 subsidies in the Bay Area

• More on Proposition 13 and everything else on California’s ballot this election

• Our episode about money in politics from earlier this week, in case you missed it.

• A tweet from McDonald’s corporate account

• “Road trippers can rejoice as RVshare raises over $100 million to grow its RV rental business” from Tech Crunch

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Update (Oct. 26, 2020): This episode misidentifies Sheila Krumholz, executive director at the Center for Responsive Politics.