I've joined @PhillyInquirer as a politics reporter!
I'll be covering campaigns and elections this midterm season, with a special focus on the Pennsylvania governor's race and an eye toward 2028.
I'm SO excited to be part of a paper I've long admired! Send me a DM to connect 💌
We're covering the New Jersey primary today at @PhillyInquirer. Follow along ⬇️
What to know: https://t.co/k4KoycnIkf
What we're watching: https://t.co/ED1ycQdJPy
Key race coverage: https://t.co/zUsDGL9jgF
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Live updates: https://t.co/TDuj92hoJx
Sen. @CoryBooker has been elected with more than 50% of the vote each time and is seeking his third full term in Congress. He also has more than $32M in the bank.
But Republicans in NJ think they have a chance to beat him. Here's why:
https://t.co/7y0IZkavbe
New Jersey's primary is a week from today, June 2.
We've got details on who's running against @CoryBooker, how to vote and what to watch:
https://t.co/k4KoycnIkf
I've joined @PhillyInquirer as a politics reporter!
I'll be covering campaigns and elections this midterm season, with a special focus on the Pennsylvania governor's race and an eye toward 2028.
I'm SO excited to be part of a paper I've long admired! Send me a DM to connect 💌
It was such a fun ride to return to my hometown and cover the endlessly-interesting world of Georgia politics.
And it's been an honor and a privilege to freelance for @nytimes! Thank you so much to the editors and reporters I had the joy of working with at NYT.
In February, three Southern college media outlets — The Duke Chronicle (Duke University), The Daily Tar Heel (University of North Carolina — Chapel Hill), and the Red and Black (University of Georgia) — had major traffic gains as nonprofit news organizations.
https://t.co/PD93FaGnCk
For @nytimes, voters told me why they’re supporting @RickJacksonGA — a billionaire who came out of nowhere and has upended the Georgia Governor’s race with his enormous wealth and massive ad barrage.
https://t.co/CMj5imyVqb