- After 7 years at @stateline.org, this is my last day. It’s bittersweet to leave a place that provides well-reported state and local policy stories free for any publication. Here are my favorites of the 240+ stories I’ve written for Stateline, many on voting rights: stateline.org/2024/06/24/r...
- One of the great passions I’ve developed is giving voice to the folks who run our democracy and often face harassment just for doing their job stateline.org/2024/08/22/i...
- Election denialism is not going away, but there are people fighting it stateline.org/2024/09/03/s...
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- Driving 1,000 miles around Eastern Oregon to interview proponents of the Greater Idaho separatist movement stateline.org/2023/09/06/a...
- When I lived in San Diego, I was able to interview and profile my neighbors who were being forcibly removed from their encampments stateline.org/2023/12/22/t...
- One of the hardest beats I had was gun violence prevention. In this story, I saw a mass shooting simulation, attempting to see how medical personnel and first responders train for the unimaginable stateline.org/2024/02/05/g...
- Heading to the Navajo Nation to see how groups are helping Native Americans add addresses to their homes so they can vote by mail stateline.org/2019/10/04/f...
- Profiling the Tucson woman who wanted fairer political representation in Arizona, led the independent redistricting commission and saw her life turn upside down stateline.org/2019/11/26/t...
- I mean, what sort of job lets you eat roadkill stateline.org/2019/03/06/w...
- I'm excited as I head to @statesunited.org to continue my work defending democracy. Elated to join that great group and begin this next chapter.