We set out to cover the rush of female candidates running for office in 2018. We tried to take a more personal approach to the story, devoting reporting resources to introduce more information about the women running and what their individual races might entail. See the graphic here
These lawmakers might want to consider crossing the aisle in the 115th Congress What Jeff Flake’s retirement foretells about the Senate in 2018 Can Democrats win back the House in 2018? It’ll be tough.
We tracked changes in state Obamacare exchanges as they were announced with this graphic.
Following the election, Kevin Schaul and I quickly turned our sights on the presidential transition. Working with Partnership for Public Service, we tracked presidential appointments at the Cabinet and sub-Cabinet levels. On the eve of Senate confirmation hearings, we worked to provide some context for our readers. We aimed to answer two questions: What […]
This analysis piece, completed on Election Night after the results rolled in, examined the counties that were instrumental in delivering a Trump victory. I wrote the piece and worked with Dan Keating and Kevin Schaul to analyze the data and design the graphics. See the graphic here
Kim Soffen and I worked with the Fact Checker team to produce a library of charts to share with readers when candidates cited or misstated statistics. This was a vital part of our team’s debate coverage and the cards were shared widely on social media and embedded in our live blog posts and next-day roundup. Trump […]