Alex Roarty is a Reporter at NOTUS. He covers a wide range of topics related to politics and campaigns, with a strong focus on elections, public policy, and government affairs. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including Mahoning Matters, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, and the Tampa Bay Times.
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Alex Roarty's coverage primarily focuses on national and Florida politics, particularly related to Governor DeSantis' campaign, political strategies, and evolving stories around his policies. Given the emphasis on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories in his articles, he is likely interested in receiving pitches that provide exclusive information or insights into political developments related to DeSantis' campaign or broader US politics.
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Now the general election in one of the highest-profile Senate races begins.
By: Christa Dutton, Igor Bobic, Alex Roarty
Now the general election in one of the highest-profile Senate races begins.
By: Alex Roarty, Christa Dutton
An analysis by U.S. House Republicans’ political arm found their party gaining an advantage in key districts across the country.
The former — and potentially future — presidential candidate laid out his vision for a post-Trump Democratic Party in an interview with NOTUS.
By: Elena Schneider, Jasmine Wright, Alex Roarty
The party is on edge ahead of 2028, according to interviews with more than three dozen Democrats.
The party has spent years plotting turning out Trump voters. “There has never been an operation like this before,” said the NRCC's political director.
By: Alex Roarty, Elena Schneider, Jasmine Wright
Considering that “everyone and their mother” could run, the 2028 Democratic presidential primary is already a mess, months before the race actually starts.
By: Alex Roarty, Elena Schneider, Jasmine Wright Notus
“It was a race to the left in 2020, and I think it'll be a race to the middle this time, and I don't know if that will be compelling to voters,” said a Democratic operative who worked on a 2020 progressive presidential campaign.
Experts have said the case would bring about the biggest change to campaign finance since Citizens United.
The Democratic leader has frustrated some in his party over how he’s engaged in this year’s primaries.
