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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By: Alex Roarty
The Third Way suggests striking a balance between hard-line deportations and lax enforcement.
By: Igor Bobic, Alex Roarty
The Democratic candidate says he is ostensibly moving on to the general election, with Janet Mills' absent from the airwaves.
By: Igor Bobic, Alex Roarty
The Democratic candidate says he is ostensibly moving on to the general election, with Janet Mills’ absent from the airwaves.
“There have been a lot of questions raised about the decisions,” one Senate Democrat said.
By: Stephen Neukam, Elena Schneider, Alex Roarty, Igor Bobic
“There have been a lot of questions raised about the decisions,” one Senate Democrat said.
Allies of the occasional Trump adversary acknowledge his race is tightening, just as Trump's intraparty dominance reemerges.
By: Alex Roarty, Stephen Neukam, Igor Bobic
Abdul El-Sayed is rising in primary polls, ratcheting up anxiety for establishment Democrats.
Trump took out another intraparty enemy. There could be few Republicans left who dare to cross him.
The Working Families Party said it is prepared to go “all in” to help him win.
Races in Montana, Iowa and Michigan are being shaped by outside groups.
