Alex Shultz

sfgate

Preston's Summary

Alex Shultz is a politics editor at SFGate, with previous experience at GQ Magazine. His work focuses on local politics in the United States, specifically in California and San Francisco. He has also contributed to various other publications such as the Los Angeles Times, The Verge, and Grantland.

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Geo Focus

San Francisco, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Legal Policy Regulation: 22 %
Government Announcement: 21 %
Evolving Stories: 14 %
Breaking News: 13 %
Press Release: 5 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Diet & Nutrition
  • Consumer Health
  • Mental Health

Pitching Insights

Alex Schultz's coverage encompasses a diverse range of topics, including politics, sports, and real estate with a focus on California and San Francisco. His interest in legal policy regulation and government announcements suggests receptiveness to pitches related to political developments at the local level or pertaining to California-specific policies.

Given his attention to evolving stories and breaking news within the realm of politics and government, he may be interested in receiving pitches that provide insight into unfolding political events or controversies within California or San Francisco.

While Alex covers sports-related content as well, it forms a smaller portion of his coverage. Therefore, if pitching sports-related stories it would need to have significant relevance for the local audience in California or San Francisco.

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