Andrew Pantazi is a reporter at The Tributary. He focuses on general assignment news, government and politics, and various themes including elections, public policy, and international affairs. Andrew has been featured in notable outlets such as WJCT Public Media, The New York Times, and Axios.
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Andrew Pantazi's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, particularly legal policy regulations related to Florida and Jacksonville. Given his focus on local news, he would likely be receptive to pitches from experts or stakeholders with insights into Florida's political landscape, redistricting issues, legislative developments in Jacksonville City Council districts 9 or governmental announcements.
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The latest incident occurred just outside the White House, while Trump was in residence.
Control of the U.S. House could turn on seats manufactured in state capitals.
By: Andrew Pantazi
Axios' analysis shows how the 2026 map math changed.
By: Andrew Pantazi
These are the moments most likely to linger.
The future of a key intelligence authority is now entangled with Trump's push for stricter voting requirements.
The top court has treated tariffs and the Fed differently.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday struck down federal limits on how much political parties may spend in coordination with candidates, handing party committees a major win and reshaping campaign-finance rules ahead of the midterms.
The decision caps a yearslong, Republican-led push through statehouses and school boards to define girls' sports by sex assigned at birth.
Congress keeps losing power to presidents and justices.
U.S. star striker Folarin Balogun can play against Belgium in Monday's World Cup match after FIFA suspended his one-game ban , according to multiple media outlets.
