Arlette Saenz is a White House Correspondent at CNN. With a focus on elections, government, and public policy, she covers a range of topics related to government and politics, bringing insights into the world of general assignment news and world affairs. Arlette's work has been featured in various media outlets including KOMU 8, AZfamily 3TV, and The Philadelphia Tribune.
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Arlette Saenz's articles predominantly focus on US politics, particularly the Biden administration and Trump-related matters. Her coverage also includes ongoing political developments and government announcements.
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By: Arit John, Arlette Saenz, Jeff Zeleny
Soon after news broke Monday that a woman who had previously dated Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner accused him of rape — an allegation he has denied — his campaign reached out to former Sen. Barbara Boxer.
Maine Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner suspended his campaign on Wednesday. CNN’s Arlette Sanez explains how Democrats in Maine are now scrambling to find a candidate for one of their party’s most crucial midterm contests. Discover more videos, including live streams and exclusive storytelling, on our Watch page.
By: Jeff Zeleny, Manu Raju, Alison Main, Jeff Simon, Arlette Saenz, Patrick Svitek, Eric Bradner, David Wright, Sarah Ferris
A high-stakes Democratic primary is playing out in Michigan between progressive Abdul El-Sayed and more moderate Rep. Haley Stevens. Follow for live news updates.
By: Jeff Simon, David Wright, Patrick Svitek, Eric Bradner, Sarah Ferris, Alison Main, Jeff Zeleny, Arlette Saenz
Live Updates What we're covering: • All eyes on Michigan: The high-stakes Democratic primary – between progressive Abdul El-Sayed and more moderate Rep.
By: Katie Doran, Sarah Ferris, Kaanita Iyer, Manu Raju, Morgan Rimmer, Dana Bash, Arpita Dasika, Maureen Chowdhury, Karina Tsui, Aaron Blake, Edward-Isaac Dovere, Patrick Svitek, Dejania Oliver, Zachary B. Wolf, Elise Hammond, Alison Main, August Phillips, Tori B. Powell, Jeff Zeleny, Ethan Cohen, Isaac Tellechea, David Wright, Arlette Saenz, Arit John, Jeff Simon, Morgan Leason, Aditi Sangal, Eric Bradner, Fredreka Schouten
Progressive Abdul El-Sayed is locked in a tight race against Haley Stevens in the Democratic primary for Senate. Follow for live news updates.
With less than three months until Election Day, the general election fight for control of the US Senate is in full swing after a summer of upheaval and decisions in Democratic contests.
By: David Wright, Arlette Saenz
Sen. Jon Ossoff stood next to Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly on Tuesday and delivered the kind of anti-Trump broadside that has become a campaign signature, marking the latest round in an escalating feud with the White House.
By: Arlette Saenz, David Wright
(CNN) — Sen. Jon Ossoff stood next to Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly on Tuesday and delivered the kind of anti-Trump broadside that has become a campaign signature, marking the latest
By: Arlette Saenz, David Wright
(CNN) — Sen. Jon Ossoff stood next to Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly on Tuesday and delivered the kind of anti-Trump broadside that has become a campaign signature, marking the latest round in an escalating feud with the White House.
By: David Wright, Arlette Saenz
