Audrey Fahlberg is a reporter for National Review, with a focus on national politics and elections. Her work has also been featured in The Dispatch and RealClear Education. Audrey's articles often provide analysis and commentary on current political events, with a conservative perspective.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
United States (National)
Not enough data
Audrey’s coverage is heavily focused on government and politics in the United States, particularly around campaign strategies, political messaging, and congressional races. She tends to cover evolving stories and legal policy regulation related to these topics.
Given Audrey's focus on national U.S. politics, she would likely be receptive to pitches from sources with firsthand insights into ongoing political events or access to exclusive information related to campaign strategies, legislative developments or key political figures mentioned in her articles.
For those seeking coverage by Audrey Fahlberg, it's important that they have a deep understanding of U.S. government and politics at both the federal and state levels. They should also be able to provide unique perspectives or insider knowledge about campaign dynamics or legislative processes relevant to the covered topics.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Audrey Fahlberg
Volunteers from Buffalo poured into Erie County on Saturday to bolster what is a clearly well organized Democratic turn-out effort.
By: Audrey Fahlberg
Volunteers from Buffalo poured into Erie County on Saturday to bolster what is a clearly well organized Democratic turn-out effort.
Jason Miller spoke with Politico about how the former president’s team is trying to show the ‘human side’ of Trump to voters.
By: Audrey Fahlberg
The fact that Justice is free to campaign for Trump, rather than have to fight for a Senate seat, speaks to his success as a candidate.
The campaign is relying on Trump Force Captains and outside groups to target low-propensity voters. This is what it looks like in action.
By: Audrey Fahlberg
In likely one of his last times onstage as a presidential candidate, Donald Trump said his opponent ‘has embarrassed us’ and ‘doesn’t have what it takes.’
By: Audrey Fahlberg, Brittany Bernstein
Trump’s team is cautiously optimistic, while some supporters are already predicting a landslide.
By: Audrey Fahlberg
When it comes to border security, Republicans are feeling confident voters aren’t buying Harris’s campaign messaging.
By: Audrey Fahlberg
A coalition of Republican spending groups are throwing everything they have into convincing Republicans to vote early.
By: Audrey Fahlberg
John McLaughlin is unbothered by the gender gap that’s emerged in polling, arguing it will end up advantaging Trump.
(833) 317-6278 
