Benjamin Oreskes is a politics reporter for the Los Angeles Times, specializing in local news and covering topics related to California, Los Angeles, and US politics. With a wide range of experience in journalism, his work has been featured in various publications across the country.
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Benjamin Oreskes demonstrates a strong focus on local government and political news. He covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to California politics, Senate races, Democratic Party activities in California. Given this focus, individuals with insights into local political developments or those involved in the mentioned events would likely garner his attention.
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By: Neil Vigdor, Reid J. Epstein, Benjamin Oreskes, Shane Goldmacher, J. David Goodman, Theodore Schleifer, Judson Jones, Maya King, Simon J. Levien
Vice President Kamala Harris is holding a rally in Houston to highlight abortion rights. Former President Donald Trump is visiting Austin to tape a podcast episode with Joe Rogan.
By: Benjamin Oreskes
Playing Madden football and Crazy Taxi, Mr. Walz discussed building coalitions and opposing the Senate’s filibuster with Ms. Ocasio-Cortez on Twitch.
By: Benjamin Oreskes
With his election in California all but assured, the prominent Donald Trump antagonist is spending the final days of the race trying to help Democrats in the battlegrounds over the finish line.
By: Benjamin Oreskes
On Friday night, Steve Garvey, a former Major League Baseball star and current Republican candidate for Senate in California, was at Dodger Stadium
By: Benjamin Oreskes
Republicans believe a strong Donald Trump victory would ensure that Gov. Joe Lombardo could keep overriding Democratic priorities. But Mr. Lombardo is operating outside the state party, and largely away from Mr. Trump.
By: Benjamin Oreskes
With early voting coming to a close, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris must now ensure their respective bases show up on Election Day, while chasing down those whose choice is less clear.
By: Alexandria Symonds, Jim Tankersley, Charles Homans, Maya C. Miller, Mark Barrett, Zolan Kanno-Youngs, Glenn Thrush, Patricia Mazzei, Benjamin Oreskes, David W. Chen, Julian E. Barnes, Michael Gold, Kassie Bracken, Isabelle Taft, Noah Throop, Jordan Gale, Maggie Haberman, Yousur Al, Nick Corasaniti, Theodore Schleifer, Alan Rappeport, Remy Tumin, Jazmine Ulloa, Emily Cochrane, Joel Wolfram, Ashley Wu, Emily Rhyne
Voters are choosing between Kamala Harris and Donald J. Trump, a decision that has polarized a wearied electorate. Nearly every poll in the seven battleground states says the race is a tossup.
By: Emily Cochrane, Noah Throop, Kate Conger, Richard Fausset, John Koblin, Brent Mcdonald, Nick Corasaniti, June Kim, Maggie Astor, Allison Mccann, Benjamin Oreskes, Michael Wines, Emma G. Fitzsimmons, Dana Rubinstein, Stephanie Saul, Luke Broadwater, Vimal Patel, Billy Witz, Christina Morales, Edgar Sandoval, Danny Hakim, Ash Adams, Ken Bensinger, Mattathias Schwartz, Nailah Morgan, Hamed Aleaziz, Neil Vigdor, Dan Simmons, Michael M. Grynbaum, Eduardo Medina, Jonathan Weisman, Catie Edmondson, Kassie Bracken, Amy Schoenfeld Walker, Stuart A. Thompson
Election 2024 Live Updates and Polls: Trump-Harris Presidential Race
By: Emily Cochrane, Noah Throop, Kate Conger, Richard Fausset, John Koblin, Brent Mcdonald, Nick Corasaniti, June Kim, Maggie Astor, Allison Mccann, Benjamin Oreskes, Michael Wines, Emma G. Fitzsimmons, Dana Rubinstein, Stephanie Saul, Luke Broadwater, Vimal Patel, Billy Witz, Christina Morales, Edgar Sandoval, Danny Hakim, Ash Adams, Ken Bensinger, Mattathias Schwartz, Nailah Morgan, Hamed Aleaziz, Neil Vigdor, Dan Simmons, Michael M. Grynbaum, Eduardo Medina, Jonathan Weisman, Catie Edmondson, Kassie Bracken, Amy Schoenfeld Walker, Stuart A. Thompson
Anchors are girding for election night telecasts that may last into the wee hours and possibly several days ahead.
By: Benjamin Oreskes
Anthony Weiner says he may try to run in a Democratic primary for the New York City Council, where he served in the 1990s before being elected to Congress in 1998.
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