Chase Smith is a Digital National Reporter at various outlets including The Epoch Times and The Baltimore Sun. He covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on regional and world news spanning North America and Latin America, as well as law and legal affairs. Chase's work has been featured in notable publications such as flograppling, CauseACTION Clarion, and WTVR-TV.
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Chase Smith's coverage spans a wide range of topics related to government, politics, crime, and legal policy regulation. With an emphasis on evolving stories and announcements in these areas, he may be particularly interested in pitches that offer expert commentary or insider perspectives on ongoing legal disputes, political controversies, and government policies.
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By: David Stringer, Anita Cohen, Chase Smith
The Cook Political Report on Aug. 20 moved the Senate races in Texas and Iowa from Lean Republican to Toss Up, its most competitive rating, and shifted both states' governor's races in the Democrats' direction.
Everton Blair Jr., who lost the regular primary for the same seat in May, carried his home county of Gwinnett by enough to win the four-month term.
By: Chase Smith
Everton Blair Jr., a former chairman of the Gwinnett County Board of Education, defeated Marcye Scott, daughter of the late Rep. David Scott, D-Ga., on Tuesday with 9,891 votes to 8,443 — 53.9% to 46.1% — according to unofficial results posted by the Georgia secretary of state's office.
By: Chase Smith
The 2–1 decision drew a dissent arguing the court lacked jurisdiction and was rewriting campaign rules mid-election.
By: Chase Smith
Twelve local agencies had 287(g) agreements with Immigration and Customs Enforcement when the law passed.
By: Chase Smith
Virginia’s Senate GOP said the attorney general is calling law enforcement ‘overreach’ and has abandoned the job he was elected to do.
By: Chase Smith
Rep. Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.) said the amendment would insulate the court from political pressure, while Democrats criticized it as a show vote.
By: Chase Smith
One of the lawmakers was not seeking reelection, while the other represented a Trump-won district key for Democrats to win the majority in November.
By: Chase Smith
The RNC said the two-day Dallas event will showcase the party’s record and its candidates ahead of the November elections.
By: Chase Smith
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries voted against the bill, calling it poorly written and a vehicle for political attacks on colleges.
