Christian Paz is a Senior Politics Reporter for Vox, focusing on national politics in the United States. With a keen interest in Latino voters and their impact on elections, Christian covers a wide range of topics including immigration, political campaigns, and social issues. His reporting provides in-depth analysis and insights into the political landscape and its effects on marginalized communities.
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Christian Paz focuses heavily on politics, government announcements, legal policy regulation and evolving stories in the United States. He has a keen interest in topics related to American politics, with a specific focus on issues such as immigration laws, voter demographics, election dynamics and legislative developments.
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Latinos may be shifting right, but not for the reasons you think.
The vice president had a chance to defend immigrants on Fox News. She passed. Fox News was never going to be a friendly venue for Vice President Kamala Harris.
The assumption that Democrats and Republicans are changing, rather than Latinos themselves, may be false, Vox senior politics reporter Christian Paz writes.
Americans’ opinions on immigration are more complicated than any one question can capture.
By: Christian Paz
Trump’s lies about electoral fraud rest on an argument about nonwhite people.
By: Eric Levitz, Christian Paz
Split-ticket voting, the Senate, down-ballot issues, and more.
Two ways to view a coin-toss election. This summer, when it seemed increasingly likely that President Joe Biden would drop out of the 2024
Nothing is final, but here's how Donald Trump built his lead. Though votes are still being counted and several battleground states remain
Campaigning can only do so much when a party has a credibility problem.
By: Alex Abad-Santos, Christian Paz
Ridley Scott’s long-awaited sequel, explained by a man who thinks about the Roman Empire a lot.
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