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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Resistance liberals were exhausted. Then Kamala Harris became the nominee.
Harris’s running mate oversaw much of the law enforcement response to this historic period of civil unrest.
Voters want to hear from Harris about Harris, not Trump or Biden.
Both campaigns are missing the opportunity to define Vice President Kamala Harris for voters, Vox senior politics reporter Christian Paz writes.
A new tool tracks members of Congress who engage in “nasty rhetoric.”
On the third night of the Democratic National Convention, Democrats embraced tougher policies for asylum seekers, praised a bipartisan border security bill, and reflected growing anti-immigrant sentiment in speeches.
The Republican presidential candidate seemed perplexed last night. Has Harris figured out how to stump Trump?
Democrats’ moderate pivot on immigration isn’t stressing progressives — yet.
By: Lavanya Ramanathan, Christian Paz
Since the DNC, the vibes are excellent. But can they translate to votes?
Democrats are united to beat Trump. But if Harris wins, expect that harmony to break down in 2025.
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