Christopher Cadelago is the California Bureau Chief for POLITICO, a political reporter, and a contributor to Yahoo News. With a focus on national politics in the United States, Christopher covers a wide range of topics including elections, debates, policy issues, and political campaigns. His work has also been featured in CA Political Review.
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Christopher Cadelago's articles predominantly cover U.S. national politics, with a focus on California-specific political events and figures. His work reflects an interest in government announcements, legal policy regulation, and evolving political stories.
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By: Adam Wren, Sarah Ferris, Holly Otterbein, Christopher Cadelago, Lisa Kashinsky, Megan Messerly
CHICAGO — Kamala Harris arrived in Chicago still in a Democratic era of exuberance. But as the Democratic National Convention burst to life Monday, even
“The next time you hear him, don’t count the lies. Count the ‘I’s,’” he said.
By: Mia McCarthy, Christopher Cadelago, Melanie Mason
CHICAGO — As Vice President Kamala Harris officially accepts the Democratic nomination this week in Chicago, her home state of California is at an inflection point.
By: Mia Mccarthy, Melanie Mason, Christopher Cadelago
The Golden State is in a rebuilding period as it refreshes its congressional ranks. Kamala Harris could help revive its firepower.
By: Christopher Cadelago
Hilton has supported Trump, but he's also leaned into his own brand of “positive populism.”
Steve Hilton eyes the horseshoe
By: Elena Schneider, Christopher Cadelago, Holly Otterbein
The 2019 debate moment hangs over Harris' momentum.
By: Meridith Mcgraw, Myah Ward, Elena Schneider, Christopher Cadelago
The former president lags by double digits with this key constituency.
By out-attacking a notorious attack dog, the vice president scored a clear debate win and left voters with an impression of strength.
By: Christopher Cadelago, Megan Messerly
Harris' campaign advisers made clear she will be doing more media interviews, including with unconventional outlets.
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