David Weigel is a Political Reporter at Semafor. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on the intersections of journalism and politics. David's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Washington Post, Anchorage Daily News, and Yahoo News.
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The News With the Supreme Court shattering the district lines that created majority-Black seats in the American South and legislators
The News LANGLEY PARK, Md. — The toxicity of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee in Democratic primaries has officially grown beyond the war in Gaza.
The News June 2 is this year's single busiest day of primaries so far, stretching across the country. It'll also offer both parties a little more clarity ahead of November.
The former First Lady has some things in common right now with a Maine oyster farmer and political neophyte who's running for Senate. Both Jill Biden and Graham Platner have highly scrutinized marriages (and families) that have made them political celebrities. And both argue that the public interest in their past missteps is a waste of time.
By: David Weigel
The News Lakie Derrick was about to graduate from East Tennessee State University three years ago when she saw an intriguing piece of news from Italy.
Democrats’ presumptive Senate nominee in Maine isn’t going anywhere, despite the wishes of some in his party.
David's view As Tom Steyer became the least successful self-funding candidate in modern US political history this week, his initial years in Democratic politics felt like a fever dream.
A democratic socialist backed by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani leads Rep. Adriano Espaillat in this month's Democratic primary for New York's
The News Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., isn't necessarily running for president — but he is writing to help define how the next Democratic president should make policy.
David's view GRAND LEDGE, Mich. — On his way to the Yankee Doodle Day parade, Democrat Matt Maasdam tried to explain why his party had lost Michigan's 8th Congressional District.
