Emma Platoff is a Politics reporter at the Boston Globe. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, regional interest, and cultural issues, with a focus on Massachusetts and key figures such as Michelle Wu and Donald Trump. Emma's work has been featured in outlets like Raw Story, WBUR, NewsBreak, and the Boston Globe Technology.
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Emma Platoff focuses on local government and politics, with specific attention to Massachusetts and Boston. She covers evolving political stories, government announcements, legal policy regulation, and campaign developments.
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By: Emma Platoff
The statement did not urge support for a specific third-party candidate, though many voters who identify the Gaza conflict as their top issue told the Globe this fall they intend to support either the Green Party or the Socialist ticket.
By: Emma Platoff
As millions of New England voters queued up at their polling places on Tuesday, regardless of who they were backing — and whether they were doing
By: Elizabeth Koh, Emma Platoff, Sam Brodey
R EADING, Pa. — It was the dairy farmer in rural Wisconsin who believes that Donald Trump will be better for the economy, tariffs be damned.
By: Emma Platoff, Sam Brodey, Adam Piore
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been angling for a role in the Trump administration since he endorsed the president-elect in August.
By: Emma Platoff, Samantha J. Gross
As Democrats across the country work to understand last week's bruising election results, exit polls and dozens of voter interviews have sent a
By: Emma Platoff
Leaders fear federal dollars may not flow as freely from the new GOP administration
By: Elizabeth Koh, Emma Platoff
For some, the election results felt like the end of the world. For others, it's been easier to shrug off.
By: Matt Stout, Emma Platoff
On top of their full-time roles on Beacon Hill, half of Massachusetts legislators had an outside job, business interest, or side hustle last year. Find your representatives here.
By: Matt Stout, Emma Platoff
The number two Democrat in the Massachusetts House worked as a consultant on the side — and didn't have to name his clients on his financial disclosures.
By: Samantha J. Gross, Matt Stout, Emma Platoff
T he 200 state lawmakers who serve under Massachusetts' Golden Dome are charged with carrying out the people's business.
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