Eugene Scott is a Senior Politics Reporter at Axios. He focuses on the intersection of identity politics with current events, covering topics such as the GOP, Joe Biden, social issues, Donald Trump, and Congress. His work has been featured in The Philadelphia Tribune, The Washington Post, Boston Globe Technology, and several other notable publications.
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The Justice Department released a number of reports Thursday.
"Our best defense is LGBTQ lawmakers and that’s what we’re working on.
“The reality is that the only people who could put that formula back in is Congress.”
(R) has restored the voting rights of nearly 3,400 residents who were wrongly taken off the state's voting rolls, but Democrats and civil rights groups are still demanding answers about the voting purge.
By: Justin Green, Eugene Scott, Andrew Solender
"I'm not going to forget this."
Dissatisfied with President Biden and former President Trump , some Arizona swing voters would prefer Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in 2024, according to our latest Engagious/Sago focus groups.
By: Eugene Scott
A federal appeals court's decision striking down a key tool used to enforce the Voting Rights Act could set up another clash over the landmark law before the Supreme Court.
In the past two months, young voters have shown President Biden and his Democrats that their anger over U.S. policy on Israel could help spoil his
The Biden administration is partnering with voting rights groups to try to boost turnout among key voting blocs this November, in what officials say is a move to counter GOP efforts to restrict voting.
Wisconsin swing voters largely blame Republicans — and specifically Donald Trump — for Congress' failure to pass bipartisan legislation to help improve border security, according to our latest Engagious/Sago focus group.
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