Grace Panetta is a political reporter at The 19th. With a strong focus on elections, government, and public policy, she explores themes related to gender issues, racial issues, and social interests. Grace has been featured in numerous publications, including Business Insider, Yahoo News, and PBS.
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By: Grace Panetta
Graham Platner's implosion shows difference between masculinity and electability.
By: Grace Panetta, Shefali Luthra
Democrats say Collins' actions undermine her stated support for reproductive rights — an argument they hope will resonate with the women voters who could decide the Maine Senate race.
By: Shefali Luthra, Grace Panetta
This story was originally reported by Shefali Luthra and Grace Panetta of The 19th . Meet Shefali and Grace and read more of their reporting on gender, politics and policy.
No one can agree on what, exactly, electability is — but both Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed are making the case that they have it.
Questions of electability are frustrating Democratic women and shaping a showdown between establishment and progressive Democrats in a Michigan swing seat.
By: Grace Panetta
The progressive public health expert, who ran against Rep. Haley Stevens, campaigned on Medicare for All and getting corporate money out of politics in a contested race that drew national attention.
The democratic socialist front-runner in Wisconsin’s gubernatorial primary is talking about policy — even as her old tweets keep following her.
By: Grace Panetta
No one can agree on what, exactly, electability is — but both Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed are making the case that they have it.
By: Grace Panetta
Crowley dropped out, then jumped back into the race in a last-ditch effort to stop Hong. He would be Wisconsin’s first Black governor if elected.
By: Chabeli Carrazana, Grace Panetta
Texas' Republican Senate nominee is facing an online backlash from people who would prefer if women were not in the workforce.
