Holly Otterbein is a National Political Reporter at Politico. She focuses on a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a particular emphasis on Pennsylvania and broader national political dynamics. Holly's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, Axios, and E&E News.
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Holly Otterbein's articles primarily revolve around government and politics, with a focus on election law, healthcare, Medicare, presidential campaigns, and the Democratic Party. The topics covered include ongoing political events and legal policy regulations.
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Democrats fighting over their strategy and leadership for 2028 are locked in on savaging — or saving — the one man with a title and power: DNC chair Ken Martin.
Progressive and moderate Democrats are battling over how to rebuild the party's brand.
Tuesday's showdowns pitting progressive vs. moderates looking like "a mixed bag."
Harris' moves are the latest sign she's inching toward a presidential run in 2028.
It's the latest example of tit-for-tat election politics that have come to define the Trump era.
A growing number of Jewish Democrats tell Axios they feel as if they don't have a place in the party.
The contest to succeed retiring Sen. Gary Peters (D-Mich.) has become a proxy war.
Maine Democrats handed progressive firebrand Graham Platner an easy win in Tuesday's Senate primary, looking past his personal scandals in hopes he can oust five-term GOP Sen.
AOC has gotten on a roll by deploying a different strategy from that of her mentor, Sen. Bernie Sanders.
AI anxiety dominated much of the conversation at the AFL-CIO's national convention.
