Hunter Woodall is a political editorial producer for CBS News. He focuses on government and politics, covering elections and public policy while also addressing regional and world news. Hunter's work has been featured in various outlets, including Yahoo News, The Bakersfield Californian, and the Star Tribune.
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Hunter Woodall's coverage primarily focuses on local politics, particularly in Minnesota and the Minneapolis area. His articles tend to revolve around government announcements and legal policy regulations, indicating an interest in political developments and their implications.
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A key DNC panel voted Friday to keep the state first in the nation, rejecting bids from Nevada and New Hampshire. The full membership is expected to sign off next month.
By: Hunter Woodall, Mary Ann Akers
Democrats swapping out their Maine Senate nominee has made for a chaotic final push in a must-win race.
By: Hunter Woodall, Shawna Thomas, Chris Jansing
By Chris Jansing and Hunter Woodall In 2022, Mandela Barnes lost to a Republican the Wisconsin Democratic Party
By: Eugene Daniels, Hunter Woodall, Mary Ann Akers
“If the Democratic Party was actually delivering on the things that they say they care about … I would feel comfortable saying yes to that,” a DSA leader told MS NOW.
By: Shawna Thomas, Hunter Woodall, Nnamdi Egwuonwu
Abdul El-Sayed was buried under more than $50 million in outside spending in a state Democrats can't afford to lose. His performance tests what electability means — and hands Republicans a target.
By: Mary Ann Akers, Hunter Woodall
A handful from the movement are already on a glide path to Congress after primary wins.
By: Hunter Woodall, Rachel Van Dongen
So far this year, 10 House members, seven Democrats and three Republicans, along with two Republican senators have lost their races as voters seem ready for generational change and to throw the bums out, when warranted.
By: Hunter Woodall, Rachel Van Dongen
Francesca Hong hoped to capitalize on an anti-establishment mood apparent in the broader electorate. But Democrats in the battleground state balked.
By: Hunter Woodall, Zack Stanton
Byron Donalds faces racist attacks from a rival, Democrats may nominate a former Republican, and a socialist is challenging an incumbent.
A Black conservative won the GOP nomination for governor despite racist attacks. A DSA-aligned state legislator toppled a $16 million Senate campaign. And another House incumbent went down.
