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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Rep. Mike Collins has the president's support. Winning in November is another question.
By: Hunter Woodall, Will McDuffie, Zack Stanton
These seats will not make a difference on whether Democrats win the House. But they speak volumes about the party's governing path.
By: Zack Stanton, Hunter Woodall
The state's sixth congressional district has quickly become an expensive primary with muted widespread meaning.
The New York mayor’s endorsed slate swept the city’s primaries Tuesday — the latest sign that the party’s energy is running well to the left of its leaders in Washington.
By: Zack Stanton, Hunter Woodall
Contests in Colorado, Missouri, Michigan and Wisconsin will test whether the left can win beyond friendly, deep-blue terrain.
By: Zack Stanton, Hunter Woodall
There's a new flashpoint in the rupture between incumbents and democratic socialists.
Colorado's primary on Tuesday was a struggle for tenured elected officials in the blue state.
By: Chris Jansing, Hunter Woodall
The progressive, who is running for his party's nomination in the state primary, had earlier been vague on a Platner resignation after a woman accused the Maine Senate candidate of assault.
By: Chris Jansing, Carla Herreria, Hunter Woodall
For voters, Tuesday's debate may be more about the general election than the primary.
By: Joe Danborn, Hunter Woodall
The state party has a little over two weeks to pick someone to take the place of its disgraced Senate nominee.
