Jimmy Vielkind is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal, covering news in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. He has a focus on politics, policy, and current events in the region. His work has also been featured in publications such as MarketWatch and Financial News.
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Jimmy Vielkind's coverage focuses primarily on politics and legal policy regulation, with a strong emphasis on New York State and City. Given this focus, pitches should provide in-depth insights into the political landscape of New York, covering topics such as legislation, elections, crime, immigration, gun control, infrastructure-related policies or activism.
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By: Jimmy Vielkind
The former police officer got his political start in Brooklyn, known for favor-trading.
By: Jimmy Vielkind, Cam Pollack
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. polled as high as 15% in Nevada before dropping out of the presidential race. Some of his supporters say they are coming around to supporting former President Donald Trump in November.
By: Jimmy Vielkind, Ryan Barber
The former president singled out Rep. Adam Schiff as one such enemy.
By: Jimmy Vielkind, Cam Pollack, Caleb Alvarado
In the battleground of Wisconsin, several voters feeling the sting of higher prices on everyday goods said they weren’t impressed with the vice president’s economic platform.
By: Cam Pollack, Heather Khalifa, Jimmy Vielkind
Voters have qualms about both Donald Trump’s deportation calls and Kamala Harris’s record.
From Donald Trump’s shooting to Kamala Harris at the Ellipse, here’s what stood out during the 2024 campaign.
By: Jimmy Vielkind
A WSJ reporter behind the “Chasing the Base” and “Chasing the Vote” podcasts looks back on the campaign and his journey.
Men aged 18 to 29 in particular were vital to the Republican’s comeback victory.
By: John Mccormick, Jimmy Vielkind, Aaron Zitner
Vice President Kamala Harris hoped the suburbs would push her to victory the way they did for President Biden.
By: Jimmy Vielkind, Katy Stech Ferek
As a member of GOP House leadership, she made headlines over antisemitism hearings with college presidents.
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