Joan Vennochi is an op-ed columnist for the Boston Globe. She covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Joan's insights and commentary have been featured in The Boston Globe and Boston Globe Media.
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Joan Vennochi's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in Massachusetts, particularly Boston. She often delves into legal policy regulation and government announcements, indicating receptivity to pitches related to local political issues, public policy debates, social issues or governmental decisions specifically within the Massachusetts area.
Given her focus on legal policy regulations, she may be interested in commentary from experts with a deep understanding of state-specific laws and their impact on society. Pitches offering insights into political developments within Boston or Massachusetts would likely resonate well with her areas of interest.
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By: Joan Vennochi
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An argument over World Cup crowd safety at South Station reveals state and city infighting.
By: Joan Vennochi
Many are willing to embrace a flawed candidate at the cost of the party's credibility toward women and character.
By backing a challenger to Senator Nick Collins, Wu may be settling a political score, but it may come at a cost to Boston's influence on Beacon Hill.
By: Abdallah Fayyad, Joan Vennochi, Noah Rothman
Tuesday was a big day for party primaries across the country — nowhere more so than in California, where literally dozens of candidates were on the ballot to replace Gov.
By: Joan Vennochi, Noah Rothman, Abdallah Fayyad
Three writers weigh in. Mainers held their Democratic primary for US Senate Tuesday night, and as expected, the rough-edged oysterman and former combat Marine Graham Platner won . (Gov.
Jill Biden's book revives questions about loyalty, denial, and the lingering fractures inside the Democratic Party.
The AG takes a tough stance at the federal level but dodges local disagreements.
Moulton uses a Senate debate without Markey to sharpen his case for generational change. If Senator Ed Markey is feeling some heat in his bid for reelection — he should be.
Last week, Elon Musk's SpaceX went public in the biggest IPO ever. Not only did that IPO make Musk the world's first trillionaire, it also turned hundreds of SpaceX employees into multi-millionaires overnight.
