Congress and Politics Reporter at the Washington Examiner
Julia Johnson is a Congress and Politics Reporter at the Washington Examiner. With a focus on national politics, Julia covers a range of topics including elections, policy, and political figures. She is known for her in-depth reporting and analysis of political events and has been featured in various publications.
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Julia Johnson's coverage is heavily focused on US Government & Politics, with a specific emphasis on political figures and their activities. She regularly covers evolving political stories, government announcements, and legal policy regulation related to national politics.
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By: Julia Johnson
Senate Democrats are seeking to preemptively debunk "misinformation" about the election results with two weeks before the contest.
By: Julia Johnson, Tyler Olson
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell was reportedly "furious" when Sen. Rick Scott challenged his re-election as leader in 2022.
By: Julia Johnson
Tammy Baldwin is hitting back at Eric Hovde for comparing her comments to those of Hillary Clinton, featuring his own remarks in a new ad.
By: Julia Johnson
Senate Minority Leader McConnell and House Speaker Johnson asked Vice President Harris to cease her "dangerous rhetoric."
By: Julia Johnson
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., and House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., asked Vice President Kamala Harris to cease her "dangerous rhetoric."
By: Julia Johnson
Out-of-cycle senators are still hitting the campaign trail, not only to help their party, but to build relationships and establish influence.
By: Julia Johnson
'Secretary Mayorkas must answer for his part in this failure,' GOP senators wrote
By: Julia Johnson, Matteo Cina
Republican Sen Ted Cruz is facing Democrat Colin Allred in the Texas Senate race
By: Julia Johnson
'Can you believe he endorsed me?' Trump asked a North Carolina crowd
By: Julia Johnson
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., referred to an independent candidate in Nebraska's race as a pickup opportunity for Democrats to potentially keep their majority.
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