Laura Wainman is a Digital Director at WUSA-TV based out of Alexandria, Virginia. She covers a range of topics including crime, traffic, and regional interest, with a particular focus on Maryland, Virginia, and NFL sports. Laura's work has been featured in various outlets including WPMT FOX43, WLTX-TV, KXTV-TV, and WQAD News 8.
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Laura Wainman's coverage focuses heavily on local breaking news and evolving stories related to crime, law enforcement, legal proceedings, accidents, and emergency services in the Washington D.C. area. Given her focus on breaking news and evolving stories within this region, she may be more receptive to pitches that provide timely updates or exclusive insights into ongoing criminal investigations, legal cases, or emergency situations in the Washington D.C. area.
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- Experts with firsthand knowledge of local crime trends
- Law enforcement officials able to discuss public safety initiatives
- Legal professionals who can offer insight into high-profile trials in the region
Given her emphasis on local coverage of crime-related topics within Washington D.C., it would be beneficial for sources reaching out to have specific expertise or direct involvement in similar incidents occurring within this geographic area.
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From what you need to bring to the polls, how to check your registration status and what will be on your ballot, get your voter questions answered here.
By: Laura Wainman
To help you prepare to cast a ballot, we've broken down what you can expect to see if you're registered in Virginia, from statewide to county-by-county races.
To help you prepare to cast a ballot, we've broken down what you can expect to see if you're registered in Maryland, from statewide to county-by-county races.
By: Laura Wainman
To help you prepare to cast a ballot, we've broken down what you can expect to see if you're registered in DC, from across the District, to ward-by-ward races.
Remember, as long as you're in line by the time polls close on Election Day, you can still cast your ballot.
There are key local, state and national races on the Nov. 5 ballot. Get up-to-the-minute results, analysis and live reporting from campaigns streaming live!
Since 1960, Maryland has only voted for the Republican candidate in a presidential election three times.
D.C. has always given its electoral votes to the Democrat, since its first participation in a presidential election in 1964.
D.C. has always given its electoral votes to the Democrat, since its first participation in a presidential election in 1964.
The vice president is also the projected winner in Maryland and DC, while Trump secured West Virginia’s electoral votes.
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