Lee Carter is the President at Maslansky + Partners. She specializes in general assignment news with a focus on government and politics, covering topics such as elections, public policy, and economic policy. Lee's insights and expertise have been featured in outlets including the Daily Mail, Fox News Media, and the Orlando Sentinel.
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Lee Carter's coverage revolves around art, design, and culture with a strong focus on events and profile features. She would likely appreciate pitches related to unique art exhibitions, profiles of artists or collectors, and insights into the intersection of art with society.
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While Lee Carter doesn't have a specified geographic focus, her articles cover international events such as Art Basel Miami and collaborations between global entities like Valentino and American museums focused on Italian art. Therefore, she might appreciate pitches that highlight global trends in the arts world rather than region-specific topics.
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By: Lee Carter
Political reframing in 2025 showed how strategic language choices override traditional metrics, as Democrats' shift from 'economy' to 'affordability' messaging flipped races nationwide.
By: Lee Hartley
Data-driven mapmaking lets politicians design districts that look competitive but aren't
By: Lee Hartley
Public opinion doesn't move in a straight line. It moves in moments. And this week, the moment is Beijing
While it may be stating the patently bloody obvious, 2026's edition of Slam Dunk is a pretty big deal. Who would have thought back in 2006 when the festival's first edition debuted that, twenty years on, it would have gone from strength to strength, expanding from a single stage to the multi-stage behemoth it now is? So, it stands to reason that such a milestone deserves celebrating, and what better than some of the finest in pop punk, emo, metal, etc.? As Devolution gears up to join in the big birthday bash, we wanted to highlight some of the choice bands to catch across either edition this weekend.
By: Lee Hartley
Polling shows a generic ballot advantage, but Democrat voters can't locate party's emotional center
Bank holiday weekends are scarce in the UK, and finding one with sunshine is like winning the lottery and on par with meeting a unicorn – truly rare.
By: Lee Hartley
New York Democrat Mayor Zohran Mamdani won on affordability, not ideology, and Republicans should take note
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By: Lee Carter
Zohran Mamdani, Graham Platner and Troy Jackson all represent a deeper crisis of institutional trust, not a simple leftward shift in politics.
