Mini Racker is a Staff Correspondent for TIME and Yahoo News. She specializes in political reporting, covering topics such as presidential campaigns, fundraising platforms, and the impact of elections on state houses. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance New Zealand and Yahoo Sports Canada.
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Mini Racker's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, with a specific emphasis on the activities of political parties, debates, fundraising initiatives, and key figures within both major US political parties. She also delves into legal policy regulation and provides expert commentary.
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The first ever transgender member of Congress will be seated in January.
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