Natasha Korecki is a Senior National Political Reporter at NBC News. She covers campaigns and issues affecting voters, with a particular focus on the presidential race and the political landscape in Midwestern states and Nevada. Natasha's work has been featured in prominent outlets including POLITICO, Yahoo News, and CNBC.
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Natasha Korecki's focus is predominantly on government and politics, with an emphasis on election campaigns, GOP candidates, and immigration. Her coverage includes evolving stories, government announcements, event coverage, and legal policy regulation.
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By: Natasha Korecki, Jonathan Allen
Amid turmoil over the Democratic Party's future, Harris has been privately sounding out confidants about her own prospects.
By: Jonathan Allen, Natasha Korecki
The position puts her at odds with some on the left, such as Rep. Ro Khanna, another potential 2028 contender, who said he wants to find ācommon groundā with people like Greene.
When Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez singled out former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene as an āantisemiteā and a ābigotā in public remarks Friday, she rattled more than a few cages.
By: Brennan Leach, Rebecca Shabad, Gary Grumbach, Mithil Aggarwal, Kyle Stewart, Jonathan Allen, Owen Hayes, Tara Prindiville, Daniella Silva, Steve Kopack, Ryan-Reilly, Natasha Korecki, Sasha-Marquez, Andrew Blankstein, Phil Helsel, Juliette Arcodia
The Senate voted to confirm Kevin Warsh, Trump's nominee to be the chairman of the Federal Reserve, to be a member of the central bank's Board of Governors.
By: Natasha Korecki
DNC chair Ken Martin had been pummeled in public for months after he promised to release the report and then reversed course in December.
By: Natasha Korecki, Ben Kamisar
After months refusing to make the report public but saying the DNC was learning important lessons from it, Martin on Thursday gave a different story.
By: Natasha Korecki
Martin has so far avoided an internal revolt, but critics say he'll be in a precarious position if fundraising takes a hit.
By: Allan Smith, Natasha Korecki
Republicans think they have a potent counter ā and itās centered on Vice President JD Vanceās anti-fraud task force.
By: Lauren Zola, Natasha Korecki, Peter Nicholas, Jonathan Allen
In her new memoir, she writes that she knew her husband was slowing, but believed he was still up to the job.
By: Bridget Bowman, Sahil Kapur, Natasha Korecki
Party divisions have grown as Democratic leaders and activists debate the seriousness of the scandals surrounding Platner, who is critical in their drive to win the Senate.
