Nicholas Nehamas is a political reporter who has written for various publications including The Seattle Times, The New York Times, Orlando Sentinel, and The Press Democrat. He has covered a wide range of political topics including the Israel-Palestine conflict, vaccine skepticism, abortion, and presidential campaigns. Nicholas's work has been featured in multiple publications and he has a strong track record of delivering insightful and engaging political journalism.
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Nicholas Nehamas' focus on Government & Politics, particularly within the United States and with an emphasis on evolving stories, legal policy regulation, government announcements, and opinion editorials suggests a preference for sources who can provide timely insights into political events and decisions. This could include individuals involved in or affected by political campaigns and legislation.
Given his coverage of specific politicians like Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley, he may be interested in expert commentary from individuals directly involved with these figures or those closely following their actions. Additionally, given the nature of some articles as opinion editorials, he might also be open to pitches from thought leaders offering unique perspectives on ongoing political debates.
It's important to note that Nicholas focuses primarily on national US politics; therefore, relevant pitches should align with this geographic scope.
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By: Jazmine Ulloa, Chris Cameron, Callie Holtermann, Alexandra Berzon, Michael Wines, Danny Hakim, Nicholas Nehamas, J. David Goodman, Erica L. Green, Michael Corkery, Maggie Astor, Theodore Schleifer, Simon J. Levien
With five days to go until Election Day, Donald J. Trump and Kamala Harris are heading westward to cities in Arizona and Nevada.
By: Nicholas Nehamas, Erica L. Green
Polls show Donald Trump is already facing a significant deficit with female voters in his race against Vice President Kamala Harris.
By: Erica L. Green, Nicholas Nehamas
By and Former President Donald Trump said at a rally Wednesday that he would protect American women “whether the women like it or
As the year began, few expected Kamala Harris to make a historic march toward the presidency. After a head-spinning summer, her campaign’s remarkable story awaits its conclusion.
By: Michael Gold, Katie Rogers, Nicholas Nehamas
The candidates outlined vastly different messages in Georgia and North Carolina, with Kamala Harris promising to bring down costs and Donald J. Trump exaggerating how bad the recent jobs report was.
By: Maggie Haberman, Katie Rogers, Michael Levenson, Sheryl Gay Stolberg, Aishvarya Kavi, Rebecca Davis O’Brien, Nicholas Nehamas, Michael Gold
Donald J. Trump will also hold rallies in Georgia and North Carolina with two days to go in an extraordinarily tight presidential campaign.
By: Nicholas Nehamas, Katie Glueck
“Our campaign has not been about being against something, it is about being for something,” Vice President Kamala Harris said, avoiding any mention of her rival by name.
By: Nicholas Nehamas, Michael Gold, Katie Rogers
The candidates outlined vastly different messages in Georgia and North Carolina, with Donald J. Trump exaggerating how bad the recent jobs report was and Kamala Harris promising to bring down costs
By: Michael D. Shear, Jazmine Ulloa, Reid J. Epstein, Grace Ashford, Kate Conger, Maggie Astor, Erica L. Green, Michael Gold, Emily Cochrane, Ernesto Londoño, Adam Nagourney, Dillon Deaton, Nicholas Nehamas, Linda Qiu, Theodore Schleifer, Neil Vigdor, Brent Mcdonald, Katie Rogers, Eduardo Medina, Karoun Demirjian
It could take days to know the winner, as it did in 2020, because counting mail ballots takes time. But returns on election night could also offer clarity.
By: Kaleigh Rogers, Adam Nagourney, Michael Gold, Nailah Morgan, Corey Kilgannon, Nicholas Nehamas, Reid J. Epstein, Jonathan Weisman, Carl Hulse, Michael D. Shear, Theodore Schleifer, Chris Cameron, Linda Qiu, Jennifer Medina, Alexandra Eaton, Elena Shao, Richard Fausset, Alex Pena
Former President Donald J. Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are offering vastly different messages in a state both see as critical. Both have rallies in Pittsburgh before Mr. Trump closes his campaign in Grand Rapids, Mich., and Ms. Harris wraps hers in Philadelphia.
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