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Patricia Mazzei

Miami Bureau Chief

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The New York Times, WLRN Public Radio & Television, THE HILO RICE MILL COMPANY, LTD., Sun Sentinel Media Group, Boston Globe Technology

Preston's Summary

Patricia Mazzei is a Miami Bureau Chief at The New York Times. She covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, government and politics, and climate change, with a focus on Florida and Puerto Rico. Her work has been featured in various outlets such as the Sun Sentinel Media Group, Yahoo News, and The Boston Globe.

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Geo Focus

Miami, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Evolving Stories: 33 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 18 %
Breaking News: 13 %
Government Announcement: 10 %
Event Coverage: 10 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Climate Policy
  • Elections
  • Government
  • Politics
  • Public Policy
  • Water Management

Pitching Insights

Patricia Mazzei's coverage primarily revolves around politics, particularly focusing on Florida and Miami. She frequently covers evolving political stories as well as legal policy regulations and government announcements.

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Articles

The New York Times

Asian American voters could be key swing voters.

Asian American voters could be key swing voters.

By: Maggie Haberman, Simon J. Levien, Reid J. Epstein, Amy Qin, Michael C. Bender, Alan Rappeport, Maggie Astor, Jonathan Weisman, Neil Vigdor, Patricia Mazzei, Alan Blinder, Annie Karni, Chris Cameron, Tim Balk, Shashank Bengali, Michael Gold, Adam Nagourney

A sharp October hiring slowdown, which was expected because of a large labor strike at Boeing and two hurricanes in the Southeast, came ahead of campaign stops by Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald J. Trump in Michigan and Wisconsin.

The New York Times

On the issues: Where Harris and Trump stand on immigration.

On the issues: Where Harris and Trump stand on immigration.

By: Alexandria Symonds, Jim Tankersley, Charles Homans, Maya C. Miller, Mark Barrett, Zolan Kanno-Youngs, Glenn Thrush, Patricia Mazzei, Benjamin Oreskes, David W. Chen, Julian E. Barnes, Michael Gold, Kassie Bracken, Isabelle Taft, Noah Throop, Jordan Gale, Maggie Haberman, Yousur Al, Nick Corasaniti, Theodore Schleifer, Alan Rappeport, Remy Tumin, Jazmine Ulloa, Emily Cochrane, Joel Wolfram, Ashley Wu, Emily Rhyne

Voters are choosing between Kamala Harris and Donald J. Trump, a decision that has polarized a wearied electorate. Nearly every poll in the seven battleground states says the race is a tossup.

The New York Times

Nevada rejected more ballots than usual, and voters have until Nov. 12 to ‘cure’ them.

Nevada rejected more ballots than usual, and voters have until Nov. 12 to ‘cure’ them.

By: Ruth Igielnik, Luke Broadwater, Katie Robertson, Jazmine Ulloa, Jonathan Weisman, Edgar Sandoval, Maggie Astor, Dionne Searcey, Michael Gold, Heather Knight, Jacey Fortin, Nicole Craine, Mattathias Schwartz, Eduardo Medina, Emily Cochrane, Katie Glueck, Patricia Mazzei, Annie Karni, Leanne Abraham, Nate Cohn, Danny Hakim, J. David Goodman, Tracey Tully

2024 Election Night: Live Trump-Harris Updates

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A county elections office in Arizona is evacuated after a bomb threat.

A county elections office in Arizona is evacuated after a bomb threat.

By: Mitch Smith, Lazaro Gamio, Emily Cochrane, Michael Wines, Katie Robertson, Kaleigh Rogers, June Kim, Tracey Tully, Eduardo Medina, Jack Healy, Delilah Brumer, Aishvarya Kavi, Zolan Kanno-Youngs, Erin Nolan, Julie Bosman, Grace Ashford, Charles Homans, Nate Cohn, Carl Hulse, Jonathan Weisman, Katie Glueck, Jenn Ackerman, Patricia Mazzei

The threat, one of at least six received in Arizona today, is likely to slow ballot counting in La Paz County.

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