Patrick Marley is a Reporter at the Washington Post. He specializes in covering voting issues, government, and politics, with a keen focus on elections, public policy, and legal affairs. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and The Detroit News.
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Patrick Marley's coverage mostly revolves around legal policy regulation and government announcements, primarily focusing on politics and government. His articles largely cover the 2024 election, Republican candidates, Trump's ballot status challenges, Supreme Court decisions regarding election-related matters, and civil rights issues.
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Patrick Marley Washington Post Rep. James E. Clyburn has long been a power broker in the Democratic Party.
By: Maegan Vazquez, Karin Brulliard, Patrick Marley
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis had been under pressure from Trump to pardon Peters, a former county clerk who helped secretly copy voting machines’ hard drives.
By: Patrick Marley, Hannah Knowles, Dan Merica
It was a big night for the president as his favorites swept Republican foes in Georgia, Pennsylvania and Kentucky. Here the are key takeaways.
By: Dan Merica, Patrick Marley, Hannah Knowles
President Donald Trump and his allies flexed their power Tuesday in primaries around the country, as Republican voters advanced their favored candidates and ousted one of Trump's top Republican critics in Congress.
By: Olivia George, Patrick Marley
Politicians, no longer content to leave elections to chance, are working to choose their voters as often as every two years.
By: Patrick Marley
A federal court put a hold on a congressional map that Alabama Republicans want to use this fall to give themselves an edge in every district in the state.
Patrick Marley Washington Post The failure to approve a new map in South Carolina preserved the district of Rep. James E.
By: Patrick Marley
A federal judge said it was too early for him to consider blocking President Donald Trump's executive order aimed at limiting who can receive mail ballots.
By: Patrick Marley
Agents in Wisconsin have been following up on debunked conspiracy theories as part of their queries, after pursuing 2020 ballots in other swing states.
By: Patrick Marley
The ruling comes a month after another judge allowed Trump’s order to stand. The latest ruling sidelines major provisions of the order despite the earlier ruling.
