Philip Elliott is a Senior Washington Correspondent at TIME. He covers national campaigns, elections, and government, with a focus on public policy, current affairs, and geopolitics. Elliott's insights and reporting have been featured in various outlets, including Yahoo News, MSN, and NBC DFW.
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A disjointed party is trying to decide how to handle the latest damaging revelations about the controversial Maine Senate candidate
By: Philip Elliott
Graham Platner’s fiery candidacy may fit the moment, but his baggage could sink Democrats' chances of taking back the Senate.
By: Philip Elliott
As U.S. Embassies around the world kick off events to commemorate America's 250th birthday, President Donald Trump's ambassador to Italy is promoting
Even before the White House released the actual text of its agreement with Iran on Wednesday, leaked snippets were getting a lot of Republicans nervous.
By: Philip Elliott
Maine Texas Iowa , and Alaska all have high-wattage, younger nominees who are raising hopes among party insiders that John Thune won't be the Senate's Majority Leader much longer.
Tuesday night was a very good night to be a leftist in New York City. It was even a better night to be Zorhan Mamdani
Two-fifths of GOP voters under 30 do not align with Trump’s quest to Make America Great Again, or at least not in his paradigm.
Philip Elliott There's no denying that President Donald Trump has a vise-like hold over the current Republican Party.
By: Philip Elliott
A day after allegations of sexual assault upended his political career , Graham Platner remained Democrats' nominee for Senate in Maine.
By: Philip Elliott
Graham Platner , the combative Maine oyster farmer and Marine veteran who upended the hopes of Democratic leaders to run a moderate against Republican
