Phillip M. Bailey is a national journalist whose work has been featured in various publications, including Anderson Independent Mail, USA TODAY, Daily Times, The Clarion-Ledger, Yahoo News, and Courier Journal. With a focus on political reporting, Bailey covers topics such as debates, elections, and the activities of high-profile politicians. His articles provide insights and analysis on key issues that impact voters across the United States.
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Phillip M. Bailey's coverage primarily revolves around U.S. national politics, focusing on evolving political stories, legal policy regulation, and government announcements related to the Republican and Democratic parties, presidential candidates, and elections.
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By: Phillip M. Bailey, Sarah D. Wire, John Wisely, Deborah Barfield Berry, Erik Pfantz, Mary Jo Pitzl, Trevor Hughes
The USA TODAY Network followed election workers in swing states including a clerk, lawyers, poll workers, poll watchers and a county commissioner.
By: Marina Pitofsky, Phillip M. Bailey
Just one week until former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris face off on Election Day.
By: Phillip M. Bailey, Karissa Waddick, Francesca Chambers, Rebecca Morin, Sudiksha Kochi, Riley Beggin, Bart Jansen, Sam Woodward, Mark Robison, Zac Anderson
Editor's note: This page reflects the news from the campaign trail for the 2024 election from Tuesday, Oct. 29. For the latest news on the presidential election, read USA TODAY's live election updates for Wednesday, Oct. 30.
By: John Bacon, Marina Pitofsky, Rachel Barber, Phillip M. Bailey
Election Day officially arrived Tuesday, the first votes have been counted, and results will be rolling in across America all night long, deep into Wednesday and perhaps beyond.
By: John Bacon, Marina Pitofsky, Rachel Barber, Phillip M. Bailey
Election Day officially arrived Tuesday, the first votes have been counted, and results will be rolling in across America all night long, deep into Wednesday and perhaps beyond.
By: Phillip M. Bailey, Michael Collins
Phillip M. Bailey and Michael Collins, USA TODAY · 8 min read CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Maurice Myers didn't bother showing up to the polls.
By: Michael Collins, Phillip M. Bailey
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Maurice Myers didn't bother showing up to the polls.
By: Phillip M. Bailey, Michael Collins
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Maurice Myers didn’t bother showing up to the polls.
By: Phillip M. Bailey, Riley Beggin
Riley Beggin and Phillip M. Bailey, USA TODAY · 6 min read
By: Riley Beggin, Phillip M. Bailey
Republicans are likely to keep the chamber. But if Democrats flip it, the next two years will be marked by opposition.
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