Riley Rogerson is a Politics Reporter at NOTUS. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, drawing on her extensive experience as a former congressional reporter for The Daily Beast and the Anchorage Daily News. Riley has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, POLITICO, and The Texas Tribune.
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The New Jersey Republican has not voted since early March.
“Not happening here,” Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick said.
By: Andrew Howard, Riley Rogerson, Erin Doherty
A new POLITICO Poll suggests many appear willing to embrace a maximalist posture on redistricting.
By: Calen Razor, Riley Rogerson
High-minded appeals to good government are out. Ruthless partisan tactics are in.
By: Riley Rogerson, Calen Razor
High-minded appeals to good government are out. Ruthless partisan tactics are in.
Even if majority-minority districts need to be redrawn, Rep. Greg Meeks said, “We’ve got to get more Democrats.”
By: Riley Rogerson
They won’t get a vote, but five would-be successors say they are ready to wield power in other ways.
By: Riley Rogerson, Kelsey Brugger
Rep. Lori Trahan is negotiating across the aisle on a thorny policy issue while eying a promotion in leadership.
By: Riley Rogerson
Lawmakers continue to seek to block cost-of-living adjustments even after a federal judge ruled the practice unconstitutional.
By: Jeremy B. White, Riley Rogerson, Daniel Lippman, Melanie Mason
The mild-mannered Democratic frontrunner has built a career on painstaking deliberation — and a stubborn refusal to back down once he has made up his mind.
