Russell Payne is a reporter at Salon. His work primarily focuses on government and politics, with an emphasis on topics such as elections, public policy, and cannabis regulation, while also exploring themes in artificial intelligence and law enforcement. He has been featured in various publications including The New York Sun, Yahoo Finance, and Truthout.
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Russell Payne's focus is on local government and politics in the United States, specifically New York. He covers legal policy regulation, cites data, and reports on government announcements regarding national security, elections, Congress, and political developments.
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Legal wins won't matter if Republicans can't get people to vote for them Staff Reporter
A Massie victory, Republican strategists say, would speak more to the district than to Trump's influence
By: Russell Payne
Local elections are where the Callais decision could be felt most Staff Reporter
By: Russell Payne
Local elections are where the Callais decision could be felt most
Both potential GOP candidates have torn each other down, and are now equally competitive in the general election
Focused on messaging and ad spend, the autopsy ignores Democrats' real problem: their platform
The widespread opposition and mobilization against the Iran war offers hope Staff Reporter
Organizers see political and legal battles ahead for a novel solution to America’s campaign finance fiasco
Legal wins won’t matter if Republicans can’t get people to vote for them
By: Russell Payne
Politicized public health agencies also make it harder to hold officials accountable
