Sally Goldenberg is a Political Reporter at POLITICO. She covers the 2024 presidential election and has a rich background in government and politics, with a focus on social issues and regional interests. Sally's work has been featured in Yahoo News, CDC Gaming Reports, and NewsBreak, among others.
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Sally Goldenberg's coverage primarily revolves around government and politics, particularly within the Republican Party. Her focus includes evolving stories, government announcements, legal policy regulation and political themes.
Given her extensive coverage of the 2024 Presidential Election, Republican figures such as Nikki Haley, Ron DeSantis, Chris Christie, and Tim Scott are likely to be receptive to providing insights into campaign strategies or fundraising efforts for potential articles that Sally might cover.
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By: Maya Kaufman, Joe Anuta, Sally Goldenberg
Timothy Pearson insisted that fire officials meet with an AI company at the same time he had a personal relationship with a consultant for the firm.
By: Sally Goldenberg, Joe Anuta, Jeff Coltin
Tim Pearson is one of Adams' closest and highest-paid aides with vast but nebulous duties.
By: Michael Gartland, Sally Goldenberg
NEW YORK — New York City Mayor Eric Adams didn't grow up with money or connections. But through the years, he acquired something else: swagger.
Among those leaving is longtime aide Winnie Greco, whose home was raided last year.
By: Jeff Coltin, Sally Goldenberg
The New York City Mayor is close to elevating Maria Torres-Springer to first deputy mayor, sources say.
By: Sally Goldenberg, Joe Anuta, Maya Kaufman, Jason Beeferman
Jesse Hamilton, a close ally of the mayor who oversees real estate services for the city, is under scrutiny by Manhattan prosecutors.
By: Sally Goldenberg
The New York Times/Siena survey reveals New York City voters are most concerned about crime heading into a reelection year.
By: Sally Goldenberg, Nick Reisman, Jeff Coltin, Michael Gartland
Democrats defended all their House seats and gained seats from the GOP.
By: Sally Goldenberg, Jeff Coltin
Brad Lander's mayoral campaign could still get paid out next month, despite the surprising error.
By: Joe Anuta, Sally Goldenberg, Jeff Coltin
The New York City mayor learned Monday he will be denied millions of dollars in public campaign matching funds.
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