Yue Stella Yu is a journalist based in Michigan, with a focus on local news and politics. Her work has been featured in various publications, including Raw Story, CalMatters, KQED, The Press Democrat, and more. She covers a range of topics, including campaign finance, homelessness, unemployment, and political divisions within the state.
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Yue Stella Yu's coverage is heavily focused on government and politics, with a specific emphasis on California. The topics covered include California politics, U.S. Senate race, Latino voters, EBT theft, California EDD, homelessness, campaign financing and several other Michigan-specific political issues.
Given the local focus of her reporting in Michigan as well as broader coverage of California politics and social issues such as homelessness and voter engagement within the Latino community for U.S. Senate candidates can be key points to consider when reaching out to Yue Stella Yu.
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California's Republican U.S. Senate candidate Steve Garvey had a good fundraising quarter after emerging from the March primary in the top two.
By: Yue Stella Yu
As Democrats in California and across the country scramble to decide if they want President Joe Biden to remain in the race, a concerned U.S. Rep.
Democrat seats precarious by Biden's unpopularity Topline: A widespread lack of enthusiasm among Democratic voters for Biden could cause headaches for down-ballot candidates.
By: Yue Stella Yu
Between April 1 and June 30, the former Dodgers and Padres star outraised his Democratic opponent, Rep. Adam Schiff, by more than $1 million, according to the latest campaign finance reports.
By: Yue Stella Yu
Kamala Harris is bringing back Democratic donors who soured on President Joe Biden. Donald Trump is counting on his pick of running mate, JD Vance, to raise money in Silicon Valley.
Both Democrats and Republicans are cashing in Topline: Kamala Harris is bringing back Democratic donors who soured on President Biden.
By: Yue Stella Yu
Kamala Harris is defending her California roots and record against a frontal assault by the Trump campaign.
By: Yue Stella Yu
Can Harris finally break through in 2024?
By: Yue Stella Yu
Will artificial intelligence be the doom of political integrity? Or will it help promote election law compliance in California?
Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump arrives to speak during a press conference held at Trump National Golf Club Los Angeles in Rancho Palos Verdes, on Sept. 13. Photo by Jae C. Hong, AP Photo
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