Zach Montellaro is a journalist who writes for POLITICO, SCOTUSblog, and Yahoo News. He covers a wide range of political topics, including election news, legal issues, and analysis of political events. His articles provide in-depth insights into current political developments and their impact on various aspects of American society.
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The $2.5 million campaign plans on running through mid-December.
By: Zach Montellaro, Josh Gerstein
The Supreme Court said Monday it will take up the constitutionality of a congressional redistricting map in Louisiana that includes two majority-Black districts. | Francis Chung/POLITICO
The redistricting process led Republican Garret Graves to sit out the elections.
By: Zach Montellaro, John Sakellariadis
“If you don't certify an election at the county level, or certify a canvas, you're going to get indicted,” said Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes. | Ross D. Franklin/AP
By: Megan Messerly, Zach Montellaro
The presidential race is statistically tied in all battleground states, with the down ballot map still in a scramble.
A new POLITICO-Morning Consult poll finds that a majority of Americans are concerned about another event like the storming of the Capitol nearly four years ago.
By: Zach Montellaro, Shia Kapos
Vote counting should be faster this year, but the margin is the most important thing.
By: Kyle Cheney, Zach Montellaro
Despite a few hiccups, voting appeared to be proceeding without serious problems in the battleground states.
By: Zach Montellaro, Tim Ross, Kyle Cheney
First results go according to expectations, with Donald Trump winning Florida and Indiana, and Kamala Harris taking Maryland and Vermont.
Ohio’s Republican governor gets to pick.
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