Campaign 2026 coverage at C-SPAN

Troy Jackson (D-ME) to Sen. Susan Collins(R-ME): “Thank you for the road salt,” says more to be done against Trump tariffs – link

Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME): “Unaware” of Elon Musk’s $170,000 donation to re-election campaign – link

Troy Jackson (D-ME): If you want a protest vote, vote against Susan Collins – link

Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) Attends Madison-Anson Days; Speaks to Reporters about Canada Tariffs, VP Vance Visit – link

Rep. Maggie Goodlander (D-NH): Trump administration dismantling green energy incentives ‘one of the biggest own goals in American history’ – link

C-SPAN does not provide bylines for our coverage, but all of my work following 2026 midterms races can be found at the following links:
Campaign 2026 – Maine
Campaign 2026 – New Hampshire

Freelance reporting

“As streetcar shutdown looms, H Street commuters face the end of the line”
(article, online)
The 51st – March 2026

“Some Eating Clubs Expand to Meet Demand, While Others Struggle”
(article, print and online)
Princeton Alumni Weekly – August 2025

“Cloister Inn Is Shutting Down for 2-3 Years for Renovations” (article)
Princeton Alumni Weekly – June 2025

“Youth Voter Guide: Where do the candidates stand on education?” (article)
The Philadelphia Citizen, with Noah LaBelle and Max Lind – October 2024

“The Green Shift: Two High School Activists” (essay and interview)
Urban Omnibus – September 2024

Audio Reporting at WPRB-FM

“Continued: the first day of Princeton’s pro-Palestinian sit-in” (audio, host and reporting)
WPRB News and Culture special broadcast, with Navani Rachumallu – April 2024

“As Temple U. grad students unionize, undergrads plan their own fight” (audio)
WPRB News and Culture, S4 E4 “Plans” – February 2023

“Farmers Are Suffering. Are Seeds the Solution?” (audio)
WPRB News and Culture, S4 E2 “Home Ec” – March 2023

Other Work

What’s in a Name? (documentary)
The Trenton Project, with Theo Wells-Spackman, Safa Daftani, La-Tina Graham, Jodie De Jesus, and Azariah Jones, advised by Purcell Carson. – September 2022

“Every Good Night Ends at Wawa”: New Jersey chain battles to keep late-night student cravings at bay (article)
The Daily Princetonian – December 2021

Cracks in the Pavement (narrative essay)
The New York Times – January 2020
1st Place, 2019 New York Times Personal Narrative Essay Contest

Annotated by the Author (follow-up interview + essay)
The New York Times, with Natalie Proulx – October 2020