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daniella raz

I am a US correspondent and data journalist for The Economist.

I write about politics & society in the United States.

I attended the University of Michigan for both undergraduate and graduate school.

The MAGA revolution threatens America’s most innovative place

Cuts to funding risk hobbling Boston's science establishment

DOGE comes for the data wonks

America may soon be unable to measure itself properly

Rural white voters in Wisconsin could decide America's election

They are less enthusiastic about Donald Trump than their counterparts elsewhere

Joe Biden's weakness among Latinos threatens his re-election

In Arizona, a growing Hispanic electorate should help Democrats. Yet Donald Trump is gaining ground.

Republican parties in important swing states are falling behind

The MAGA makeovers of state parties are driving away donors–and potentially voters

Cheap vaccines could prevent millions of deaths from cervical cancer

A turning point looms in the campaign to eliminate the disease

The jury is still out

Girls' mental health is getting worse. Proving a link to smartphones is hard

The last frontier

The pivotal state for making America's senate more proportional is Alaska

Black Americans have overtaken white victims in opioid death rates

The reasons for a lethal shift

Stamped out

In-person voting really did accelerate covid-19's spread in America

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