2026
- Newsom publishes memoir as he weighs 2028 US presidential run. Barron’s. February 25. Quoted in article.
2025
- Presidents’ names are getting shorter. Why? Washington Post. September 12. Quoted in article.
- 36 New Members elected to Washington State Academy of Sciences. July 17.
- As Democrats face leadership vacuum, Republicans look for new boogeymen. Roll Call. March 12. Quoted in article.
2024
- As election nears, Republicans pour millions into anti-immigrant ad campaign. Michigan Advance. October 15. Quoted in article.
- Harris significantly outspending Trump on television, digital ads. Washington Post. September 27. Quoted in article.
- Trump campaign aired more TV ads than Harris everywhere except for these 8 media markets. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. August 22. Quoted in article.
- Americans seeing more pro-Trump ads than pro-Harris ads: Study. The Hill. August 16. Quoted in article.
- Trump’s mysterious X promos show the limits of digital ad transparency. Washington Post. August 15. Quoted in article.
- It’s not your vote that Biden and Trump seek on Florida’s social media. So what is it? Tampa Tribune. July 5. Quoted in article.
- Americans are seeing more congressional political ads than ever before: Report. The Hill. March 15. Quoted in article.
2023
- How Seattle’s democracy vouchers are working. Axios. November 20. Quoted in article.
- As streaming services search for ad revenue, expect more political ads — and minimal regulation. NPR’s Marketplace. November 10. Quoted in article.
- ELECTION 2023: The right-wing focus on race and gender is influencing some local school board races this year. The Inlander. October 26. Quoted in article.
- Tracking online political ads improves with new research methodology. WSU Insider. August 28. Subject of article.
- DeSantis targets foes with help from unconventional trio: His children. Washington Post. August 8. Quoted in article.
- An Ohio election that revolves around abortion rights is fueled by national groups and money. Associated Press. August 7. Quoted in article.
2022
- Two Fulbrights, one family. WSU Insider. June 2. Subject of article.
- The NRA has weakened. But gun rights drive the GOP more than ever. Washington Post. May 26. Quoted in article.
2020
- Zoom or bust: Some Montana candidates turn to virtual meeting platform to campaign. Bozeman Chronicle. September 27. Quoted in article.
- Washington’s candidates for governor not spending as much money this election. KXLY Television (Spokane). September 25. Interviewed in television story.
- As election day approaches, presidential campaigns adjust their ad messaging. WFTV Television (Orlando). September 21. Interviewed in television story.
- Pandemic takes starring role in campaign ads. The Hill. August 15. Quoted in article.
- Riots. Radicalism. Corruption. Trump and Biden supporters turn to apocalyptic themes in campaign ad wars. USA Today. August 1. Quoted in article.
- Trump Tailors Conflicting Ads to Black, White Audiences on Biden. Bloomberg. July 29. Quoted in article.
- Homebound Viewers Blitzed With Election 2020 Coronavirus Ads. Bloomberg News. May 29. Quoted in article.
- OPINION: Don’t rely on opinion programs for your news. Daily Evergreen. April 29. Quoted in opinion piece.
- Economic fallout threatens Washington momentum to counter climate change. Washington Examiner. April 1. Quoted in article.
- WSU reminds employees rules regarding political activity. Daily Evergreen. March 13. Quoted in article.
- Ahead Of Super Tuesday, Bloomberg Has Spent Millions On TV Ads In Colorado. Others Have Spent Nothing. February 21. Quoted in article.
- Engaging our statewide community. WSU News. February 17.
- Bloomberg’s Instagram meme ad campaign is backfiring. Vox.com. February 14.
2019
- Almost all of Trump’s TV campaign ads discuss impeachment: report. Reuters. December 19. Quoted in article.
- Millions of political ad dollars fuel Trump impeachment fight. Opensecrets.org. December 19. Quoted in article.
- The digital election: How social media is reshaping UK democracy. BBC World Service. December 7. Featured in radio documentary on UK election.