Joan Vennochi is an op-ed columnist for the Boston Globe. She covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, elections, civil rights, and gender issues, while also exploring themes related to society and culture. Joan's insights and commentary are featured in the Boston Globe and Boston Globe Media.
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Joan Vennochi's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in Massachusetts, particularly Boston. She often delves into legal policy regulation and government announcements, indicating receptivity to pitches related to local political issues, public policy debates, social issues or governmental decisions specifically within the Massachusetts area.
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Moulton says he failed to make the case for generational change. But his defeat raises a bigger question: What kind of change are Democratic voters actually looking for?
By: Noah Rothman, Joan Vennochi, Abdallah Fayyad
By: Joan Vennochi
Troy Jackson is no Graham Platner, and that may be a relief. But defeating Susan Collins will require more than a welcome lack of drama.
A Rhode Island society's battle over women's membership is a distraction from the family, perseverance, and community that make Italian-American culture worth celebrating.
The world's wealthiest man, Elon Musk, has poured more than $360 million of his own fortune into supporting Republican congressional candidates in this midterm election.
By: Joan Vennochi
The governor's record on oversight deserves scrutiny. But a troubled GOP ticket is making it harder for Republicans to capitalize on her missteps.
By: Joan Vennochi
His refusal to apologize has turned a debate exchange with Susan Collins into a test of his temperament.
By: Joan Vennochi
A word cloud from a new poll captures the challenge facing Mike Minogue: Healey's a “liar” but Minogue is “MAGA”.
Democrats should resist the president's culture-war provocations and keep voters focused on the costs of his policies.
By: Abdallah Fayyad, Joan Vennochi, Noah Rothman
Polls strongly suggest that Democrats will have a banner day in the midterm elections on Nov. 3.
