Joedy Mccreary is a fact-check reporter at USA Today. He specializes in general assignment news with a focus on government, politics, public policy, and healthcare, including pharmaceutical manufacturing and regulation. Joedy's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including MSN, CBS 17, Yahoo News, and The Austin American-Statesman.
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Joedy McCreary primarily focuses on fact-checking and debunking false claims related to crime, government, and politics in the United States. He is likely to be interested in pitches that provide expert analysis or insights into evolving political or legal issues, especially those related to misinformation and social media.
Given his focus on breaking news and evolving stories within the realm of crime, government, and politics, Joedy may welcome pitches from experts who can provide real-time commentary or analysis on unfolding events with significant societal impact.
Pitches should aim to offer concise yet insightful perspectives that address prevalent false claims circulating in the public domain related to government policies, political figures or criminal activities.
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A quiet ruling lets dark money groups demand rock-bottom ad rates, forcing local newsrooms to absorb the catastrophic multi-million-dollar blow.
By: Joedy McCreary
Created after Watergate to curb big money in politics, the Presidential Election Campaign Fund has been abandoned by candidates & taxpayers.
By: Joedy McCreary
U.S. tax forms allow filers to designate a $3 dollar contribution to a presidential election fund. Only 3% of people checked that box in 2024. (Photo by MarioGuti/Getty Images)
By: Joedy McCreary
Redboxing lets political campaigns guide super PACs without violating FEC coordination rules. Here is how the legal loophole works.
By: Joedy McCreary
Donna Miller, the Democratic candidate to represent Illinois’ 2nd district, has typical redbox language on her campaign website, donnaforcongress.com.
By: Joedy McCreary, Andrew Mayersohn
Outside groups have poured nearly $2 billion into this election cycle with weeks of spending still to come, and a small cluster of groups is responsible for a growing share of that money.
By: Joedy McCreary, Claire Cleary
Texas Democrat James Talarico has reached $127.3M in campaign funds, leading a massive Democratic fundraising surge.
By: Joedy McCreary, Claire Cleary
Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico has raised more money than any other candidate for Congress this year. (Photo by Ron Jenkins/Getty Images)
By: Joedy McCreary
Sen. Darline Graham entered the homestretch at a severe financial disadvantage after entering the South Carolina race against Annie Andrews in the summer. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
By: Joedy McCreary
Campaign finance reports show a fundraising gap: Troy Jackson erases Susan Collins' lead but replacement candidates in SC and NC lag behind.
