Jonathan Tamari is a Congress reporter at Bloomberg Government. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, and politics, with a focus on public policy, security policy, and current affairs. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Philadelphia Inquirer and Fortune.
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Jonathan Tamari's coverage is heavily focused on US politics, particularly events and announcements related to the House Speaker, Republicans, government shutdowns, and Senate activity. Given this focus, he is likely to be responsive to pitches that provide insights or exclusive information on political developments at the national level in the United States.
As his geographic focus includes Pennsylvania and Philadelphia as well, relevant local angles within these areas may also be of interest to him. However, it's important for PR professionals reaching out to ensure that their content aligns with his specific focus on national politics while keeping an eye out for any potential regional ties.
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By: Jonathan Tamari
Prices are still setting records heading into the final sprint toward Election Day.
Republicans are offering mixed messaging on the topic heading toward the November election.
The mail-in voting battle is set to impact states from Florida to California.
A huge price tag and undeveloped technology hang over the program.
Top potential contenders for the party’s nomination are making early moves.
What experts are watching in the final two months of campaigning.
By: Jonathan Tamari
The debate is surging among conservatives as the GOP opens its convention in Dallas.
By: Jesse Byrnes, Jonathan Tamari
Washington is struggling to keep pace with growing concerns about the technology.
Disruption over the past two decades has created divides that could seep into today’s events.
By: Jonathan Tamari
The Pennsylvania senator has long irked members of his own party.
