Josh Gerstein is a Sr. Legal Affairs Reporter at POLITICO. He covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, government, politics, and public policy, with a particular focus on litigation and criminal law. Josh's work has been featured in Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine, POLITICO Europe, and various other prominent outlets.
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Josh Gerstein's coverage primarily revolves around legal policy regulation, with a predominant focus on government and politics. He provides in-depth analysis of high-profile legal cases involving political figures such as Donald Trump and the Supreme Court. Given this emphasis, individuals or organizations with expertise in constitutional law, presidential immunity, election laws, or related topics would likely capture his attention.
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The president has tried to outpace the courts on major construction projects — and it’s working.
Welcome to POLITICO's West Wing Playbook: Remaking Government , your guide to Donald Trump's unprecedented overhaul of the federal government — the
By: Josh Gerstein, Andrew Howard
The ruling has major implications for this year’s midterms, where Republicans hold significant cash advantages at the party level.
The new filing represents the third time the administration has asked the Supreme Court to set aside lower court rulings blocking Trump’s plan.
By: Kyle Cheney, Josh Gerstein
Citing threat to integrity of midterms, Justice Department urges justices to act swiftly
By: Josh Gerstein, Aaron Pellish
The high court left in place the state supreme court’s injunction that could save a Democratic seat this cycle.
By: Josh Gerstein, Aaron Pellish
A Republican-led bid to revive a redistricting plan that favors the GOP fell short at the Supreme Court Tuesday, but it later picked up steam after
A Supreme Court justice rejected a bid to revive Missouri’s pro-GOP redistricting before midterms, but a federal judge practically simultaneously gave the
By: Aaron Pellish, Josh Gerstein
The justices set aside a federal judge’s order that effectively required the state to use a new plan that was likely to net Republicans a House seat.
Joseph diGenova declined to explain his abrupt departure.
