Katie Lannan is a State House Reporter at GBH News. She covers the intricacies of government and politics, with a focus on public policy, elections, and consumer health, including cannabis regulation and mental health issues. Katie has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Boston Globe, WBUR, and MassLive, highlighting her extensive reporting across various platforms.
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Katie Lannan's reporting focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulations, particularly in the local Massachusetts area. She covers a wide range of political topics including legislation, immigration, climate change, budgeting, gun control, homelessness and housing crisis among others.
If you have expertise or insights related to local Massachusetts politics or specific policies within this region such as legislative developments, regulatory changes or government spending initiatives especially related to social issues like immigration and housing then it would likely align well with her coverage. Additionally, if you can provide commentary or analysis on how these policies may impact communities within the state of Massachusetts specifically that could be valuable for her reporting.
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Marijuana, primary and nature questions the costliest so far
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For a change, Massachusetts isn't the least competitive in the country when it comes to State House contests. But it's close.
By: Katie Lannan
Top lawmakers expected an income tax cut to pass, but the surviving ballot measure's fate is less clear.
The wait means uncertainty, but not necessarily electoral consequences.
