Kellen Browning is a political reporter at The New York Times. He focuses on voters and political institutions in the American West, examining their responses to President Trump’s second term and the evolving dynamics within both the Democratic and Republican parties. Kellen's insights into the shifting loyalties of young voters, particularly young men, are complemented by his coverage of broader political news, and he has been featured in numerous publications including Business Standard, The Economic Times, and The Boston Globe.
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By: Laura Chung, Reid J. Epstein, Tim Balk, Sydney Cromwell, John Yoon, Shane Goldmacher, Kerry Tasker, Emily Davies, Kellen Browning, Shawn McCreesh, Laurel Rosenhall, Matt Zdun, Shawn Hubler, Anna Griffin
Midterm Election Updates: GOP Acknowledges High Prices, Warns Democrats Would Be Worse
By: Kellen Browning, Bayliss Wagner
Slashing personal attacks dominated the first televised face-off between Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee for Senate, and former Representative Mike Rogers, his Republican rival.
By: Kellen Browning, Bayliss Wagner, John Yoon, Reid J. Epstein, Tim Balk
The encounter between Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, the Democrat, and his Republican opponent, former Representative Mike Rogers, was defined more by bitter attacks than substantive policy discussions.
By: Kellen Browning, Pati Mazzei, Reid J. Epstein, Caroline Soler, Luke Vrotsos, Grace Ashford, Kevin Williams, Jennifer Medina, J. David Goodman, Emily Davies, Bayliss Wagner, Tim Balk, John Yoon, Christine Zhang, Sasha von Oldershausen, Shane Goldmacher, Patricia Mazzei
Midterm Election Updates: James Talarico's Absence Rattles Texas Senate Race
By: Ruth Graham, John Yoon, Tim Balk, Kellen Browning, Patricia Mazzei, Theodore Schleifer
Midterm Election Updates: Senate Candidates in Maine and Alaska to Face Off in Debates
By: Madison Malone Kircher, John Yoon, Kellen Browning, Shane Goldmacher, Caroline Soler, Rebecca Robbins, Christine Zhang, Ruth Igielnik, Theodore Schleifer, Tim Balk, Jillian Vordick, Patricia Mazzei, Emily Davies
Election Updates: Latest News on Midterm Polls, Debates and Campaigns
By: Kellen Browning, Devlin Barrett
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration asked a federal court Friday to block certification of the Senate election in Alaska if the Republican incumbent
By: Kellen Browning, Devlin Barrett
On Trump’s order, Justice Department seeks to block Alaska vote if Republican loses - Nation and World News, Top News
By: Kellen Browning
The left says its populist message can attract moderates and conservatives in addition to liberals. That theory will be put to the test in a series of competitive races on Election Day.
By: Kellen Browning
Dan Sullivan, a schoolteacher, has the same name as a Republican senator in Alaska. He said that a pre-emptive lawsuit challenging the results was “a gross misuse of the Justice Department.”
