Louis Jacobson is a Senior Correspondent at PolitiFact. He specializes in government and politics, covering a wide range of topics including elections, public policy, and current affairs, with a keen interest in both national and international issues. Louis has been featured in numerous publications, including U.S. News & World Report, The Times and Democrat, and the Houston Chronicle.
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The key contested races are for attorney general, state treasurer
By: Louis Jacobson
My latest for Sabato’s Crystal Ball
By: Louis Jacobson, Matt S. Siblo, Steve Kiviat, Allison R. Shely, Christina Smart
Sporty Spice is in town, an author event for a new book on go-go, the Armors' bass player throws herself a party, literary trivia, and Soomin Ham In Gray.
Our PolitiFact team effort
After leading for months, Foulkes wins nomination
By: Louis Jacobson, Amy Sherman, Samantha Putterman
The second and final night of the Republican midterm convention mixed somber tributes for 9/11 and Charlie Kirk with warnings of Democrats using the midterm elections to usher in far-left policies.
Our interview with Oregon’s secretary of state, Tobias Read
Sharing recollections by me and other journalists who covered the events of that day
And what's coming up next
Re-upping our take on the nation’s final statewide primary
