Patricia Mazzei is the Miami Bureau Chief at The New York Times. She covers a range of topics including government, politics, and regional news, with a particular focus on Florida and Puerto Rico. Patricia has reported on significant events such as the Surfside condo collapse and school shooting in Parkland, and her work has been featured in various outlets including Yahoo News and The Boston Globe.
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Patricia Mazzei's coverage primarily revolves around politics, particularly focusing on Florida and Miami. She frequently covers evolving political stories as well as legal policy regulations and government announcements.
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By: Patricia Mazzei
ROCK HILL, S.C. — Sen. Darline Graham won the Republican Senate nomination in South Carolina on Tuesday, relying on the strength of President Donald Trump's political capital to overcome her inexperience as a first-time candidate for public office.
By: Patricia Mazzei
The president will speak on both nights of the gathering, a convention in name only that he pushed for. But with his approval ratings sagging, it’s unclear whether the event will help Republicans in tough races.
By: Shane Goldmacher, Patricia Mazzei
DALLAS -- President Donald Trump delivered an extended director's cut Wednesday of his pitch to keep Republicans in power.
By: Patricia Mazzei
Amid the glitz, glamour and party atmosphere of an unusual midterm convention in Dallas, the president boasted of his accomplishments, predicted Republican victories and all but ignored the daunting political landscape his party faces this fall.
By: Shane Goldmacher, Reid J. Epstein, Laurel Rosenhall, Ruth Fremson, Patricia Mazzei, Jesus Jimenez, J. David Goodman, Andrew Duehren, John Koblin, Theodore Schleifer, Benjamin Mullin, Chris Cameron, Kenny Holston
Republicans will make their case in Dallas that they should retain power amid President Trump’s sagging approval ratings. The vice president’s speech will be a high-profile moment before an expected White House run in 2028.
By: Patricia Mazzei
Republicans are making their case in Dallas that they should retain power amid President Trump’s sagging approval ratings. The vice president’s speech will be a high-profile moment before an expected White House run in 2028.
The Democratic nominee for Senate faces strong headwinds in a decidedly Republican-leaning state. She has been a fighter, and an underdog, for years.
Patricia Mazzei The New York Times The Democratic nominee for Senate faces strong headwinds in a decidedly Republican-leaning state.
By: Patricia Mazzei
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Angie Nixon is tough to silence.
By: Patricia Mazzei
JACKSONVILLE — Angie Nixon is tough to silence. The first time she protested gerrymandering in Florida, Republican state lawmakers cut the video feed of her sit-in.
