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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Pitches that provide insights into how national-level policies impact local communities within Florida or those that shed light on unique aspects of Floridian politics are likely to resonate with Patricia.
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By: Reid J. Epstein, Jess Bidgood, Bayliss Wagner, J. David Goodman, Lisa Lerer, Alexandra Berzon, Marisela Cruz, Emily Davies, Evan Gorelick, Tim Balk, Matthew DeFeo, Shane Goldmacher, Kevin Draper, Patricia Mazzei
Midterms Election Updates: Trump to Rally in Kansas as Senate Fight Heats Up
New mail ballot rules in North Carolina may lead to the rejection of thousands of ballots, left-leaning voting rights groups warned this week.
New mail ballot rules in North Carolina may lead to the rejection of thousands of ballots, left-leaning voting rights groups warned this week.
By: Matt Zdun, Ruth Igielnik, Theodore Schleifer, Richard Fausset, Patricia Mazzei, Shane Goldmacher
Midterm Elections Updates: Trump to Rally in Florida, Where Polls Show Close Races
By: Patricia Mazzei
MIAMI — Democrats did well in much of the country in the 2022 midterm elections, except for one conspicuous spot: Florida, the once-preeminent battleground that Republicans swept that year in a blowout.
By: Patricia Mazzei
ROCKY MOUNT, N.C. -- Everyone in North Carolina seems to know Roy Cooper.
A week before the midterm elections, the jitters have taken root.
By: Ruth Igielnik, Patricia Mazzei
Senator Darline Graham, the South Carolina Republican, is struggling to replicate her late brother’s success. Republicans lead in the Florida Senate race and Democrats are up in Minnesota.
By: Patricia Mazzei, Ruth Igielnik
The Senate race in the usually reliably Republican state of South Carolina is effectively tied, according to new New York Times/Siena polls, as Sen.
By: Peter Baker, Theodore Schleifer, Bayliss Wagner, William P. Davis, Patrick Cooley, Jess Bidgood, Patrick Healy, Ken Bensinger, Lisa Lerer, Nate Cohn, John Leo De Frank, Chris Cameron, John Yoon, Patricia Mazzei, Jessica Contrera
Obama Campaigns in Georgia as Trump Rallies in Ohio
