Natalie is a policy and politics reporter at POLITICO in Washington, D.C. She reports primarily on the relationship between the federal government, states and cities. She is particularly interested in the impact of politics and policy on rural and working class communities. She previously covered drug policy for POLITICO Pro, and her work has appeared in POLITICO Magazine and Rolling Stone, among other publications.
Recent Work
The World Cup’s biggest policy bet
Seattle’s new mayor vows to move her city’s homeless off its streets by kickoff.
THEY VOTED FOR TRUMP. WILL HE GREENLIGHT THEIR $2B INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT?
The Biden administration awarded more than $50 million to revitalize the port on Oregon’s southwest coast, but Trump’s efforts to slash federal spending have put the project in jeopardy.
the lawmaker giving democrats an identity crisis
With an eclectic voting record, Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez from Washington state has riled the left flank of her party. She thinks that’s a good thing.
