Stacy Robinson
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Stacy Robinson is a politics reporter for the Epoch Times, occasionally covering cultural and human interest stories. Based out of Washington, D.C. he can be reached at [email protected]
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Lawmakers, Advocates Speak Out Against Mass Jailing of Hong Kong Activists
Resistance to the Chinese Communist Party’s suppression in Hong Kong has garnered bipartisan support in the United States.
5 Undecided House Races Will Determine Size of GOP’s Narrow Majority
The outcomes in Alaska, California, Iowa, and Ohio will define the voting cushion that Republicans will have for the next two years.
Americans in Battleground States Flipped by Trump React to His Reelection
In two states Biden claimed from Trump in 2020, some see hopes dashed while others dream big.
We Spoke to the Voters Who Were First in Line on Election Day
Americans are lining up at the polls across the nation to cast their ballots for the next president of the United States.
All the Big Races to Watch on Election Night
Covering the White House race to competitive congressional races and high-stakes ballot measures.
Republicans See Optimistic Signs in Battleground Georgia
Once a solidly red state, demographic and political trends have made Georgia friendlier to Democrats in recent cycles.
Voters Across the United States Describe Varied Feelings About Election Day
Supporters of former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris tell Epoch Times reporters about their hopes and fears as Nov. 5 creeps closer.
Majority of Gen Z Are of Voting Age This Year—Here Are the Issues They Care About Most
Polls show that among the Gen Z cohort, more men tend to lean Republican and more women lean Democrat.
How the 7 Swing States Will Count Votes and Post Election Results
Unofficial results may be called on election night, but the varied audit procedures mean counts will take days, or even weeks, to be certified as official.
Trump and Harris Campaign in Battleground States Near Election Finish Line
The election remains incredibly close, with many conflicting polls putting one or another candidate just tenths of a percentage ahead.
