Roger Sollenberger (page 10)

Roger Sollenberger was a staff writer at Salon (2020-21). Follow him on Twitter @SollenbergerRC.

Joe Biden

Joe Biden on the brink of victory — after Michigan, Trump has almost no way to win Roger Sollenberger

Susan Collins; Sara Gideon

Sara Gideon concedes to Susan Collins, dealing a blow to Democratic hopes of regaining Senate Roger Sollenberger

Martha McSally; Mark Kelly

Mark Kelly unseats Martha McSally in Arizona, flipping John McCain's former Senate seat blue Roger Sollenberger

Joni Ernst; Theresa Greenfield

Republican Sen. Joni Ernst defeats Theresa Greenfield in Iowa to hold Senate seat for second term Roger Sollenberger

Lindsey Graham

GOP Sen. Lindsey Graham defeats Jaime Harrison to win a fourth term representing South Carolina Roger Sollenberger

Brett Kavanaugh; Donald Trump

"Even Kavanaugh gets this": Elections experts debate whether GOP can hijack the electoral process Roger Sollenberger

Jason Miller

Trump's top campaign strategist, Jason Miller, is hiding payments from Steve Bannon Roger Sollenberger

Donald Trump

President Trump tells advisers that he fears prosecution if he loses the election: report Roger Sollenberger

J.D. Vance

"Hillbilly Elegy" author faces backlash over remarks connecting nationalism to fertility rate Roger Sollenberger

Donald Trump; Joe Biden; Texas

Texans cast 9 million early votes, becoming the first state to surpass total 2016 turnout Roger Sollenberger

Sen. John Cornyn

Texas GOP senator didn't "graduate" from Oxford University law program, as claimed in prior campaign Roger Sollenberger

Rep. Mark Meadows (R-NC)

Watchdog files complaint accusing Trump's chief of staff Mark Meadows of campaign finance crimes Roger Sollenberger

Tucker Carlson

"Someone's reading our texts": Tucker Carlson, UPS and the non-stolen Biden documents Roger Sollenberger

Mark Meadows; Debbie Meadows

Mark Meadows apparently used taxpayer funds to help wife's friend raise campaign cash Roger Sollenberger

Donald Trump; Joe Biden; Texas

Democrats have dreamed of Texas going blue. An election forecaster just called the race a "toss up" Roger Sollenberger

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