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Tonight's rundown
● live · 334 boards scanned · 02:14
| # | Role | Fit | Outlet |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Editor, AI & Emerging PlatformsNew York, NY | 9 | National daily |
| 02 | Member of Editorial StaffRemote · US | 8 | Frontier AI lab |
| 03 | Investigations EditorWashington, D.C. | 8 | Nonprofit newsroom |
| 04 | Senior Editor, Trade BooksNew York, NY | 7 | Book publisher |
| 05 | Editorial Director, InsightsRemote · US | 7 | Global consultancy |
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Meet Maya — a mid-career politics reporter at a regional metro, ready to move up to a national desk. Here's the kind of rundown she'd wake up to. (A sample, for illustration. Outlets are shown by type; the real email names the employer and links straight to the posting.)
Your rundown — 5 new matches
from My Next Assignment · scored against your profile
5 worth your time
01Political Enterprise Reporter, Money & PowerNational daily · Washington, D.C.10
Squarely on your beat and a clean step up: a money-in-politics enterprise role — campaign finance, dark money, lobbying — that maps directly onto your statehouse accountability and FOIA work, based in D.C., the top of your location list.
02Congress & Federal Issues ReporterNational network · Milwaukee, WI9
Congressional and campaign-finance reporting that rewards exactly your source development and enterprise strengths — the statehouse-to-national move you're after.
Milwaukee-based to start, though the posting names a D.C. relocation path — worth weighing.
03Elections Explanatory ReporterWire service · Washington, D.C.9
Elections results, data, and political storytelling on a national wire — right in line with your election-night filing and beat reporting.
Leans more on data/analytics than a classic beat — be ready to show quantitative chops.
04Associate Editor, Politics DeskPolitical news outlet · Washington, D.C.8
Your move toward editing — a politics and policy text desk at a national political outlet, in D.C.
Newsletter- and SEO-heavy, more operational than a pure line-editing seat — lighter on the daily reporting you still enjoy.
05Statehouse ReporterRegional network paper · Topeka, KS7
A bullseye on your statehouse strengths — beat reporting, accountability, deadline filing.
But it's a lateral move to a smaller market, not the national step up you want — so it's scored lower on purpose.
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Dear Hiring Editor,
This beat sits at the exact intersection of the work I've spent six years building toward: tracing how financial power moves through political systems, turning disclosure documents into accountability journalism, and developing the deep sourcing that makes enterprise stories land.
My most direct point of entry is the FOIA-driven investigation I broke in 2023 into misused state economic-development funds — reconstructing how money flowed through government contracting, building a record to withstand scrutiny, and sourcing across both parties. It prompted a legislative audit and won the state's top accountability-reporting award…
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