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Allison McCartney

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Covers:  education resources, the middle east, high school dropouts
Editor of graphics and elections @ The New York Times. @mccartney on the other blue app. Former blue check but not bitter about it.

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The New York Times: Graphics’ new hire with focus on polling and elections

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By Archie Tse Verified, Wilson Andrews Verified, Allison McCartney Verified
| Editor & Publisher Verified
Posted Wednesday, May 20, 2026 10:48 am We’re excited to announce that Kati Perry is joining the Graphics desk as a graphics/multimedia editor focused on polling, elections and politics. She will be based in Washington, D.C., and will jump into our polling effort as we build it out this year, helping shape how we present and explain complex poll data in clear, reader-friendly ways.
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Final Vote Count: How Each Member Voted on the House Rules Package

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By Allison McCartney Verified, Emily Cochrane Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Politics|Final Vote Count: How Each Member Voted on the House Rules Package Republicans passed the rules that govern how the House operates, just days after a marathon round of ballots to elect Kevin McCarthy as speaker. Mr. McCarthy and his top lieutenants had labored to secure the votes needed to pass the package of rules, after making a series of concessions to a group of opponents in the party’s right flank.
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McCarthy Elected House Speaker After 15 Ballots (Published 2023)

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By Allison McCartney Verified, Alicia Parlapiano Verified, Ashley Wu Verified, Christine Zhang, Josh WIlliams, Josh Williams Verified, Emily Cochrane Verified, John-Michael Murphy
| The New York Times Verified
Representative Kevin McCarthy of California was voted House speaker on the 15th ballot just after midnight Friday. The final six holdouts in a group of ultraconservative Republicans voted "present," lowering the threshold for him to win. A table that shows the current tally for the most recent vote for speaker of the House. Note: To win, a member must receive the majority of votes cast for a person, not counting "present" votes.
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