Anna Palmer【 Politico 】Age, Wikipedia, Biography, Married, Wiki

Name Anna Palmer

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Introduction :

Anna Palmer, a North Dakota native with a bright smile, is a senior Washington correspondent for the publication POLITICO. She’s covered the political world throughout her entire career and has even co-authored two popular daily newsletters about it.

Education : Qualifications, High School & College Info

Palmer had always been interested in politics, so when she went to college, she knew she wanted to study political science.
In 2000, she attended St. Olaf College a private Christian institution in Northfield, Minnesota.
St. Olaf is considered one of the nation’s most prestigious liberal arts colleges, and it was there that Palmer first became involved in journalism. She joined the college’s weekly newspaper, Manitou Messenger, as a freshman and continued to write for it until graduation. She started as a staff writer, then became a news editor, and eventually worked her way up to an executive editor.

In 2004, she graduated from St. Olaf College after double-majoring in English and political science with a concentration in Mass Communications.

Personal Life, Parents and Family Details :

Growing up in North Dakota, Anna became intrigued with politics at a young age after constantly hearing opposing political viewpoints.

When she’s not covering breaking political news or writing feature articles on the U.S.’ current political system, Palmer loves heading out into the city to find new food items to try.
She lives in Washington D.C.

Early Career :

In June of 2004, right after she graduated, Palmer got a job as an editorial assistant for The American Prospect, a political magazine that promotes liberal and progressive views.
In October of 2004, she began working for the Legal Times as a full-time reporter and editor of the business section. There, she wrote about the lobbying industry, and the political influence money has on industry regulations.
After working at the Legal Times for two years, she made the move to Washington, D.C. and became a staff writer for Roll Call, a newspaper dedicated to providing unbiased reporting on Washington’s politics.

Palmer worked at Roll Call for four years, and gained recognition for her thorough reporting style.

Anna Palmer Politico Stint : Salary and Net Worth

In July of 2011, Palmer began working for the political news powerhouse POLITICO as the co-author of POLITICO Influence, the publication’s daily newsletter.

After doing this for a few years, she became a senior correspondent, and now writes features about Washington insiders.
She also co-authors POLITICO’s new morning newsletter POLITICO Playbook, where she talks about the current laws going through Washington and any industry shifts that appear to be happening day-to-day.
After taking over the Playbook with co-author Jake Sherman, Palmer and Sherman redesigned it to be more shareable, online-accessible and to send out “breaking news” alerts whenever it was necessary. Instead of focusing on the day-to-day news cycle like the previous authors had done, they began to focus on the 24/7 news cycle.

Palmer’s recent work includes covering the 2016 Presidential election, reporting on Trump administration & following the Republican’s tax reform plans.