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Luke N. Vargas
Foreign affairs radio reporter, photographer, political commentator, poet.
Foreign affairs radio reporter, photographer, political commentator, poet.
twitter: @TheCourier
email: lukevargas2040@gmail.com
email: lukevargas2040@gmail.com
Election Coverage:
Election 2016: 20 events, three states
Election 2012: 115 events, nine states
Election 2008: 70 events, eight states
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about me
I am a multimedia reporter and political commentator who's covered two presidential elections from start to finish, across more than two dozen states.
I currently work as a foreign affairs radio reporter at the United Nations, but my work takes me around the world to cover breaking news and feature stories.
As a New Englander raised on the nearby New Hampshire primary, however, the air of elections never seems far off, and I look forward to providing more campaign coverage from the Granite State before too long.
My campaign photography has been featured in print & online editorial for Polish and Norwegian outlets, commercial use by campaigns and PACs, exhibited in Germany, and was selected by the Nobel Committee to accompany Barack Obama's 2009 Peace Prize.
Photos are available for purchase by campaigns, PACs, and by collectors at both the individual and institutional levels. Print or online media usage of my work is free with appropriate byline credit.
Contact luke@politicalcourier.com for licensing information.
My campaign photography has been featured in print & online editorial for Polish and Norwegian outlets, commercial use by campaigns and PACs, exhibited in Germany, and was selected by the Nobel Committee to accompany Barack Obama's 2009 Peace Prize.
Photos are available for purchase by campaigns, PACs, and by collectors at both the individual and institutional levels. Print or online media usage of my work is free with appropriate byline credit.
Contact luke@politicalcourier.com for licensing information.
Welcome!
In the early months of 2007 I scoured the internet for a fresh source of news about the New Hampshire primary. Outside of NECN and various blogs there wasn't much, especially anything from a student's perspective. Within a few days I was in the Granite State mingling with candidates, supporters, and staffers. Since then I haven't slowed down.
Throughout the 2008 election I edited The POV Magazine and covered the campaign in nine states for various news outlets, as well as this blog.
The 2012 election will bring more of the same as I the cover the twists and turns of the campaign from a variety of states and from my academic headquarters in New York.
Throughout the 2008 election I edited The POV Magazine and covered the campaign in nine states for various news outlets, as well as this blog.
The 2012 election will bring more of the same as I the cover the twists and turns of the campaign from a variety of states and from my academic headquarters in New York.
Jump to a Candidate
- Al Gore (2)
- Barack Obama (95)
- Bill Richardson (6)
- buddy roemer (5)
- Chris Dodd (17)
- Dennis Kucinich (1)
- Donald Trump (1)
- Duncan Hunter (1)
- Elizabeth Edwards (3)
- Fred Thompson (6)
- Gary Johnson (4)
- George W. Bush (6)
- Herman Cain (1)
- Hillary Clinton (54)
- Joe Biden (9)
- John Edwards (18)
- John McCain (50)
- Jon Huntsman (19)
- Michele Bachmann (5)
- Michelle Obama (2)
- Mike Gravel (3)
- Mike Huckabee (21)
- Mitt Romney (51)
- Nancy Pelosi (3)
- Newt Gingrich (19)
- Photos (92)
- Ralph Nader (2)
- Rick Perry (5)
- Rick Santorum (18)
- Ron Paul (23)
- Rudy Giuliani (6)
- Sam Brownback (6)
- Sarah Palin (3)
- Tom Tancredo (4)
- Tommy Thompson (3)
Blog Archive
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2007
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September
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- "Desperate for Bipartisan Success" sounds a lot be...
- Here's Johnny
- Restarting
- Awful PR
- Two Democrats Show Where Their Priorities Are
- Why I Like Mike: Putting it Together
- Where'd Everyone Go?
- From Summer to Fall
- Who'll React First?
- It's on my iTunes
- Move On and Out
- Back to School
- The Scene
- Here's Some Filler
- It's Late
- Closing In
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September
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