Maggie Randall

Maggie Randall, Staff Writer

Author of the column ‘Political Pulse,’ author of ‘Campaign Commentary’ written throughout the 2016 election and The Journal’s Washington D.C. correspondent.

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Congress comes to campus

Maggie Randall
February 28, 2018

Three Democratic hopefuls jockey for the corner office

Maggie Randall
February 14, 2018

Trump’s State of the Union looked to take credit, hardline stances

Maggie Randall
February 7, 2018

Political Pulse: When women run, communities win

Maggie Randall
December 14, 2017

Diversity dominates: Historic record of women elected in Boston

Maggie Randall
November 15, 2017

Political Pulse: Student Loan Crisis hits colleges in Boston

Maggie Randall
November 8, 2017

Political Pulse: The National Debt Crisis

Maggie Randall
November 1, 2017

Suffolk professors weigh in on tax reform

Maggie Randall
October 25, 2017

The Opioid Crisis: A local, state and national issue

Maggie Randall
October 18, 2017

Political pulse: What’s next for ‘dreamers’

Maggie Randall
October 12, 2017

The hectic healthcare debate that continues to take a halt

Maggie Randall, Washington D.C. Correspondent
September 27, 2017

O’Malley speaks to Suffolk on political roots, campaigns

Maggie Randall
April 5, 2017

Campain commentary: Institutional changes after the 2016 election

Maggie Randall
November 11, 2016

Campaign Commentary: Is Congress going to be Red or Blue after this election?

Maggie Randall
November 2, 2016

Campaign Commentary: Talking ballots

Maggie Randall
October 26, 2016

Campaign commentary: Diversity in campaigns matter, minority votes count

Maggie Randall
October 19, 2016

Campaign commentary: What will the American people experience in the next debate?

Maggie Randall
October 6, 2016

Food for thought series: Suffolk’s role in encouraging a politically active community

Maggie Randall
September 29, 2016

Campaign commentary: Potential vice presidents no one is talking about

Maggie Randall
September 29, 2016

Campaign Commentary: Are third party candidates viable presidential nominees or a way to waste a vote?

Maggie Randall
September 21, 2016

America is bleeding

Maggie Randall
June 15, 2016

Campaign Commentary: Warren a new boxer in the ring

Maggie Randall
June 13, 2016

Campaign Commentary: Who is best fit for the job?

Maggie Randall
June 1, 2016

Campaign Commentary: A Conversation with Former Gov. Dukakis of Peace and Politics

Maggie Randall
April 20, 2016

Campaign Commentary: An Open Letter to Bernie Sanders Supporters

Maggie Randall
April 13, 2016

Campaign Commentary: Will Trump be the Republican nominee?

Maggie Randall
April 6, 2016

Campaign Commentary: Super Tuesday hosts Suffolk turnout

Maggie Randall
March 2, 2016

Campaign Commentary: South Carolina is home of family support and voting restrictions

Maggie Randall
February 24, 2016

From presidents to Twitter, polling counts

Maggie Randall, Journal Staff
November 18, 2015

China ends one-child policy after 35 years

Katie Mai and Maggie Randall
November 11, 2015

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Maggie Randall, Staff Writer

Congress comes to campus

Three Democratic hopefuls jockey for the corner office

Trump’s State of the Union looked to take credit, hardline stances

Political Pulse: When women run, communities win

Diversity dominates: Historic record of women elected in Boston

Political Pulse: Student Loan Crisis hits colleges in Boston

Political Pulse: The National Debt Crisis

Suffolk professors weigh in on tax reform

The Opioid Crisis: A local, state and national issue

Political pulse: What’s next for ‘dreamers’

The hectic healthcare debate that continues to take a halt

O’Malley speaks to Suffolk on political roots, campaigns

Campain commentary: Institutional changes after the 2016 election

Campaign Commentary: Is Congress going to be Red or Blue after this election?

Campaign Commentary: Talking ballots

Campaign commentary: Diversity in campaigns matter, minority votes count

Campaign commentary: What will the American people experience in the next debate?

Food for thought series: Suffolk’s role in encouraging a politically active community

Campaign commentary: Potential vice presidents no one is talking about

Campaign Commentary: Are third party candidates viable presidential nominees or a way to waste a vote?

America is bleeding

Campaign Commentary: Warren a new boxer in the ring

Campaign Commentary: Who is best fit for the job?

Campaign Commentary: A Conversation with Former Gov. Dukakis of Peace and Politics

Campaign Commentary: An Open Letter to Bernie Sanders Supporters

Campaign Commentary: Will Trump be the Republican nominee?

Campaign Commentary: Super Tuesday hosts Suffolk turnout

Campaign Commentary: South Carolina is home of family support and voting restrictions

From presidents to Twitter, polling counts

China ends one-child policy after 35 years

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