Li Zhou
Politics and Policy Reporter
Li Zhou is a politics reporter at Vox where she covers Congress and elections. Previously, she was a tech policy reporter at Politico and an editorial fellow at the Atlantic.
Li has covered politics for seven years, with a focus on the impact of different social policies including the American Rescue Plan and the CARES Act. She’s written on the rise of progressive power in the House, the relationship between Democrats and activists, and the intersection of Asian American identity and politics.
Her favorite coffee spot on the Hill is Cups, though Dunkin comes in a close second. Have questions about what’s up in Congress or the latest on the midterms? You can submit them here.
Latest articles by Li Zhou
A new bathroom rule only adds to the party’s anti-trans broadsides.
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There are key protections for same-sex marriage. Some LGBTQ couples are worried they could be rolled back.
His second term picks include staunch allies, immigration hardliners and national security hawks.
Here’s what to know about the 22nd Amendment.
The misinformation that’s proliferating rests on faulty assumptions.
GOP lawmakers will have a pivotal say over judges — and policy priorities.
The races that matter, when the polls close, and more, explained.
Some election deniers are now election officials. That has caused concern.
Independent Dan Osborn is closing in on the GOP incumbent.
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