Christian Paz
Correspondent
Christian Paz is a correspondent at Vox, where he covers the Democratic Party and the 2024 elections. Based in Washington, DC, he covers the political trends, issues, and movements changing America’s political parties and American identity. He has written about the future of DACA recipients and the Dream Act, the role of crime in elections, the Biden administration’s student loan cancellation policy, and the rising power of Latino voters.
He joined Vox in 2022 after reporting on national and international politics for the Atlantic’s politics, global, and ideas teams, including the role of Latino voters in the 2020 election. When he’s not dreaming of California and his hometown of Los Angeles, he can be reached via email at christian.paz@vox.com and on Twitter at @realcpaz. Have questions about the state of the Democratic Party? You can submit them to Christian, here.
Latest articles by Christian Paz
Trump is floating Rubio as a potential successor. His vision sounds very different than JD Vance.
Democrats will have to balance racial representation with political reality.
Between Florida and the Supreme Court, a lot could still change.
Trump’s gerrymandering efforts are backfiring.
Trump fought with Pope Francis before. He’s finding Pope Leo XIV to be a tougher foil.
Attacking the pope and posing as Jesus — even religious conservatives are mad this time.
Avignon-gate, the scandal blowing up MAGA-Catholic relations, explained.
Immigrant or not, Trump’s mass deportation pledges have fundamentally changed how regular people live.
The MAGA civil war over the Iran war is opening up new and old religious and political feuds.
Democrats chose expanding the tent over doubling down on the base.