peter hamby

Peter Hamby is a widely acknowledged American political journalist who has earned a formidable reputation for his fresh perspective, incisive analysis and excellent reporting skills. With over 15 years of experience covering politics and election campaigns, Hamby has established himself as one of the most influential and respected voices in the field of political journalism.

Hamby’s career began in 2005 when he joined CNN as a political producer. Over time, he transitioned to become one of CNN’s senior national political correspondents, covering presidential campaigns, Congressional races, and breaking news events across the United States. During his time at CNN, Hamby won two Emmy Awards for his coverage of the 2012 presidential campaign, which is regarded as one of the most comprehensive and insightful election reports of all time.

In 2015, Hamby joined Snapchat as the head of news and was tasked with spearheading the company’s expansion into political news coverage. He developed and anchored ‘Good Luck America,’ which quickly became one of Snapchat’s most popular original series. In 2017, he returned to CNN as a political analyst and host of ‘Citation Needed,’ a podcast that provides an in-depth analysis of the news.

In addition to his work as a journalist, Hamby is also an author. His book, ‘Did Not Vote: A History of the American Non-Voter,’ examines why millions of Americans choose not to vote in presidential elections. The book presents a compelling argument as to why non-voters matter and how their voices can impact the political discourse in the United States.

Peter Hamby’s unwavering commitment to fair, unbiased, and thorough reporting has made him a trusted source of political news in the United States. He is a rare breed of journalist who marries deep political understanding with a passion for storytelling and producing compelling content for his audience.