Scott Greenstone
Politics Reporter
About
Scott Greenstone covers politics for KUOW, from Congress all the way down the ballot. In the past, he’s covered everything from arts to homelessness to movie reviews for newspapers and radio.
After getting into news at his community college newspaper, he studied journalism at University of Oregon and interned for NPR's Weekend All Things Considered.
While at The Seattle Times, he co-produced the Outsiders podcast, which was named one of TIME's top 10 podcasts of 2020. Greenstone and the team were finalists for the University of Michigan’s Livingston Award for journalists under 35 for that project.
Location: Seattle
Languages Spoken: English
Pronouns: he/him
Podcasts
Stories
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Politics
Here's who's running for King County executive (so far)
So far, two Democratic elected leaders have stepped up to run the second-largest county on the West Coast — Eastside County Councilmember Claudia Balducci and County Assessor John Arthur Wilson.
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Politics
The governor's gambit: Bob Ferguson's rise from chess champ to state leader
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Politics
Bob Ferguson, chess master and Washington's next governor, preps for Trump rematch
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Politics
WA governor and AG-elects prepare to stand up to Trump, Project 2025
Washington is the only blue state in the nation where the vote did not shift toward Donald Trump this week.
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Politics
In a redder America, Washington stands alone
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Politics
As America zigs, Washington zags
Take a break from staring at the New York Times needle and join us as we round up local election results.
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Elections
What do Democratic, Republican, and Independent Washington state voters think about the 2024 ballot?
After months of hearing from the candidates and the positions for and against initiatives, Washington state voters get to have their say in the November General Election.
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Politics
Is WA a crystal ball for who will become the next president?
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Politics
This Washington county has predicted the president longer than anywhere
Clallam County in Washington is the only county in the entire nation where voters have chosen the same candidate as the electoral college for 40 years — in every presidential race since 1980.
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Politics
Doordash, Walmart, and Pinocchio (??) want to sway your vote