Stephanie Liebergen
Stephanie Liebergen
Congressional Correspondent
Stephanie Liebergen is a political reporter based out of the Scripps News Washington, D.C., bureau. After spending years on the general assignment beat, she transitioned to focus solely on politics during the 2020 campaign season. You can find her reporting on happenings at the U.S. Capitol, the White House and everything in between. Stephanie is a native of the Kansas City area and has a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Wisconsin - Madison.
Before joining Scripps News in February 2016, she worked as a TV news producer at KSHB in Kansas City, Missouri and KXTV in Sacramento, California. If you have a story idea, feel free to send her an email at stephanie@scripps.com.
Recent Work
FedEx Shooting Highlights Loophole In Indiana's 'Red Flag' Gun Law
Kaine And Warner Propose Bill To Apply Virginia Gun Laws Nationwide
Vaccine Sites Scramble To Pause Use Of J&J COVID-19 Vaccine
Gun Background Checks Soared During Pandemic
In Washington, Some Frustrated Residents Travel Hours to Find Vaccines
A Breakdown Of Georgia's New 'Election Integrity' Law
What Gun Background Check Loopholes Exist?
Republicans Are Pushing For Congress To Lift COVID Precautions
Some Senate Democrats Want To Bring Back The Talking Filibuster
Senate Passes COVID Relief Bill Without $15 Minimum Wage
House Democrats Hope To Pass Sweeping Election Reform Bill
State Legislatures Considering Hundreds Of Election-Related Bills
Trump's Defense Team Argues 'Fight' Is Normal Political Speech
House Managers: Insurrection Was Foreseeable, Trump Lacked Remorse
Impeachment Managers Say Trump Spent Months Inciting Capitol Riot
Senate Votes To Proceed With Trump's Second Impeachment Trial
Explaining The Filibuster And Why The Senate Might Eliminate It
Biden Administration Could Make Changes At Dept. Of Education Quickly
Major Biden Makes History As First Rescue Dog In The White House
House Votes To Impeach President Trump For Incitement Of Insurrection
Georgia Runoffs To Determine Which Party Controls Senate
Successes, Failures And Lessons Learned From The 2020 Election
What To Expect When Congress Approves The Electoral College Ballots
Explaining How The Electoral College Works
Some Crucial 2020 Election Events Are Coming Up In December
President-elect Joe Biden Pledges To "Get Right To Work"
Attorney General Authorizes Investigation Of Voting Fraud Allegations
Republican Lawmakers Slow To Congratulate Joe Biden, Kamala Harris
Vote Smarter 2020: When Do All The Votes Have To Be Counted?
