Andrew Seger - Political Producer
Andrew Seger
Political Producer
Andrew Seger is a political producer covering the 2024 elections for CNN.
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‘The most feminist thing you can do for yourself is not take birth control’: The shifting politics of the pillJan 14, 2026Kristan Hawkins is not what you might call a unifying figure. The founder and leader of Students for Life of America, a grassroots anti-abortion network, Hawkins travels to college campuses for Charlie Kirk-style debates about abortion and birth control. -
Severe food insecurity is on the rise in DC area after Trump administration’s federal cuts, new report saysSep 25, 2025Food insecurity remains at elevated levels for Washington, DC-area residents in 2025 and the percentage of people experiencing the most severe level of food insecurity has risen. -
‘Tidal wave of problems’: With harvest here, Trump’s trade war pushes some US farmers to the brinkSep 20, 2025Farmers across the country are issuing increasingly urgent warnings that they’ll face grim consequences if they don’t get help selling this year’s bumper crop that many have begun harvesting. -
Trump’s Panama Canal threats leave country’s officials scrambling for answersJan 17, 2025The new Panamanian ambassador was given strict instructions as he prepared to meet then-President Donald Trump one day in 2019: Do not engage him in any substantive discussion of critical issues. -
Biden’s clean energy law revived this red corner of Georgia. Voters there are backing Trump anywaySep 27, 2024Donald Trump remains popular in Dalton, Georgia, despite attacking the Biden-backed climate law that is central to the city’s rapid expansion. -
The Rust Belt manufacturing collapse devastated their communities. Two men explain who they’re supporting for presidentSep 26, 2024Driving through the streets of Saginaw, Michigan, with Hurley Coleman III, the raw tension between what was and what could be in his community runs deeper than what can be seen through the passenger windows. -
An EV plant bolstered by Biden’s climate law sparks hope in Northeast Ohio – but not a revival of its Democratic rootsSep 25, 2024The story of Lordstown, Ohio – and its new EV battery plant – sheds light on a political moment as rank-and-file union workers shift from their Democratic roots. -
Trump transformed the federal judiciary. He could push the courts further right in a second termJul 13, 2024Supporters and opponents of former President Donald Trump agree that the cornerstone achievement of his first term will continue shaping the American legal and political landscape for decades. -
Trump walks fine line on abortion, but allies and activists have big plans for a second termJun 14, 2024Anti-abortion supporters of Donald Trump are expected to aggressively push for him to deliver on their policy priorities should he return to the White House. -
How Trump’s first term may have laid the groundwork to make his radical immigration agenda a realityMay 19, 2024As Donald Trump maps out a potential second-term agenda, his first-term actions on immigration offer a critical window into understanding his future ambitions. -
Trump’s extreme rhetoric is a mainstay of his 2024 campaign. Much of it could become a reality if he wins another termApr 13, 2024In the more than 370 days between his first indictment and his first criminal trial, Donald Trump unleashed rhetorical warfare as predictable as it was extreme. -
Trump stares down first derailment of his campaign-to-courthouse strategyMar 23, 2024For days, Donald Trump’s fury over the requirement to secure hundreds of millions of dollars in bond money by Monday has been bubbling behind the scenes and through a steady stream of social media posts.
About
Andrew Seger is a political producer covering the 2024 elections for CNN.
Seger started at CNN in 2018, interning for Fareed Zakaria GPS and Anderson Cooper 360 before joining full time as a producer on CNN’s morning programming team. He produced the daily feature “Reality Check” segment with John Avlon, and worked closely with the show’s talent as an anchor producer.
Before joining CNN, Seger was a reporter, anchor and podcast producer at NPR-affiliate WFUV in the Bronx, where he won an Edward R. Murrow Award for his work covering New York politics.
Seger graduated from Fordham University, where he studied International Political Economy. He’s a proud member of the NLGJA: The Association of LGBTQ+ Journalists.
