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Adam Freelander

Adam Freelander

Supervising Story Editor

Adam is the supervising story editor and a producer on the Vox video team, covering the US. Before joining Vox in 2018, he worked as a senior video producer at Quartz covering culture and politics, and worked on the video desk at the New York Times.

Latest articles by Adam Freelander

Most Americans are wrong about crimeMost Americans are wrong about crime
Video

But they’re right that something has changed in American cities.

By Adam Freelander
Why US elections only give you two choicesWhy US elections only give you two choices
Video

We don’t like the two-party system. So why do we have it?

By Adam Freelander
How Michigan explains American politicsHow Michigan explains American politics
Video

How Republicans won Michigan, how they lost it, and what it all tells us.

By Adam Freelander
Why buying a house in the US is so hard right nowWhy buying a house in the US is so hard right now
Video

Charting America’s homeownership problem.

By Adam Freelander
Why the Supreme Court made this map illegalWhy the Supreme Court made this map illegal
Video

And how it could swing the 2024 elections.

By Adam Freelander
Why Texas judges have so much power right nowWhy Texas judges have so much power right now
Video

Why is Texas so good at changing policy for the whole US?

By Adam Freelander
Video: The 3 possible outcomes of the 2022 electionVideo: The 3 possible outcomes of the 2022 election
The 2022 midterm elections, explained

Why the congressional midterms matter so much.

By Adam Freelander
What Joe Biden won — and what he didn’tWhat Joe Biden won — and what he didn’t
Video

Biden beat Trump. So what now? Ezra Klein explains.

By Liz Scheltens and Adam Freelander
Who the Electoral College really benefitsWho the Electoral College really benefits
Whose vote counts?

Why some Americans’ votes count more than others.

By Madeline Marshall and Adam Freelander
Watch: Why fighting the coronavirus depends on youWatch: Why fighting the coronavirus depends on you
Video

If we can slow the virus down, we could save hundreds of thousands of lives.

By Estelle Caswell, Sam Ellis and 4 more