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Brian Troutman

Brian Troutman

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TV News Producer, WCIU-TV (Chicago, IL)

Chicago, Milwaukee

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underrepresented spaces, BusinessEducation, Crime Rural issues, Government

Doesn’t Cover

that, cover, there's, we, don't, nothing

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Content

Total articles 167

  • The ultimate political underdog

    By Brian Troutman Verified| HuffPost Verified Every two years, all 435 congressional seats are up for re-election. Of those races, only a select few will receive significant media attention- the so-called “purple”, or competitive districts. The other races are essentially called by the pollsters before a single vote is cast. Conventional wisdom dictates that a Republican is not going to win in navy blue Harlem, just as a progressive Democrat won’t fare well in ruby red Alabama.

    By Brian Troutman Verified · HuffPost

    Aug. 05, 2020

  • Jessica Sanchez is all grown up, ready to take the stage at Chicago Pride Fest

    By Brian Troutman Verified| ChicagoPride.com Verified Musical prodigy Jessica Sanchez is all grown up, ready to take the stage at Chicago Pride Fest. Jessica Sanchez, whose parents recognized her gift for singing when she was 2 years-old, was showcasing her talents on national television before she was even in high school. By the time she was 10, Jessica was performing on shows like Showtime at the Apollo, and America’s Got Talent. She also was a final contestant on American Idol and later appeared in Glee.

    By Brian Troutman Verified · ChicagoPride.com

    Jun. 15, 2018

  • The ultimate political underdog

    By Brian Troutman Verified| HuffPost Verified Every two years, all 435 congressional seats are up for re-election. Of those races, only a select few will receive significant media attention- the so-called “purple”, or competitive districts. The other races are essentially called by the pollsters before a single vote is cast. Conventional wisdom dictates that a Republican is not going to win in navy blue Harlem, just as a progressive Democrat won’t fare well in ruby red Alabama.

    By Brian Troutman Verified · HuffPost

    Aug. 05, 2020

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Company Info

WCIU-TV (Chicago, IL)

Pasadena, California, United States

+1 626-797-1200