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Tyler Dedrick
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Audience Manager, Mountain State Spotlight
Charleston, Phoenix
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Biography
I am Tyler Dedrick, an independent reporter in Phoenix, Arizona. I recently completed my graduate degree in Investigative Journalism at Arizona State University Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication. Previously, I spent five years in the digital marketing industry. I worked at digital marketing agencies and in-house at a nonprofit organization. I hope to bring my experience analyzing data and building digital communities to the journalism space. I want to tell smart, accessible data stories that inform readers and build audiences.
Religion , Local Government , Startups , Investigations , Community News
Content
By Tyler Dedrick| Bluefield Daily Telegraph Verified In West Virginia, you can cast your vote several ways: in-person early voting, mailing an absentee ballot or voting in-person on Election Day. With early voting now underway, here’s a quick rundown of questions you might have as you head to the polls:Besides the president, who’s on my ballot? While the presidential election at the top of the ticket may get a lot of attention, there are hundreds of names on ballots across West Virginia’s 55 counties as well as a constitutional amendment.
By Tyler Dedrick| The Times West Virginian Verified In West Virginia, you can cast your vote several ways: in-person early voting, mailing an absentee ballot or voting in-person on Election Day. With early voting now underway, here’s a quick rundown of questions you might have as you head to the polls:Besides the president, who’s on my ballot? While the presidential election at the top of the ticket may get a lot of attention, there are hundreds of names on ballots across West Virginia’s 55 counties as well as a constitutional amendment.
By Tyler Dedrick| Mountain State Spotlight Verified In West Virginia, you can cast your vote several ways: in-person early voting, mailing an absentee ballot or voting in-person on Election Day. With early voting now underway, here’s a quick rundown of questions you might have as you head to the polls: While the presidential election at the top of the ticket may get a lot of attention, there are hundreds of names on ballots across West Virginia’s 55 counties as well as a constitutional amendment.
Company Info
Mountain State Spotlight
Mountain State Spotlight is an independent, civic news organization that tells stories of importance to West Virginians about the issues and challenges facing their communities.
Charleston, West Virginia, United States
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