Aaron Zitner
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Aaron Zitner

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Serving up hot stacks of facts for all you Jills and Jacks. Working on polls and politics for the Wall Street Journal.

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Midterms Lay Bare Parties’ Fractures

Historic opportunity for a realignment arises as voters on left and right rebel

View Front PageWall Street Journal • NOV 3, 2026

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Midterms Lay Bare Parties’ Fractures

Historic opportunity for a realignment arises as voters on left and right rebel

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Wall Street Journal•NOV 3, 2026•Lead Story
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Americans Warm to Populism As Life Gets More Expensive

People in both parties want government action to cut prices, WSJ survey shows

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Wall Street Journal•SEP 30, 2026•Lead Story
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Vulnerable Republicans Inch Away From Trump

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Wall Street Journal•SEP 19, 2026
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A Nation Remembers 9/11

The 9/11-era presidents are bound by a private bond and a sense of shared burden

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Wall Street Journal•SEP 12, 2026•Lead Story
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Michigan Win Lifts The Left, But Fight Remains

Democrats look to unite after El-Sayed ekes out a victory in the Senate primary

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Wall Street Journal•AUG 6, 2026
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Democrats’ Civil War Ramps Up

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Wall Street Journal•JUN 27, 2026
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GOP Fears Campaign To Redraw Districts Is Backfiring

Republicans are increasingly worried that a battle President Trump started last summer to redraw congressional district lines has backfired and might hand more seats to Democrats.

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Wall Street Journal•APR 23, 2026
Examines internal party strategy and electoral risks, focusing on the unintended consequences of political manoeuvring.
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President’s Criticism of the Pope, Religious Image Stun Christians

Online posts bring backlash from some in the base; ‘sadness and frustration’

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Wall Street Journal•APR 14, 2026•Lead Story
The paper places the military action in its traditional top-right lead position, framing the blockade primarily through its impending impact on global markets and trade. The focus is strictly on strategic implementation and economic consequence rather than human toll.

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Paperboy tracks bylines on the front pages of major US and UK broadsheets. This page shows every front-page story attributed to Aaron Zitner in our archive, based on bylines extracted from front-page images by AI. It covers only front-page stories — not the full output of this journalist. Data begins April 2026.