Philip Elliott

Philip Elliott is a Washington Correspondent for TIME. Before joining TIME in early 2015, he spent almost a decade at The Associated Press, where he covered politics, campaign finance, education and the White House. He is a graduate of the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University.

Recent Articles

Campaign Finance Reports Reveal Donald Trump to be a Vulnerable Frontrunner

The Trump campaign and its affiliated committee had less than $7 million banked—that may seem like a lot of money, but it’s fairly anemic considering what he's raised in the past.

By Philip Elliott February 2, 2023

Why Biden Isn't Negotiating With McCarthy

Biden usually approaches negotiations with optimism, but is taking a harder stance when it comes to the debt ceiling.

By Philip Elliott February 1, 2023

Why Donald Trump’s Claim to the 2024 Nomination Is Far From Certain

Many Republicans look back fondly on the Trump years but not necessarily on Trump himself, leading to curiosity about Ron DeSantis and others.

By Philip Elliott/Salem, NH January 30, 2023

Unfocused Trump Returns to Campaign Trail

Trump's return to the campaign trail in New Hampshire and South Carolina should not have spooked any potential challengers from the race.

By Philip Elliott January 28, 2023

Trump Delivers Bitter Speech Filled With Falsehoods in New Hampshire

Trump’s sustained truth-stretched swing is hardly a surprise

By Philip Elliott January 28, 2023

How Seriously Should We Take Trump 2024?

Trump faces a trio of tests over the next 48 hours that will signal whether he is the candidate to beat in 2024 or a deflated bully.

By Philip Elliott January 27, 2023

Most Parents Don't Like School Culture Wars, New Polling Shows

In a December survey from Democratic pollsters Hart Research Associates, 2/3 of parents said the culture wars are a distraction from schools’ primary mission of education.

By Philip Elliott January 25, 2023

Harris Emerges as Powerful White House Asset

She remains both a misunderstood and potentially potent force in politics, particularly as she works to elevate abortion rights.

By Philip Elliott January 23, 2023

What Washington Can Learn From Mayors

D.C. can set the national agenda, but cities actually have to administer the programs most Americans know.

By Philip Elliott January 20, 2023

George Santos, Drag Queens, and the GOP

Santos, who identifies as a gay man and supported Florida’s Don’t Say Gay law, has disputed reports that he ever was a drag performer.

By Philip Elliott January 19, 2023
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