Ana Campoy

I'm an economics editor at Quartz. I was previously at the Wall Street Journal, where I covered everything from the economy to natural disasters to Texas quirks such as suburban feral pigs. I spent last year as a Nieman fellow at Harvard, where I studied the backlash against globalization and how the media can promote a more fruitful public debate on such complex, polarizing issues.

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Quartz • 9th July 2019

What’s so special about Beto?

O'Rourke's whole campaign against Ted Cruz in Texas is about subverting the stereotypes that have polarized America.
Quartz • 28th April 2019

Conservative Californians are fleeing to Texas. Data show they’re in for a surprise

One such migrant even founded a relocation agency called "Conservative Move."
Quartz • 9th July 2019

To understand America, don’t separate Republicans and Democrats statistically

Americans are fixated with the Republican-Democrat divide. But Republicans are a significantly smaller group.
Quartz • 9th July 2019

Meet your next-door, English-speaking, home-owner undocumented immigrant

More than 60% of undocumented immigrants have been living in the US for 10 years or more.
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