Celia Darrough

Bio

Celia Darrough was the senior news editor at Bustle, where she oversaw special projects, including the 2018 midterms See You Next Tuesday package, the CBD Rising package, the Women + Opioids package, and the Without This Woman series. She also managed all of Bustle News' personal essays and op-eds about politics and news of the day. Prior to special projects and op-eds, Celia was responsible for Bustle's daily news coverage. Her byline has appeared in Thrillist, the Pacific Northwest Inlander, and various other places on the internet. She earned her master's degree in journalism from the Missouri School of Journalism and her bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Oregon. Celia is a proud Alaskan who has lived most of her life in the Northwest and the Midwest. She often feels quite confused as a NYC transplant. Celia loves traveling, grammar, and women's rights, and you can follow her on Twitter @celiadarrough.
Andrew Yang's 2020 campaign, by the numbers
By Celia Darrough
He's steadily become a household name since the Democratic presidential primaries started, and the statistics about Andrew Yang's 2020 campaign show it. Although he's still behind many of the well-known candidates in polling and fundraising, Yang…
Everything you need to know about the 2020 elections that don't involve Trump
By Celia Darrough
You know the drill by now. The 2020 election is not only about who will become the next president of the United States. The implications are massive, yes — will people in the U.S. reject or re-elect President Trump? But there are other key races on…
What would a Mike Pence presidency look like?
By Celia Darrough
During the hearings regarding whether or not to impeach President Trump, the vice president has mostly stayed out of the spotlight. But if everything goes the way Democrats hope, with Trump removed from office, Vice President Mike Pence would end up…
Impeachment 101: How the political process actually works
By Celia Darrough
This week's impeachment hearings regarding President Trump and his potential wrongdoing with Ukraine might make it feel like the process has been going on for ages, but it's still just the beginning. After the House hearings, there's a long list of…
Millennials helped deliver a "blue wave" in 2018. Here's where they stand on 2020
By Celia Darrough
Millennials were crucial in the 2018 midterms that everyone called a "blue wave," but key polls of millennial voters show the 2020 election won't be as easy to predict. With a still-crowded Democratic primary field and Donald Trump's roller coaster…
Can Trump be arrested for tax fraud? Experts weigh in
By Celia Darrough
Courts have recently ruled that President Trump must release eight years’ worth of tax returns to both the Manhattan district attorney as well as Congress, and recent reporting has raised the question of whether Trump could be arrested for tax…