Sarah Mimms is a staff correspondent for National Journal Daily, covering Congress. Previously at National Journal, she served as senior analyst for the Hotline, where she covered federal and gubernatorial campaigns in the South. She joined National Journal in August 2010 and went on to cover the intersection of politics and the media during the 2012 elections for the Hotline, while writing a daily tipsheet on national politics and campaigns. Mimms attended Georgetown University, where she spent a year interning for the Washington Post, covering local issues and contributing to the Express magazine. Mimms is a native of Spokane, Wash., and now lives in Washington, D.C.
Latest From Sarah Mimms
Poll: Is Democrats' Focus on the Koch Brothers Working?
Here's why most Democratic Insiders say it's at least somewhat effective politically.
Poll: How Many Red-State Democrats Would Lose in an Election Today?
GOP Insiders say most would, if not all.
Unemployment Insurance Passes Procedural Hurdle; Still Has a Long Way to Go
A surprising 10 Republicans joined with Democrats to advance the bill in the Senate.
Autism Is More Common Than We Thought
One in 68 American children has some form of autism, according to new CDC data.
Congress Approves Ukraine Aid, Expects Obama Signature This Week
Both chambers passed legislation Thursday but still have work to do before anything lands on the president's desk.
House GOP Wants to Make It Nearly Impossible for Obama to Create New National Monuments
The House won't let President Bartlet—er, President Obama—get away with this one.
House Republicans Not Feeling Any Pressure to Extend Unemployment Insurance
House GOP to the Senate: Go on, go on, do what you want.