Aída Chávez

Aída Chávez is a journalist based in Washington, D.C., covering Congress and the impact of public policy on diverse communities. Prior to joining The Intercept, she worked for The Hill and Cronkite News – Arizona PBS. She graduated from Arizona State University in 2017 with a B.A. in journalism and political science.

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Elizabeth Warren Has a Novel Idea: Tax Corporations on the Profits They Claim Publicly

Aída Chávez — Apr. 11

Sen. Elizabeth Warren is unveiling a new way to tax corporations: Take them at their word.

Nancy Pelosi and Cheri Bustos Continue Dividing Democratic Party, Take New Swipes at Ocasio-Cortez

Aída Chávez — Apr. 10

The latest attacks by party leaders on the Bronx freshman suggest that they feel under siege.

Bernie Sanders Is the Most Popular 2020 Candidate Among Hispanic Voters, New Polling Finds

Aída Chávez — Apr. 6

Thirty-three percent of Hispanic voters polled by Morning Consult support Sanders for president. He's followed by Joe Biden, with 24 percent of support.

Socialists Leave Rahm Emanuel Legacy in Tatters in Chicago Elections

Aída Chávez — Apr. 3

On Tuesday, Chicago voters elected at least three socialists to city council, crumbling the neoliberal Democratic machine of outgoing Mayor Rahm Emanuel.

The Decriminalization of Sex Work Is Edging Into the 2020 Campaign

Aída Chávez — Mar. 29

The mere fact that presidential candidates are being asked about sex work represents a seismic shift in public discourse on the sex work community.

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