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Christina Lieffring

News and Politics editor at Tone Madison, freelance journalist

Christina Lieffring is the News and Politics editor at Tone Madison, a media outlet based in Madison, Wisconsin.12 She is a freelance journalist and writer with a focus on politics and current events in the Midwest region.35

Professional Background

Lieffring's role at Tone Madison involves:

  • Writing the "Capitol Punishments" column, which provides commentary on political issues1
  • Overseeing news and politics coverage for the publication8

In addition to her work at Tone Madison, Lieffring:

  • Maintains a presence on social media platforms like Twitter (X), where she describes herself as a "Freewheelin' freelancer" and "Lifelong Midwesterner"3
  • Writes a newsletter on Substack called "Capitol Punishments"7
  • Contributes as a freelance journalist to other publications6

Education and Location

Lieffring's educational background includes:

  • Attending DePaul University2

She is currently based in the Greater Madison Area of Wisconsin.24

Writing Style and Focus

Lieffring's work often involves:

  • Providing critical analysis of political events and policies
  • Covering local and state politics in Wisconsin
  • Offering commentary on national political trends and their impact on the Midwest

Her writing style in the "Capitol Punishments" column has been described as "snarky," suggesting a sharp and potentially satirical approach to political commentary.8

Highlights

Mar 20 · linkedin

I've always been a bit intimidated by live radio, but this was a lot of fun. I'm so grateful WORT 89.9 gave me the chance to host a chat about journalism and policy and to Jason Alcorn and Scott Gordon for being my guests. I'll definitely be looking for more opportunities to wonk out into a live mic!

Oct 10 · linkedin

I'm so proud that a project that was so personal and that I put so much time and energy into was recognized by LION Publishes for collaboration of the year. And I'm so grateful to everyone who was part of this.

From the judges: “This collaboration embodies the spirit of people-driven, data-informed, and local-issue solutions journalism, and highlights the reproductive healthcare concerns and needs of a diverse set of people, all of whom are impacted in different ways by the SCOTUS decision.”

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Location

Greater Madison Area