Career
He began his career as an editorial intern at HuffPost (formerly The Huffington Post) until August 2009 and started freelancing for several media outlets while he was based in Washington, D.C. such as The Guardian , The Washington Independent , and The New Republic . [3]
After working at multiple publications especially at TPM Media LLC as a congressional reporter which became a breakthrough point in his career, Kapur was hired at Bloomberg News in 2015 and became its national political reporter in its politics section and was based back in Washington, D.C. reporting from Capitol Hill. Since then, he provided numerous reports and insights often appearing on MSNBC, CNN, CBS, PBS, NPR among others. He covered the 2016 United States Presidential election, the 2018 United States elections, among other numerous topics on politics. [4]
Kapur joined NBC News as a national political reporter in 2020 and continues to be based in Washington, D.C. covering Capitol Hill and all of Washington, D.C.'s metro area. [5] He covered the 2020 United States Presidential election and following his promotion to senior national political reporter, he covered the 2022 United States elections. [6]
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