Benjy Sarlin MSNBC News, Bio, Wiki, Age, College, Wife, Married

Name Benjy Sarlin

Wikipedia Biography / Profile Background

Introduction :

Heavily endorsed for his Journalism skills by colleagues and for doing political path-breaking news, Benjy Sarlin is a tough nut to crack.
Based out of Washington, D.C. Benjy is a political reporter for MSNBC.

Quite vocal about his opinions on the US President, Benjy mentions on Twitter (now called X) that he covers elections and their consequences. He is considered as an expert in Immigration, Elections, and Republicans.
Sarlin’s articles analyzing Hillary Clinton’s debate with Donald Trump during the race to the Presidential spot was well received.
His scathing remarks and in-depth analysis is especially appreciated by the American viewer and every other stakeholder with an active interest in American politics.

There is a cute photo of Benjy holding his son Parker which greets you when you visit his social media account on Facebook.

Personal Life : Parents, Family and Education

According to a website Benjy Sarlin is in a relationship with Suzie Khimm and recently welcomed their child Parker Solomon Khimm-Sarlin into the world.

He has completed his education from Vassar College and secured a B.A in Political Science (2003-2007).

Career, Job, Salary and Net Worth :

Currently, Benjy works as a Political Reporter for NBC News and has been with the channel since May 2013.

Prior to that he was associated with TPM Media LLC in the capacity of a Political Reporter and worked with the firm for a little over 2 years. (2011 to 2013)
Before joining TPM Media, Benjy was working for The Daily Beast as a Political Reporter and was with the news agency for over two years. (2008 to 2011)
He began his journey as a journalist after completing his education and started by working with The New York Sun and continued there for a little more than a year. (2007 to 2008)

Interesting Facts, Height and Trivia :

Benjy was covering city politics for The New York Sun but it was shut down in 2008. He changed his job after that.
He has won the award for the Best Political Reporting, President Race.