21 Facts About Steve Kornacki

1. Steve Kornacki graduated from "Boston University" with a degree in Political Science.

2. In 2011, Steve Kornacki penned an article for Salon where he came out as gay.

3. Steve Kornacki spent three years in New Jersey, chronicling the state's political world for a website and co-hosting a weekly show on News 12 New Jersey, a 24-hour cable news channel.

4. Steve Kornacki earns the handsome quantity of cash from his journalism career.

5. Steve Kornacki pursued his degree in political science from Boston University.

6. Steve Kornacki is a multi-talented guy who is has established his career as Political Journalist, Writer and TV host.

7. Steve Kornacki has earned an impressive fortune from his career as a TV host, writer, and Journalist.

8. Steve Kornacki is a famous American political writer and television host who works as the national political correspondent for NBC News.

9. Steve Kornacki graduated from "Boston University" with a degree in Political Science.

10. Steve Kornacki was born on 22 August 1979 in Groton, Massachusetts.

11. Steve Kornacki was the anchor of much of MSNBC's The Place for Politics campaign coverage which aired throughout daytime throughout 2016.

12. Steve Kornacki is an American political writer and television host.

13. Steve Kornacki has managed to keep his personal life as private as possible.

14. Steve Kornacki started his journalism career as a reporter for PoliticsNJ.

15. Steve Kornacki is of Lithuanian and Polish descent, and has an older sister, Kathryn Kornacki, who is currently a professor at Caldwell University.

16. Steve Kornacki looks at the issue of ballot layout in Broward County.

17. Steve Kornacki is openly gay, and publicly came out in 2011 through a column in Salon.

18. Steve Kornacki was the multimedia anchor and data analyst for much of MSNBC's The Place for Politics campaign coverage, airing throughout 2016.

19. Steve Kornacki reacts to being called out on this week's episode of 'Murphy Brown,' and he breaks down the latest polling ahead of the midterms.

20. Steve Kornacki looks at Democrats' chances of a Senate takeover.

21. Steve Kornacki explores whether a suburban rebellion is coming at the midterm polls.