Samantha Vinograd

Samantha Vinograd is an American journalist currently working for CNN as a National Security Analyst. Likewise, she is well known for working as an advisor in various position of Barack Obama’s administration.

As of 2019, Samantha Vinograd has an estimated net worth of around $300 thousand. Her journey in the anchoring helps her to earn a good amount of salary around $67,026 to $94,880 per annum. Vinograd currently seems to be living a single life. Besides, Elle might be busy with her career. 

Samantha Vinograd Salary, Net worth, and Earnings

Samantha Vinograd earns a substantial sum of salary per year. The CNN reporter Vinograd receives an average salary around $67,026 to $94,880 from the network. Further, Samantha earns an average salary of $65k to $131k annually by working as a political analyst.

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CAPTION: Samantha Vinograd anchoring for CNN
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As of 2019, Samantha Vinograd’s net worth is reported to be around $300 thousand. On the other hand, one of the CNN reporters Kaylee Hartung has a net worth of over $3.2 million. 

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Vinograd is involved in the same field for long and analyzing her hardwork, her net worth is sure to be increased in the coming days. Likewise, Vinograd has also published numerous articles related to politics. One of the writings she composed about US presidential election got on the top list in 2016. She adds an extra sum to her income from writing articles. 

Samantha Vinograd Personal Life, Boyfriend, Dating and Relationship

Samanath Vinogard is yet to be married. When it comes to Samantha’s personal life, it is really hard to pull out any sort of information. Such that, the National Security analyst often tries to keep her private matters far from the limelight. 

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To date, the CNN anchor Vinograd hasn’t talked about her dating life, relationships, and affairs. However, Vinograd once tweeted that her hubby should not judge her on the basis of cooking skills. Perhaps, her cooking skills aren’t that pretty good. According to her post, it concludes Samantha is leading a singlehood.

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Being a passionate and talented journalist, Samantha is busy with her career and keeps on updating about her work only on social media.

CAPTION: Samantha Vinograd her partner in crime on 25 May 2018 
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Despite being low-key about her relationship, Samantha maintains a healthy relationship with her co-workers. For instance, Vinograd supported the Outnumbered host Morgan Orgatus and even quoted him as her partner in crime. 

CAPTION: Samantha Vinograd with her family and friends
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As of 2019, Samantha Vinograd is enjoying her single life with her family and friends. Additionally, her sister, Casandra got married to Adam Samuel Cohen.

Samantha Vinograd Early Life, Siblings and Educational Life

An American political commentator Samantha Vinograd was born on 19th February 1983, in the USA. She holds American citizenship and belongs to the White ethnicity. Further, Vinograd grew up with her three siblings named Ariane Vinograd, Cassandra Vinograd, and Benjamin Vinograd.

CAPTION: Samantha Vinograd with her father and mother
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Vinograd was raised by her Mother Barbara Lefkowitz Vinograd and father Serge G. Vinograd. Her father works as an independent steel trader while her mother is a managing director at a Real Estate Brokerage Firm named Fite Shavell & Associates in Westport, Connecticut. 

CAPTION: Samantha Vinograd with her parents and brother
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Vinograd graduated from the Hopkins School in New Haven in 2001. Later, she completed B.A. degree in Asiana and Middle Eastern Studies from the University of Pennsylvania in 2005. Similarly, Samantha graduated from Georgetown University with an M.A. degree in Security Studies.

Samantha Vinograd Career and Professional Life

After graduation, Samantha Vinograd started her career working for the U.S. Department of Treasury in Iraq followed by serving in President Barack Obama’s National Security Council. Moreover, she is actively involved in social work and serves as an advisor for the U.S. Fund of UNICEF.

Similarly, Vinograd joined CNN in 2017 as a national security analyst after working in several locations such as Stripe, Goldman Sachs, and The Biden Institute. As a popular personality in the USA, Samantha’s work got published in Daily Beast, USA Today, New York Times, Washington Post, Newsweek, Harper’s Bazaar, Politico, and Marie Claire.

• CNN Reporter
• Ariane Vinograd
• Kaylee Hartung
• Samantha Vinograd
• UNICEF