Erielle Davidson is a Staff writer for The Federalist. Erielle Davidson is based in Washington, D.C. ^[3]

Erielle Davidson completed a Bachelor of Arts (B.A). in Russian at Middlebury College, Class of 2015, with a specific focus on Eastern European politics. ^[2] She wrote her thesis on the rise of fundamentalist Islam in the North Caucasus region. ^[3]

Erielle Davidson is currently a student at the Georgetown University Law Center, Class of 2021. ^[3]

During her undergraduate tenure, Erielle Davidson was a Presenter at the American Association for the Teaching of Eastern Europe Languages and the Head of Recruitment at the Middlebury Chapter of the American Enterprise Institute. In her early career, she was an Associate Analyst at Fitch Ratings and Publius Fellow at the Claremont Institute. Later, she became a Research Assistant at The Hoover Institute at Stanford University. She was researching under Dr. Edward Lazear, former Chairman of the President's Economic Council under George W. Bush. ^[3]

In November 2018-March 2019, Davidson was a Co-Chair of CPAC National Security Planning Committee at The American Conservative Union.

In summer 2019, she was a Research Intern at Kohelet Policy Forum, working for professor Eugene Kontorovich on anti-BDS legislation and other topics related to international law. In addition, she served as Arnold Silverman Legal Intern at Shurat HaDin.^[3]

Since 2016, Davidson has been a contributor to The Federalist. Currently, she is a staff writer. She is also the Chair of Alumni Relations of Federalist Society. In addition, she is a Fellow at George Mason University.^[3]

As of December 2019, Davidson has over 113,000 followers on her politicalelle Twitter account. On Twitter she usually comments on current political events.^[1]