Theodoric Meyer is a reporter for Campaign Pro.

He joined POLITICO after more than two years at ProPublica, where he covered campaign finance. He was a lead reporter on ProPublica's "After the Flood" series of stories on the federal government's troubled flood insurance program, which won the Deadline Club Award for Local Reporting in 2014. His reporting with Justin Elliott on the National Security Agency was cited by Judge Richard J. Leon in his 2013 ruling that the N.S.A.'s surveillance of phone metadata was likely unconstitutional. Before coming to ProPublica, he was a reporting intern for The New York Times and The Seattle Times.

He is a graduate of McGill University and Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism.