Alice Stewart, a beloved CNN political commentator and veteran political adviser who passed away at age 58, left a profound impact on her colleagues and friends at CNN. Born in Atlanta on March 11, 1966, Stewart began her career as a local reporter in Georgia before venturing into roles such as news anchor and communications director for various political figures.
A conservative voice and independent thinker, Stewart joined CNN as a political commentator before the 2016 election, offering insightful commentary on political news. Her sudden passing has left a void in the hearts of many, including former colleagues and political figures like Ted Cruz and Asa Hutchinson.
Stewart’s passion for politics, kindness, and friendship-focused approach earned her respect and admiration across the political spectrum. In addition to her work at CNN, she co-hosted a podcast and served on the senior advisory committee at Harvard University’s Kennedy School.
Outside of the political arena, Stewart was known for her love of running, participating in races like the TCS New York City Marathon and the Credit Union Cherry Blossom 10-Mile race. Her legacy as a respected voice in political commentary and a caring friend lives on in the memories of those who knew her.