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The Fix's best state-based political reporters 
  
 Last month we asked readers to submit the best political reporters in each of the 50 states. We compiled the outpouring of responses submitted via comments, email and Twitter with #fixreporters into a graphic. Know of someone we're missing? Include his or her name and Twitter handle in the comments. ||||| The Lumineers band make Record reporter center of viral social media post 
  
 By HERB JACKSON 
  
 Washington Correspondent | 
  
 The Record 
  
 Buy this photo Rich Gigli/Record file photo Does this face inspire you? The Lumineers say Ho Hey, Record veteran reporter Herb Jackson is our muse. 
  
 The light on my phone was blinking blue with a notification from Facebook. A friend had seen something he wanted to post to my timeline. 
  
 And as I scrolled down, I saw a very familiar face. 
  
 Mine. 
  
 It was a picture ripped from The Record — it may have been from an ad the paper ran years ago promoting a my column about Trenton politics — and showed signs of age. The Facebook message above the picture read: 
  
 Not sure who this man is, but I taped it to my keyboard 10 years ago, and he has never left my side. In the studio today and looking at him assures me creativity will flow. He’s the real secret to our success – jeremiah 
  
 Jeremiah, I now know, is Jeremiah Fraites of The Lumineers, and he’d posted my picture as his inspiration on the band’s Facebook page (Instagram and Twitter, too) which, as of this morning, has just short of 2.2 million likes. 
  
 I added a comment to the comment stream and posted a link to my one Facebook and Twitter pages, and since then have had a torrent of messages come back at me. 
  
 Several people suggested I am due royalties. Matt Friedman of the Star-Ledger suggested I begin every question to a politician hence forth with the phrase, “Ho, Hey.” Chris Christie’s campaign adviser, Mike Duhaime, said he has the picture in poster size in his office. I’m thinking of offering to autograph it for him in exchange for a few exclusives this year. 
  
 It’s clearly the most bizarre thing I’ve encountered in this job. Not quite sure what it is about the picture that was inspirational to Fraites, but if it helps them get through their studio session, I’m glad to be of help. I know I needed some inspiration for the column I was supposed to write today. |||||
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Herb Jackson is a well-regarded political reporter for the Record newspaper in New Jersey. He is also, much to his surprise, a muse. That became clear this week when Jeremiah Fraites of the group the Lumineers posted a crinkled newspaper image of Jackson on Facebook and explained, "Not sure who this man is, but I taped it to my keyboard 10 years ago, and he has never left my side. In the studio today and looking at him assures me creativity will flow. He's the real secret to our success." Jackson instantly became a celebrity of sorts, and he's taking it in good spirits: "It’s clearly the most bizarre thing I’ve encountered in this job," he writes at the Record. "Not quite sure what it is about the picture that was inspirational to Fraites, but if it helps them get through their studio session, I’m glad to be of help. I know I needed some inspiration for the column I was supposed to write today." The Lumineers haven't explained, but NJ.com notes that Fraites and fellow Lumineer Wesley Schultz grew up in Bergen County, home of the Record.