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Erik Gunn

Wisconsin

Deputy Editor at Wisconsin Examiner

Deputy Editor @WIExaminer. Now found at @erikgunn.bsky.social. Direct messages have been turned off here.

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  • 3 days ago | urbanmilwaukee.com | Erik Gunn

    The Wisconsin Elections Commission on Monday published a new permanent administrative rule to guide how election observers are allowed to conduct themselves at polling places.

  • 4 days ago | urbanmilwaukee.com | Erik Gunn

    On unanimous voice votes, lawmakers approved legislation Wednesday that allows nurses with advanced training to practice independently in Wisconsin. The bill now heads to Gov. Tony Evers, who vetoed similar bills twice before but who is now expected to sign the measure after negotiating changes to address his previous objections. “I can’t stress what a team effort this was. It was bipartisan,” said Rep. Tony Kurtz (R-Wonewoc), the lead Assembly author on AB 257, before the vote on the Assembly floor.

  • 5 days ago | wisconsinexaminer.com | Erik Gunn

    Over the next three weeks, a band of advocates in a bright green bus is traveling across the U.S. with a message aimed at members of Congress — and at the voters who live in their districts.

  • 5 days ago | apg-wi.com | Erik Gunn

    Kristen Crowell, executive director of Fair Share America, speaks Saturday in Peekskill, N.Y., the first stop for Fair Share America's bus campaign to oppose the Republican budget reconciliation bill currently in the U.S. Senate. (Photo courtesy of Fair Share America)kAmkDA2? DEJ=6lQ7@?E\H6:89Ei c__jQm~G6C E96 ?6IE E9C66 H66<D[ 2 32?5 @7 25G@42E6D :? 2 3C:89E 8C66? 3FD :D EC2G6=:?8 24C@DD E96 &]$] H:E9 2 >6DD286 2:>65 2E >6>36CD @7 r@?8C6DD — 2?5 2E E96 G@E6CD H9@ =:G6 :?

  • 1 week ago | wisconsinexaminer.com | Erik Gunn

    Among the many people whose health care could be in jeopardy from possible Medicaid cuts, one group may be even less visible than the rest. For elderly residents as well as children and adults with disabilities whose health care is covered by Medicaid, family members who help with their care will also be affected by the proposals coming from Republican members of Congress.

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