The U.S Department of Health and Human Services says that Alabama is no longer planning to prevent people with intellectual disabilities from being treated with ventilators in case supplies become […]
DHS Release Race, Ethnicity Statistics for COVID-19 Patients
During the White House’s coronavirus briefing on Tuesday, Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said the COVID-19 pandemic showed that health disparities among […]
A Difficult Choice: Democracy or Health
Kelli Larson works for the State of Wisconsin as a tax analyst. Yesterday, in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, Larson served as a poll worker for the first time. […]
Some Madisonians Risk Health to Vote, Others Won’t Be Counted
Ellie Bruecker is a doctoral student at UW-Madison who lives on the city’s east side. She is also what she describes as an “attempted voter.” Like many Wisconsinites who’ve been practicing […]
Rick Hasen on Wisconsin Elections
A swift legal battle took place yesterday over Governor Tony Evers’ order to postpone today’s presidential primary in Wisconsin. That order was quickly overturned by the state Supreme Court yesterday, […]
Howard Schweber on Wisconsin Primary
The status of Wisconsin’s presidential primary, originally scheduled for tomorrow, went back and forth throughout today. While Governor Tony Evers issued an order postponing the election, the state Supreme Court […]
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