100505_pt_budget shortfall update

Court nixes state budget fix: How does it affect you?

Minnesota's Supreme Court Wednesday rejected Gov. Pawlenty's use of "unallotment" power to make deep budget cuts. What cuts have you seen? How might the Supreme Court decision alter those cuts? Share an insight and help MPR's reporting.

* indicates required field

First Name *

Last Name *

City

State or Province

Postal Code

E-mail *

Phone

What changes have you seen recently because of state budget cuts?

What impact, if any, will the today's Minnesota Supreme Court ruling have on the cuts you've seen?

What else should we know about this topic? What questions should we be asking?

May we publish your insights on our Web site? We may edit for length or clarity, and it would be attributed to you with your full name and location. *

Yes

Your Information

By completing this form, you become part of American Public Media's Public Insight Network (PIN). Minnesota Public Radio, American Public Media and any other PIN newsroom listed on this form may contact you for help with current and future news coverage.

This submission may be shared with journalists at Minnesota Public Radio, American Public Media and other news organizations collaborating on reporting. It will not be used for marketing or fundraising purposes, and we will never quote you without first getting your explicit permission.

If you give us permission to publish your submission, we may edit before sharing it on-air, in print or online. We reserve the right to reuse or republish your submission, or to withhold your submission from publication. You must be 13 years or older to provide a submission.

About the Public Insight Network

Founded in 2003, American Public Media's Public Insight Network is a platform for connecting trusted journalists with knowledgeable sources and for fostering journalistic excellence, innovation and collaboration. Learn more »

Through American Public Media, you may have opportunities to also inform reporting for Marketplace, Marketplace Money, On Being, American RadioWorks and other partner newsrooms.