Erica Werner (Washington Post) :: Age, Husband, Wikipedia, Biography

Name Erica Werner

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Introduction :

Erica Werner is a Washington Post Congressional reporter focusing on economic policy. She has previously worked for the Associated Press for close to two decades.

Personal Life : Parents, Family and Education

Born in the early 1970s, Erica Werner now lives in Washington D.C. with her husband and two daughters Olive and Lucy.
She graduated from Harvard University in 1995 with a Bachelor’s degree in Latin American Literature.

Professional Growth, Salary and Net Worth :

Werner started her career as a reporter for the largest newspaper in Arkansas, the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, and worked there for two years as a city hall reporter.
In 2000, Erica joined the Associated Press and reported from their Los Angeles bureau. She relocated to Washington D.C. in 2003 and worked five years as the regional reporter for California and Nevada, where she covered Arnold Schwarzenegger’s election as governor and then as a Health Care Reporter.
She then worked as a White House reporter for almost 2 years before being promoted to Congressional reporter, where she focused on Capitol Hill leadership, congressional elections and worked with Donna Cassata, the Congress news editor.

In 2017, she left Associated Press after 17 years for The Washington Post and started working there as their new congressional economic policy correspondent. Here she covers fiscal and economic policy on Capitol Hill, including tax policy, spending, and funding the $4 trillion annual federal government budget.
She has worked on subjects like health policy and immigration debate, where she earned the respect of her fellow reporters. Erica has also featured as a panelist on shows like PBS NewsHour, Kasie DC and Deadline: White House.