CONTACT Mike Browne, Deputy Director mike@OneWisconsinNow.org (608) 444-3483 MADISON, Wis. — With the victory of Rebecca Dallet over Michael Screnock, progressives have won an open seat on the Wisconsin State Supreme Court for the first time since 1995. The following
Contact: Melanie Conklin, 608-260-2409 MADISON: With the backdrop of mounting national attention focused on Wisconsin, Judge Rebecca Dallet overcame a typically lower-turnout, more conservative election cycle with her message of fairness, justice and putting the people of our state before
Media Contact: Nate Nelson nate@americanmajority.org Mequon, WI – Following last night’s Spring Election, 32 American Majority Trained New Leaders were elected. Congratulations to all of the winners on well-run campaigns. American Majority trained New Leaders had an excellent win
CONTACT: NGA Press Office, 415-802-2423 or press@nextgenamerica.org On the 50th anniversary of the “Mountaintop Speech” and the assassination of civil rights icon Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Tom Steyer issued the following statement: “Today, we stand in solemn reverence of
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Women in Government From WisPolitics.com … — Milwaukee County Judge Rebecca Dallet called her victory a message from voters that special interests can’t buy a seat on the state Supreme Court. Meanwhile, Gov. Scott
Milwaukee County Judge Rebecca Dallet called her victory a message from voters that the special interests can’t buy a seat on the state Supreme Court. Meanwhile, Gov. Scott Walker cited Dallet’s win to warn backers Wisconsin is at risk for
Gov. Scott Walker warned his backers late Tuesday Wisconsin is at risk for a blue wave this fall after Milwaukee Judge Rebecca Dallet won a seat on the state Supreme Court. After Sauk County Judge Michael Screnock, who was backed
GOP state Rep. Treig Pronschinske, who pulled a surprise upset in the 2016 election for his western Wisconsin Assembly seat, lost his re-election bid as Mondovi mayor Tuesday. According to results posted at the Buffalo County Clerk’s office, Pronshniske took
Sauk County Judge Michael Screnock thanked supporters for their support and prayers through the campaign in his concession speech Tuesday night. He said “as grueling of a task as running a statewide campaign is, and as fierce as some of
Milwaukee County Judge Rebecca Dallet said her victory is a message from voters that the special interests can’t buy a seat on the state Supreme Court. Dallet often railed against rival Michael Screnock, a Sauk County judge, for the more
Voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly rejected a bid by Republicans to eliminate the state treasurer’s office, which backers of the constitutional amendment argued is an unnecessary use of taxpayer dollars. The group Save Our Fiscal Watchdog, which did an $85,000 TV buy urging
Milwaukee County Judge Rebecca Dallet will win the race of state Supreme Court, The Associated Press is projecting. She becomes the first candidate backed by liberals to win an open Supreme Court seat since 1995. When she takes her seat in
Milwaukee County Judge Rebecca Dallet opened a significant early lead over Sauk County Judge Michael Screnock in their race for an open seat on the state Supreme Court. With more than a third of the statewide vote in, Dallet was
CONTACT Mike Browne, Deputy Director mike@OneWisconsinNow.org (608) 444-3483 MADISON, Wis. — With the victory of Rebecca Dallet over Michael Screnock, progressives have won an open seat on the Wisconsin State Supreme Court for the first time since 1995. The following are the statements of One Wisconsin Now Executive Director Scot
Contact: Melanie Conklin, 608-260-2409 MADISON: With the backdrop of mounting national attention focused on Wisconsin, Judge Rebecca Dallet overcame a typically lower-turnout, more conservative election cycle with her message of fairness, justice and putting the people of our state before special interests. Dallet, a Milwaukee circuit court judge and former
Media Contact: Nate Nelson nate@americanmajority.org Mequon, WI – Following last night’s Spring Election, 32 American Majority Trained New Leaders were elected. Congratulations to all of the winners on well-run campaigns. American Majority trained New Leaders had an excellent win ratio this year as 44 ran for office and 32
CONTACT: NGA Press Office, 415-802-2423 or press@nextgenamerica.org On the 50th anniversary of the “Mountaintop Speech” and the assassination of civil rights icon Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Tom Steyer issued the following statement: “Today, we stand in solemn reverence of the man who, more than any President or politician, stands
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Women in Government From WisPolitics.com … — Milwaukee County Judge Rebecca Dallet called her victory a message from voters that special interests can’t buy a seat on the state Supreme Court. Meanwhile, Gov. Scott Walker cited Dallet’s win to warn backers Wisconsin is at
Milwaukee County Judge Rebecca Dallet called her victory a message from voters that the special interests can’t buy a seat on the state Supreme Court. Meanwhile, Gov. Scott Walker cited Dallet’s win to warn backers Wisconsin is at risk for a blue wave this fall. Also, voters overwhelmingly rejected an
Gov. Scott Walker warned his backers late Tuesday Wisconsin is at risk for a blue wave this fall after Milwaukee Judge Rebecca Dallet won a seat on the state Supreme Court. After Sauk County Judge Michael Screnock, who was backed by conservatives and the state GOP, delivered his concession speech,
GOP state Rep. Treig Pronschinske, who pulled a surprise upset in the 2016 election for his western Wisconsin Assembly seat, lost his re-election bid as Mondovi mayor Tuesday. According to results posted at the Buffalo County Clerk’s office, Pronshniske took 35.6 percent of the vote, while Brady Weiss won 63.5
Sauk County Judge Michael Screnock thanked supporters for their support and prayers through the campaign in his concession speech Tuesday night. He said “as grueling of a task as running a statewide campaign is, and as fierce as some of the attacks were” he and his wife weren’t frustrated or
Milwaukee County Judge Rebecca Dallet said her victory is a message from voters that the special interests can’t buy a seat on the state Supreme Court. Dallet often railed against rival Michael Screnock, a Sauk County judge, for the more than $408,000 the state GOP spent on his behalf in
Voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly rejected a bid by Republicans to eliminate the state treasurer’s office, which backers of the constitutional amendment argued is an unnecessary use of taxpayer dollars. The group Save Our Fiscal Watchdog, which did an $85,000 TV buy urging voters to keep the office, called on lawmakers to restore
Milwaukee County Judge Rebecca Dallet will win the race of state Supreme Court, The Associated Press is projecting. She becomes the first candidate backed by liberals to win an open Supreme Court seat since 1995. When she takes her seat in August, it will shift the court to a 4-3 conservative
Milwaukee County Judge Rebecca Dallet opened a significant early lead over Sauk County Judge Michael Screnock in their race for an open seat on the state Supreme Court. With more than a third of the statewide vote in, Dallet was at 56 percent, while Screnock was at 43.9 percent. Dallet