Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Lisa Neubauer and Greater Wisconsin combined to outspend Brian Hagedorn and the RSLC by about $2.3 million on TV and radio ads in the state Supreme Court race, according to numbers shared
In today’s WisPolitics Midday update: Polls are open in Wisconsin Early voting (compared to last year’s Spring Election) was up. AG Josh Kaul joins 38 other AG’s disagreeing with a new opioid report.
The state would face a structural deficit of nearly $2 billion heading into the 2021-23 budget under Gov. Tony Evers’ proposal for the 2019-21 biennium, according to the Legislative Fiscal Bureau. That would be a significant uptick from the $865
Clerks around the state are predicting turnout in today’s spring contest will largely be in line with the last election cycle. That includes turnout in the state’s two biggest counties, Dane and Milwaukee, as well as other other areas with
Contact: Eric Bott, EBott@afphq.org Madison, Wis. – Americans for Prosperity-Wisconsin (AFP-WI) on Tuesday applauded the Senate Committee on Judiciary and Public Safety for passing Senate Bill 39, the Pathways to Employment Act, which makes smart reforms to Wisconsin’s criminal justice system to
Contact: Aaron White Phone: 202-225-5506 Aaron.White@mail.house.gov WASHINGTON – Today, the House Committee on Ways and Means passed a bipartisan landmark retirement bill package, aimed at strengthening American’s long-term savings and financial security. The bill included provisions authored by U.S. Rep. Ron Kind, including provisions to
Contact: Kara O’Keeffe kara.okeeffe@wisconsinhistory.org 608-261-9596 Madison, Wis. – The Wisconsin Historical Society has announced the listing of the University of Wisconsin Arboretum in Madison, Dane County, in the National Register of Historic Places. National Register designation provides access to certain
Contact: Susan Lampert Smith (608) 890-5643 ssmith5@uwhealth.org Madison, Wis. — Have a pain in the neck or a lump in the throat? Get it checked out at a free oral cancer screening at University Hospital. UW Health physicians will be
Contact: WisDOT Office of Public Affairs (608) 266-3581, opa.exec@dot.wi.gov MADISON – Governor Tony Evers announced that local governments received quarterly payments on Monday totaling $90,431,667 for General Transportation Aids (GTA), Connecting Highway Aids and Expressway Policing Aids from the Wisconsin Department
Contact: Nicole Schanen, 414-217-5857, schanenn@uwm.edu Edgar Mendez, 414-418-6449, edgarmilwaukeenns@gmail.com MILWAUKEE – Prominent marketing and tobacco researcher Daniel Giovenco will share findings from his research that shows how the promotion of higher-risk tobacco products in lower income neighborhoods has affected health disparities during
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Lisa Neubauer and Greater Wisconsin combined to outspend Brian Hagedorn and the RSLC by about $2.3 million on TV and radio ads in the state Supreme Court race, according to numbers shared with WisPolitics.com. The numbers, provided by a conservative source and
In today’s WisPolitics Midday update: Polls are open in Wisconsin Early voting (compared to last year’s Spring Election) was up. AG Josh Kaul joins 38 other AG’s disagreeing with a new opioid report.
The state would face a structural deficit of nearly $2 billion heading into the 2021-23 budget under Gov. Tony Evers’ proposal for the 2019-21 biennium, according to the Legislative Fiscal Bureau. That would be a significant uptick from the $865 million structural deficit the Capitol faced for the 2019-21 biennium.
Clerks around the state are predicting turnout in today’s spring contest will largely be in line with the last election cycle. That includes turnout in the state’s two biggest counties, Dane and Milwaukee, as well as other other areas with contested local races that could help bolster turnout overall. Dane
Contact: Eric Bott, EBott@afphq.org Madison, Wis. – Americans for Prosperity-Wisconsin (AFP-WI) on Tuesday applauded the Senate Committee on Judiciary and Public Safety for passing Senate Bill 39, the Pathways to Employment Act, which makes smart reforms to Wisconsin’s criminal justice system to help provide second chances to people who have paid their
Contact: Aaron White Phone: 202-225-5506 Aaron.White@mail.house.gov WASHINGTON – Today, the House Committee on Ways and Means passed a bipartisan landmark retirement bill package, aimed at strengthening American’s long-term savings and financial security. The bill included provisions authored by U.S. Rep. Ron Kind, including provisions to allow small businesses to pool retirement accounts, and reduce pension
Contact: Kara O’Keeffe kara.okeeffe@wisconsinhistory.org 608-261-9596 Madison, Wis. – The Wisconsin Historical Society has announced the listing of the University of Wisconsin Arboretum in Madison, Dane County, in the National Register of Historic Places. National Register designation provides access to certain benefits, including qualification for grants and for rehabilitation income tax
Contact: Susan Lampert Smith (608) 890-5643 ssmith5@uwhealth.org Madison, Wis. — Have a pain in the neck or a lump in the throat? Get it checked out at a free oral cancer screening at University Hospital. UW Health physicians will be offering free screenings as part of Head and Neck Cancer
Contact: WisDOT Office of Public Affairs (608) 266-3581, opa.exec@dot.wi.gov MADISON – Governor Tony Evers announced that local governments received quarterly payments on Monday totaling $90,431,667 for General Transportation Aids (GTA), Connecting Highway Aids and Expressway Policing Aids from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT). For calendar year 2019, local governments will
Contact: Nicole Schanen, 414-217-5857, schanenn@uwm.edu Edgar Mendez, 414-418-6449, edgarmilwaukeenns@gmail.com MILWAUKEE – Prominent marketing and tobacco researcher Daniel Giovenco will share findings from his research that shows how the promotion of higher-risk tobacco products in lower income neighborhoods has affected health disparities during a seminar Thursday, April 4, at the Joseph J. Zilber