Republican members of the Joint Finance Committee on Wednesday peppered DPI Superintendent Carolyn Stanford Taylor with questions about the guv’s education proposal, questioning if the state can afford the proposed $1.4 billion increase for public schools. But prompted by questions
Judge Lisa Neubauer is urging her supporters to “stick with me” as she maintains the state Supreme Court race is “too close to call.” In a 90-second video posted to her Facebook page this afternoon, Neubauer continued to pledge she’d
Voters across the state signed off on more than $765 million worth of school referendums in the spring election, approving nearly three-fourths of asks across ballots statewide. Still, they also rejected some $420 million in referendum requests Tuesday, according to
With a potential recount on the horizon, Appeals Court Judge Brian Hagedorn described his nearly 6,000 vote lead in the Supreme Court race as “insurmountable.” Hagedorn told reporters during a press conference in Pewaukee today that a few days back
Members of the Joint Finance Committee drew early battle lines Wednesday as they kicked off the first agency briefings of Gov. Tony Evers’ $84 billion budget. JFC Co-chair Alberta Darling, R-River Hills, started today’s hearing by knocking Evers for proposing
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Contact: Representative Ron Tusler (608) 266-5831 Candidate Required to Pay if Recount Requested Madison – Tuesday’s highly contested State Supreme Court race between Appellate Judges Brian Hagedorn and Lisa Neubauer may result in a recount. As of Wednesday morning after all
Contact: Anne Broeker Communication Specialist (414) 288-7536 – office (414) 217-2172 – mobile anne.broeker@marquette.edu Date: April 3, 2019 This news release is available online. MILWAUKEE — Dr. Terrence Rynne, founder of the Center for Peacemaking and instructor of theology at Marquette University was
In both Madison and Chicago gay candidates for mayor won office.
To make the claim that school choice is undermining public school spending is one of the biggest fallacies regularly repeated by choice opponents.
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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Association of Independent Colleges & Universities From WisPolitics.com … — Conservative Brian Hagedorn declared victory early today in a razor-thin race with fellow Appeals Court Judge Lisa Neubauer to become Wisconsin’s next Supreme Court
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Republican members of the Joint Finance Committee on Wednesday peppered DPI Superintendent Carolyn Stanford Taylor with questions about the guv’s education proposal, questioning if the state can afford the proposed $1.4 billion increase for public schools. But prompted by questions from Dem members, Taylor said simply maintaining current funding levels
Judge Lisa Neubauer is urging her supporters to “stick with me” as she maintains the state Supreme Court race is “too close to call.” In a 90-second video posted to her Facebook page this afternoon, Neubauer continued to pledge she’d work to ensure “every last vote is counted” in the
Voters across the state signed off on more than $765 million worth of school referendums in the spring election, approving nearly three-fourths of asks across ballots statewide. Still, they also rejected some $420 million in referendum requests Tuesday, according to a review of a Department of Public Instruction tally. In
With a potential recount on the horizon, Appeals Court Judge Brian Hagedorn described his nearly 6,000 vote lead in the Supreme Court race as “insurmountable.” Hagedorn told reporters during a press conference in Pewaukee today that a few days back people on his team told him there’s no precedent for
Members of the Joint Finance Committee drew early battle lines Wednesday as they kicked off the first agency briefings of Gov. Tony Evers’ $84 billion budget. JFC Co-chair Alberta Darling, R-River Hills, started today’s hearing by knocking Evers for proposing tax hikes in his budget after saying in the waning
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Contact: Representative Ron Tusler (608) 266-5831 Candidate Required to Pay if Recount Requested Madison – Tuesday’s highly contested State Supreme Court race between Appellate Judges Brian Hagedorn and Lisa Neubauer may result in a recount. As of Wednesday morning after all precincts reported, Judge Hagedorn had a 5,962 vote lead over
Contact: Anne Broeker Communication Specialist (414) 288-7536 – office (414) 217-2172 – mobile anne.broeker@marquette.edu Date: April 3, 2019 This news release is available online. MILWAUKEE — Dr. Terrence Rynne, founder of the Center for Peacemaking and instructor of theology at Marquette University was honored by the James W. Foley Foundation with the 2019
In both Madison and Chicago gay candidates for mayor won office.
To make the claim that school choice is undermining public school spending is one of the biggest fallacies regularly repeated by choice opponents.
Compressed gravel base can’t support LCD fabrication plant. So what’s being built?
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Association of Independent Colleges & Universities From WisPolitics.com … — Conservative Brian Hagedorn declared victory early today in a razor-thin race with fellow Appeals Court Judge Lisa Neubauer to become Wisconsin’s next Supreme Court justice. With 99 percent of precincts reporting, The Associated Press
Matt Batzel, American Majority Action Mobile: (920)917-5860 E-mail: mattb@am-action.org American Majority Action Door Knocking Spurs Conservative Comeback April 3, 2019 – With a very tight margin in the Wisconsin Supreme Court Election, American Majority Action (AMA)’s 15,000 Door Knocks and 4,300 Door Conversations were critical to turning out the conservative