Event in support of Sen. Patty Schachtner with special guests Sens. Jennifer Shilling and Mark Miller Wednesday, April 24 4:30-6 p.m. The Rigby, 2nd Floor 119 E. Main St, Madison Sponsor Levels: $2000, $1000, $500, $250 Suggested contribution: $50 RSVP
Contact: Timothy Svoboda, (202) 225-2476 (Washington, D.C.) – Congressman Glenn Grothman (R-Glenbeulah) today released the following statement on post office naming bills in Congress: “While Congress has not been able to address the major issues of the day such as
CONTACT: Rebecca Lynch 262-676-2587 New members create a progressive majority on the MPS Board of Directors Board to strengthen and fund public education; hold ineffective charter programs and operators accountable MILWAUKEE — Wisconsin Working Families Party congratulates its winning slate
David James djames@rslc.gop Seven-Figure Investment by RSLC’s Judicial Fairness Initiative Overcomes Three-To-One Spending Edge by Democrat-Aligned Groups WASHINGTON, D.C. (April 3, 2019) — National conservatives are celebrating following last night’s victory by Judge Brian Hagedorn for an open seat on
CONTACT: press@judgeneubauer.com Racine, WI — “This race is too close to call. We are almost assuredly headed to a recount. We are going to make sure every vote is counted. Wisconsinites deserve to know we have had a fair election
Contact: Charles Nichols (608) 257-4765 Wisconsin Rejects The Radical Agenda of The Liberal Left [Madison, WI] – Tonight, Justice-Elect Brian Hagedorn overcame all odds and achieved an incredible win despite facing millions in special interest spending, abhorrent personal attacks, and
(262) 372-6866 info@judgehagedorn.com Pewaukee – Justice-elect Brian Hagedorn released the following statement this morning declaring victory in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election: “The people of Wisconsin have spoken, and our margin of victory is insurmountable. I thank my wife, Christina, my children, and
Conservative Brian Hagedorn declared victory early Wednesday in a razor-thin race with fellow Appeals Court Judge Lisa Neubauer to become Wisconsin’s next justice. With 99 percent of precincts reporting, The Associated Press had Hagedorn with 601,007 votes, or 50.2 percent,
Hagedorn campaign spokesman Stephan Thompson said the campaign is waiting for the remaining ballots to be counted, but anticipates Brian Hagedorn will win his contest against fellow Appeal Court Judge Lisa Neubauer. Thompson, addressing supporters in Pewaukee, said Hagedorn is
Judge Lisa Neubauer’s campaign declared late Tuesday the Supreme Court race was too close to call and “almost assuredly headed to a recount.” “Wisconsinites deserve to know we have had a fair election and that every vote is counted,” said
Former Dem state Rep. Eric Genrich handedly won the race for Green Bay mayor Tuesday, pulling 57.6 percent of the vote for the open seat. Meanwhile, Satya Rhodes-Conway defeated longtime Madison Mayor Paul Soglin in a landslide. She took 61.9
Dem Thaddeus “Tip” McGuire will face Republican Mark Stalker in the April 30 general election for the 64th AD after winning a three-way primary this evening. McGuire, an assistant DA for Milwaukee County and former Barca aide, is at 55.2 percent
Election results can wait. For some supporters of state Supreme Court candidate Lisa Neubauer, first comes baseball. As people trickled into Neubauer’s election night party this evening at Racine’s Red Onion Cafe, some grabbed a beer and chatted amongst friends,
Event in support of Sen. Patty Schachtner with special guests Sens. Jennifer Shilling and Mark Miller Wednesday, April 24 4:30-6 p.m. The Rigby, 2nd Floor 119 E. Main St, Madison Sponsor Levels: $2000, $1000, $500, $250 Suggested contribution: $50 RSVP to Sarah at 608-216-4355 or katiei@wisdems.org Checks should be out to
Contact: Timothy Svoboda, (202) 225-2476 (Washington, D.C.) – Congressman Glenn Grothman (R-Glenbeulah) today released the following statement on post office naming bills in Congress: “While Congress has not been able to address the major issues of the day such as immigration, health care and welfare reform, they have today continued
CONTACT: Rebecca Lynch 262-676-2587 New members create a progressive majority on the MPS Board of Directors Board to strengthen and fund public education; hold ineffective charter programs and operators accountable MILWAUKEE — Wisconsin Working Families Party congratulates its winning slate of public school advocates for the Milwaukee Board of School
David James djames@rslc.gop Seven-Figure Investment by RSLC’s Judicial Fairness Initiative Overcomes Three-To-One Spending Edge by Democrat-Aligned Groups WASHINGTON, D.C. (April 3, 2019) — National conservatives are celebrating following last night’s victory by Judge Brian Hagedorn for an open seat on the Wisconsin state Supreme Court. “Wisconsin voters knew what was
CONTACT: press@judgeneubauer.com Racine, WI — “This race is too close to call. We are almost assuredly headed to a recount. We are going to make sure every vote is counted. Wisconsinites deserve to know we have had a fair election and that every vote is counted.” – Tyler Hendricks, Neubauer
Contact: Charles Nichols (608) 257-4765 Wisconsin Rejects The Radical Agenda of The Liberal Left [Madison, WI] – Tonight, Justice-Elect Brian Hagedorn overcame all odds and achieved an incredible win despite facing millions in special interest spending, abhorrent personal attacks, and a nationwide liberal political operation. In response to Hagedorn’s election
(262) 372-6866 info@judgehagedorn.com Pewaukee – Justice-elect Brian Hagedorn released the following statement this morning declaring victory in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election: “The people of Wisconsin have spoken, and our margin of victory is insurmountable. I thank my wife, Christina, my children, and my family and friends for their unwavering support throughout all
Conservative Brian Hagedorn declared victory early Wednesday in a razor-thin race with fellow Appeals Court Judge Lisa Neubauer to become Wisconsin’s next justice. With 99 percent of precincts reporting, The Associated Press had Hagedorn with 601,007 votes, or 50.2 percent, to 595,206, or 49.8 percent, for Neubauer. That margin was
Hagedorn campaign spokesman Stephan Thompson said the campaign is waiting for the remaining ballots to be counted, but anticipates Brian Hagedorn will win his contest against fellow Appeal Court Judge Lisa Neubauer. Thompson, addressing supporters in Pewaukee, said Hagedorn is to issue a statement once the tally is complete. He
Judge Lisa Neubauer’s campaign declared late Tuesday the Supreme Court race was too close to call and “almost assuredly headed to a recount.” “Wisconsinites deserve to know we have had a fair election and that every vote is counted,” said Neubauer campaign manager Tyler Hendricks. According to the unofficial tally
Former Dem state Rep. Eric Genrich handedly won the race for Green Bay mayor Tuesday, pulling 57.6 percent of the vote for the open seat. Meanwhile, Satya Rhodes-Conway defeated longtime Madison Mayor Paul Soglin in a landslide. She took 61.9 percent of the vote to become the first openly gay
Dem Thaddeus “Tip” McGuire will face Republican Mark Stalker in the April 30 general election for the 64th AD after winning a three-way primary this evening. McGuire, an assistant DA for Milwaukee County and former Barca aide, is at 55.2 percent of the vote with all precincts reporting in the Kenosha-area
Election results can wait. For some supporters of state Supreme Court candidate Lisa Neubauer, first comes baseball. As people trickled into Neubauer’s election night party this evening at Racine’s Red Onion Cafe, some grabbed a beer and chatted amongst friends, while others gathered around the only TV in the cafe
