Liberal candidates who will challenge Judge Daniel Kelly for a seat on the state Supreme Court in 2020 criticized the conservative-controlled court at the state Dem convention. Jill Karofsky, a Dane County judge and former prosecutor, said the legal system
Dem activists re-elected Meg Andrietsch as secretary and Randy Udell as treasurer after they were unopposed for another two-year term. Andrietsch was appointed to the office in September 2010 and then won her first two-year term in 2011, winning re-election
Rep. David Bowen touted his work over the past four years as the party’s vice chair as he made a pitch to activists to elevate him to the chair’s office in Sunday’s race. Meanwhile, former MoveOn.org senior adviser Ben Wikler
The state Dem Party is barring WisPolitics.com from conducting its convention straw poll this year, citing DNC rules. WisPolitics.com conducted a straw poll at last year’s convention with 789 delegates, alternates and registered guests indicating their preference for guv. But
Businessman Andy Gronik, who dropped out of the guv’s race nearly a year ago, said he’s still looking to push some of what he advocated during his campaign. He’s just looking for the best avenue to do it. Gronik created
The two candidates to become the next Dem state chair — Rep. David Bowen and former MoveOn.org senior adviser Ben Wikler — both say the party needs to do a better job of competing with its GOP counterpart. They each,
Outgoing Dem Chair Martha Laning has nothing but respect for judicial candidates who turn down help from political parties because they want to keep politics out of the Supreme Court. She also says they need to change. Reflecting on her four years
Supreme Court candidates Ed Fallone and Jill Karofsky will address the Dem state convention this weekend. Their appearance comes after the party was sharply critical of Justice-elect Brian Hagedorn speaking to the GOP convention earlier this month in Oshkosh, where he thanked activists for their support
Liberal candidates who will challenge Judge Daniel Kelly for a seat on the state Supreme Court in 2020 criticized the conservative-controlled court at the state Dem convention. Jill Karofsky, a Dane County judge and former prosecutor, said the legal system had become “increasingly politicized” by the conservative majority. “The rule
Dem activists re-elected Meg Andrietsch as secretary and Randy Udell as treasurer after they were unopposed for another two-year term. Andrietsch was appointed to the office in September 2010 and then won her first two-year term in 2011, winning re-election since. Udell won his first term in 2015.
Rep. David Bowen touted his work over the past four years as the party’s vice chair as he made a pitch to activists to elevate him to the chair’s office in Sunday’s race. Meanwhile, former MoveOn.org senior adviser Ben Wikler told Dems his work to fight against the repeal of
The state Dem Party is barring WisPolitics.com from conducting its convention straw poll this year, citing DNC rules. WisPolitics.com conducted a straw poll at last year’s convention with 789 delegates, alternates and registered guests indicating their preference for guv. But national party rules prohibit them in the presidential race, a
Businessman Andy Gronik, who dropped out of the guv’s race nearly a year ago, said he’s still looking to push some of what he advocated during his campaign. He’s just looking for the best avenue to do it. Gronik created Stage W as an issues group and eventually launched his
The two candidates to become the next Dem state chair — Rep. David Bowen and former MoveOn.org senior adviser Ben Wikler — both say the party needs to do a better job of competing with its GOP counterpart. They each, though, have a slightly different emphasis. In separate interviews with
Outgoing Dem Chair Martha Laning has nothing but respect for judicial candidates who turn down help from political parties because they want to keep politics out of the Supreme Court. She also says they need to change. Reflecting on her four years as party chair, Laning said Wisconsin Dems need to become more engaged
Supreme Court candidates Ed Fallone and Jill Karofsky will address the Dem state convention this weekend. Their appearance comes after the party was sharply critical of Justice-elect Brian Hagedorn speaking to the GOP convention earlier this month in Oshkosh, where he thanked activists for their support and told them they “saved” the state Supreme Court. Party