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In today’s WisPolitics Midday update, brought to you by Spectrum: UW Board of Regents loses a member. Dem Ron Kind gets a fourth Republican challenger.
On this week’s episode, the AP’s Scott Bauer and WisconsinEye’s Steve Walters discuss Gov. Tony Evers’ State of the State initiatives, the state’s higher tax collections and more.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Jensen & Chvala, debate what to do with a projected $450 million surplus.
Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
During the State of the State Address this week, Governor Tony Evers introduced his plan to issue an executive order that will establish a nonpartisan redistricting commission to propose new legislative maps. Late last year, the Common Council voted unanimously
Rep. Allen is currently scheduling constituent meetings during Coffee with Scott, an opportunity to take a personal coffee break with Rep. Allen, on Wednesday January 29, 2020 from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM at The Steaming Cup, 340 W. Main St, Waukesha, WI 53186.
Republican Women of Greater Milwaukee First Coffee Klatch of 2020 Come and join other like-minded women for a cup of coffee (tea or hot chocolate), sweets, light snacks~and most importantly conversation. We will hear from our friend, grassroots political organizer:
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Through my decades in town, but especially since my involvement in the Justified Anger movement born in the aftermath of the Rev. Alex Gee’s essay by that title in the Cap Times in late 2013, I have come to realize that African American-led initiatives in this city face greater scrutiny than do projects and programs led by whites.
Despite the Governor’s criticism during the State of the State address on January 22, 2020, the legislature has been hard at work on bi-partisan, important legislation that solves problems.
Gov. Tony Evers did the right thing in his State of the State Address by promoting nonpartisan redistricting. In doing so, he gave a boost to the grassroots activists all across the state who are building a powerful movement to ban gerrymandering.
If Kennedy and Sullivan were so incompetent that they couldn’t oversee the collection of nomination signatures by their campaigns, how does anyone expect either of them to run the largest county in the state?
When it comes to The Donald bending the facts, no one is surprised — except, of course, when he completely goes over the top, like he did earlier this month when he took credit for a sharp one-year drop in the cancer rate.
Today Representative Gary Hebl (D-Sun Prairie) released the following statement regarding the upcoming race in the 16th Senate District being vacated by Senator Mark Miller. “I have no plans to enter the race for SD-16 at this time.”
MADISON – Today, the Legislative Fiscal Bureau released new revenue estimates showing the state is now expected to take in $818.2 million more in revenue through mid-2021 than previously projected. Approximately $409 million of the new revenue will be transferred
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(Hudson, WI) – Jason Church, candidate for Congress in Wisconsin’s Seventh Congressional District, voiced his support for the National March for Life rally that is happening today in Washington, D.C.: “I stand with all those who are walking today in
MADISON– Melissa Sargent (D-Madison) released the following statement announcing an endorsement for her candidacy for Wisconsin’s 16th Senate District: “Today, it is my distinct honor to announce an endorsement for my campaign for State Senate by Ada Deer. Ada has
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … Political Stock Report -A collection of insider opinion- (Jan. 18-24, 2020) Rising: State revenues, Tony Evers, Retirements Mixed: 3rd CD Republicans, Evers cabinet, Brian Hagedorn Falling: Vaping, Bryan Kennedy and Jim Sullivan Read the full Political Stock Report here (no password required): https://www.wispolitics.com/2020/poli…
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In today’s WisPolitics Midday update, brought to you by Spectrum: UW Board of Regents loses a member. Dem Ron Kind gets a fourth Republican challenger.
On this week’s episode, the AP’s Scott Bauer and WisconsinEye’s Steve Walters discuss Gov. Tony Evers’ State of the State initiatives, the state’s higher tax collections and more.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Jensen & Chvala, debate what to do with a projected $450 million surplus.
Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
During the State of the State Address this week, Governor Tony Evers introduced his plan to issue an executive order that will establish a nonpartisan redistricting commission to propose new legislative maps. Late last year, the Common Council voted unanimously to approve legislation I sponsored directing the Election Commission to
Rep. Allen is currently scheduling constituent meetings during Coffee with Scott, an opportunity to take a personal coffee break with Rep. Allen, on Wednesday January 29, 2020 from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM at The Steaming Cup, 340 W. Main St, Waukesha, WI 53186. BYOC (Buy your own coffee). Constituents interested in joining Rep.
Republican Women of Greater Milwaukee First Coffee Klatch of 2020 Come and join other like-minded women for a cup of coffee (tea or hot chocolate), sweets, light snacks~and most importantly conversation. We will hear from our friend, grassroots political organizer: Christopher Lawrence on what we can do to ensure conservative
Note: If this post has anything to do with Evers, the Evers administration or lame-duck legislation and related lawsuits, please tag it as Evers Administration. Please delete this note before publishing.
Through my decades in town, but especially since my involvement in the Justified Anger movement born in the aftermath of the Rev. Alex Gee’s essay by that title in the Cap Times in late 2013, I have come to realize that African American-led initiatives in this city face greater scrutiny than do projects and programs led by whites.
Despite the Governor’s criticism during the State of the State address on January 22, 2020, the legislature has been hard at work on bi-partisan, important legislation that solves problems.
Gov. Tony Evers did the right thing in his State of the State Address by promoting nonpartisan redistricting. In doing so, he gave a boost to the grassroots activists all across the state who are building a powerful movement to ban gerrymandering.
If Kennedy and Sullivan were so incompetent that they couldn’t oversee the collection of nomination signatures by their campaigns, how does anyone expect either of them to run the largest county in the state?
When it comes to The Donald bending the facts, no one is surprised — except, of course, when he completely goes over the top, like he did earlier this month when he took credit for a sharp one-year drop in the cancer rate.
Today Representative Gary Hebl (D-Sun Prairie) released the following statement regarding the upcoming race in the 16th Senate District being vacated by Senator Mark Miller. “I have no plans to enter the race for SD-16 at this time.”
MADISON – Today, the Legislative Fiscal Bureau released new revenue estimates showing the state is now expected to take in $818.2 million more in revenue through mid-2021 than previously projected. Approximately $409 million of the new revenue will be transferred to the rainy day fund, leaving $451.9 million in new
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(Hudson, WI) – Jason Church, candidate for Congress in Wisconsin’s Seventh Congressional District, voiced his support for the National March for Life rally that is happening today in Washington, D.C.: “I stand with all those who are walking today in the March for Life in Washington, D.C. When I served
MADISON– Melissa Sargent (D-Madison) released the following statement announcing an endorsement for her candidacy for Wisconsin’s 16th Senate District: “Today, it is my distinct honor to announce an endorsement for my campaign for State Senate by Ada Deer. Ada has been a trailblazer in Wisconsin, fighting for underserved populations, and