Lodi… Rep. Jon Plumer (R-Lodi) released the following statement in response to Governor Evers’ ‘Safer At Home’ order. “During this time of crisis for our country and our state, I have chosen to remain optimistic about our future and supportive
Wisconsin can and must defeat this disease without defeating ourselves.
The coronavirus pandemic has raised the possibility that voting in person could be unsafe by the time of the general election in November. Mail balloting could be a solution.
Pocan is proposing practical and visionary responses to the COVID-19 economic crisis. For the sake of workers and small businesses, let’s hope he succeeds on both fronts.
To dull the damage, massive government intervention is required on the scale of our mobilization for World War II. Unprecedented American resources, public and private, will be required to control the medical convulsion from the Coronavirus pandemic, but also to head off a depression.
Most of the many workers laid off have no paid leave. This is a crisis.
In the 2010 Census, Wisconsin had the highest percentage of completed Census forms per household in the nation. Let’s keep it up. Get counted, be visible, and get the services you need.
It wouldn’t surprise any observer of state politics if Sanfelippo set some modern-day record for being a human wrecking ball, sabotaging public interest legislation by inserting his own biases and skewed political agenda at just the right moment.
Cap Times Opinion Editor Jessie Opoien shares ways to help others amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
MADISON—Following the announcement of yesterday’s “Safer at Home” order and continued efforts to slow the spread of COVID-19, the State Capitol will be closed to the public beginning at 8:00 a.m. March 26, 2020 until further notice. “The State Capitol
(MADISON) – On Tuesday, Senator Lena Taylor (D-Milwaukee) learned that the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel made the decision to help local residents stay informed during the Coronavirus public health crisis. Taylor was appreciative of Editor George Stanley and the leadership of
[Madison, WI] – In response to several reports of municipal clerks in Madison and Milwaukee willfully ignoring and breaking state election law concerning voter ID requirements, the Republican Party of Wisconsin issued the following statement from Chairman Andrew Hitt: “Reports
(MADISON, WI) — The Democratic Party of Wisconsin has unveiled a Voter Assistance Hotline to field questions from voters regarding casting an absentee ballot for the April 7 election for the Presidential Preference Primary, Wisconsin Supreme Court, and thousands of local
Lodi… Rep. Jon Plumer (R-Lodi) released the following statement in response to Governor Evers’ ‘Safer At Home’ order. “During this time of crisis for our country and our state, I have chosen to remain optimistic about our future and supportive of our leaders, trusting that they are operating in our
Wisconsin can and must defeat this disease without defeating ourselves.
The coronavirus pandemic has raised the possibility that voting in person could be unsafe by the time of the general election in November. Mail balloting could be a solution.
Pocan is proposing practical and visionary responses to the COVID-19 economic crisis. For the sake of workers and small businesses, let’s hope he succeeds on both fronts.
To dull the damage, massive government intervention is required on the scale of our mobilization for World War II. Unprecedented American resources, public and private, will be required to control the medical convulsion from the Coronavirus pandemic, but also to head off a depression.
Most of the many workers laid off have no paid leave. This is a crisis.
In the 2010 Census, Wisconsin had the highest percentage of completed Census forms per household in the nation. Let’s keep it up. Get counted, be visible, and get the services you need.
It wouldn’t surprise any observer of state politics if Sanfelippo set some modern-day record for being a human wrecking ball, sabotaging public interest legislation by inserting his own biases and skewed political agenda at just the right moment.
Cap Times Opinion Editor Jessie Opoien shares ways to help others amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
MADISON—Following the announcement of yesterday’s “Safer at Home” order and continued efforts to slow the spread of COVID-19, the State Capitol will be closed to the public beginning at 8:00 a.m. March 26, 2020 until further notice. “The State Capitol building is a symbol of the strength and determination of
(MADISON) – On Tuesday, Senator Lena Taylor (D-Milwaukee) learned that the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel made the decision to help local residents stay informed during the Coronavirus public health crisis. Taylor was appreciative of Editor George Stanley and the leadership of the paper efforts to ensure that money was not a
[Madison, WI] – In response to several reports of municipal clerks in Madison and Milwaukee willfully ignoring and breaking state election law concerning voter ID requirements, the Republican Party of Wisconsin issued the following statement from Chairman Andrew Hitt: “Reports of clerks willfully ignoring state statutes is an outrageous assault
(MADISON, WI) — The Democratic Party of Wisconsin has unveiled a Voter Assistance Hotline to field questions from voters regarding casting an absentee ballot for the April 7 election for the Presidential Preference Primary, Wisconsin Supreme Court, and thousands of local races across the state. “In this moment of crisis, the