Walworth, WI – Today, the Wisconsin Education Association Council (WEAC) announced its recommendation for Elizabeth Lochner-Abel for State Assembly District 31. “Assembly District 31 needs a representative that listens to all of its constituents, and the needs that they have.
(Madison)—State Senator Dave Hansen (D-Green Bay) is encouraging constituents who are interested in creating a non-partisan redistricting process and fair maps for future elections to apply to serve on Governor Evers’ People’s Commission on Maps. “Throughout my efforts to pass
Alexandria, VA– A June 2020 poll commissioned by Citizens for the Republic and conducted by conservative polling firm Trafalgar Group, a 2016 Trump Campaign polling firm, found in the presidential battleground state of Wisconsin compelling opposition to the proposal to lift the
(Green Lake, WI) – Alex Dallman, Republican candidate for the 41st Assembly District, has earned the endorsements of members of our law enforcement community across the 41st State Assembly District, including Sheriff Mark Podoll of Green Lake County, Sheriff Brent
Madison – Representative Lisa Subeck announced today that she has earned the endorsement of the Building Trades Council of South Central Wisconsin, representing 17 labor unions. “The Building Trades Council of South Central Wisconsin is pleased to endorse the reelection
City of Racine – Dottie-Kay Bowersox, Public Health Administrator for the City of Racine, has provided the first round of revisions to the Safer Racine ordinance that was passed June 22nd. Revisions follow an evaluation, revision, and release date of July
TOMAH — Yesterday, congressional candidate in Wisconsin’s 3rd District, Jessi Ebben, held a livestreamed Back the Blue Law Enforcement Listening Session. Representative Ron Kind recently held a meeting with law enforcement officers in which he claimed to want their input on national policing reform. Kind
Wisconsin Farmers Union will host a virtual gathering on the issue of nonpartisan redistricting and how Wisconsinites can work together to fight for a democracy that works for all. The Fair Maps Virtual Town Hall will be from 7:30-8:30pm on
Madison, WI—Representative Rob Brooks (R-Saukville) urges Governor Tony Evers to utilize a portion of the federal CARES Act discretionary funds to provide financial assistance to Wisconsinites who are awaiting the Department of Workforce Development’s approval and payment of their unemployment
(WISCONSIN) — Today, as the Women for Trump bus tour and the Republican Party of Wisconsin hold in-person events, Wisconsinites across the state blasted Trump for the danger he’s posed to women, his attacks on the health care system, and his
Today’s Midday podcast covers the state Supreme Court today ruling three of Gov. Tony Evers’ partial vetoes in the 2019-21 budget were unconstitutional. Meanwhile, the court upheld one of Evers’ partial vetoes. … Please log in to access subscriber content.
Culver’s hit record sales through the pandemic as almost 100 percent of its business went through the drive-thru, said Co-founder Craig Culver. “We had, prior to this, an understanding of our capacity in drive-thru, and I think we’ve blown those
On this week’s episode, WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross and WisconsinEye’s Steve Walters interview State Republican Party Chairman Andrew Hitt ahead of the GOP state convention. The two also discuss this week’s state Supreme Court rulings on lame-duck laws and Gov. Tony Evers’ budget vetoes, a federal appeals court ruling upholding limits on early voting and more.
Quotes of the Week Today’s ruling departs from decades of precedent and only creates chaos and confusion. As I said yesterday, we’re not going to let folks who are bitter about an election that happened nearly two years ago stop
Walworth, WI – Today, the Wisconsin Education Association Council (WEAC) announced its recommendation for Elizabeth Lochner-Abel for State Assembly District 31. “Assembly District 31 needs a representative that listens to all of its constituents, and the needs that they have.
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers released the following statement in response to today’s Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling: “The People’s Budget made historic investments in better roads, better schools, and better healthcare, but clearly Republicans will continue doing whatever they can to prevent
New emphasis on developer diversity, community sustainability, rural housing MADISON – Helpful feedback from developers and community members has resulted in a series of improvements to the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority’s 2021-2022 plan for administering federal and state tax
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Walworth, WI – Today, the Wisconsin Education Association Council (WEAC) announced its recommendation for Elizabeth Lochner-Abel for State Assembly District 31. “Assembly District 31 needs a representative that listens to all of its constituents, and the needs that they have. She will advance education equity and support public schools across
(Madison)—State Senator Dave Hansen (D-Green Bay) is encouraging constituents who are interested in creating a non-partisan redistricting process and fair maps for future elections to apply to serve on Governor Evers’ People’s Commission on Maps. “Throughout my efforts to pass non-partisan redistricting in the Legislature I have heard from many
Alexandria, VA– A June 2020 poll commissioned by Citizens for the Republic and conducted by conservative polling firm Trafalgar Group, a 2016 Trump Campaign polling firm, found in the presidential battleground state of Wisconsin compelling opposition to the proposal to lift the 2001 Roadless Rule protections that safeguard key areas in the
(Green Lake, WI) – Alex Dallman, Republican candidate for the 41st Assembly District, has earned the endorsements of members of our law enforcement community across the 41st State Assembly District, including Sheriff Mark Podoll of Green Lake County, Sheriff Brent York of Adams County, Sheriff Roger Brandner of Columbia County,
Madison – Representative Lisa Subeck announced today that she has earned the endorsement of the Building Trades Council of South Central Wisconsin, representing 17 labor unions. “The Building Trades Council of South Central Wisconsin is pleased to endorse the reelection of Representative Lisa Subeck to the State Assembly,” said Dave
City of Racine – Dottie-Kay Bowersox, Public Health Administrator for the City of Racine, has provided the first round of revisions to the Safer Racine ordinance that was passed June 22nd. Revisions follow an evaluation, revision, and release date of July 09, 2020. In keeping with that timeline, revisions to the
TOMAH — Yesterday, congressional candidate in Wisconsin’s 3rd District, Jessi Ebben, held a livestreamed Back the Blue Law Enforcement Listening Session. Representative Ron Kind recently held a meeting with law enforcement officers in which he claimed to want their input on national policing reform. Kind did not disclose that he had already cosponsored the House Democrats’ Justice in
Wisconsin Farmers Union will host a virtual gathering on the issue of nonpartisan redistricting and how Wisconsinites can work together to fight for a democracy that works for all. The Fair Maps Virtual Town Hall will be from 7:30-8:30pm on Tuesday, July 14. Over the last several years, Wisconsin has
Madison, WI—Representative Rob Brooks (R-Saukville) urges Governor Tony Evers to utilize a portion of the federal CARES Act discretionary funds to provide financial assistance to Wisconsinites who are awaiting the Department of Workforce Development’s approval and payment of their unemployment benefits. “I have heard from many constituents who have been
(WISCONSIN) — Today, as the Women for Trump bus tour and the Republican Party of Wisconsin hold in-person events, Wisconsinites across the state blasted Trump for the danger he’s posed to women, his attacks on the health care system, and his failure to properly address the COVID-19 pandemic: Rep. Robyn Vining:
Today’s Midday podcast covers the state Supreme Court today ruling three of Gov. Tony Evers’ partial vetoes in the 2019-21 budget were unconstitutional. Meanwhile, the court upheld one of Evers’ partial vetoes. … Please log in to access subscriber content. If you don’t have a subscription, click here for a
Culver’s hit record sales through the pandemic as almost 100 percent of its business went through the drive-thru, said Co-founder Craig Culver. “We had, prior to this, an understanding of our capacity in drive-thru, and I think we’ve blown those expectations out of the water with the number of cars
On this week’s episode, WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross and WisconsinEye’s Steve Walters interview State Republican Party Chairman Andrew Hitt ahead of the GOP state convention. The two also discuss this week’s state Supreme Court rulings on lame-duck laws and Gov. Tony Evers’ budget vetoes, a federal appeals court ruling upholding limits on early voting and more.
Quotes of the Week Today’s ruling departs from decades of precedent and only creates chaos and confusion. As I said yesterday, we’re not going to let folks who are bitter about an election that happened nearly two years ago stop us from getting things done for the people of our
Walworth, WI – Today, the Wisconsin Education Association Council (WEAC) announced its recommendation for Elizabeth Lochner-Abel for State Assembly District 31. “Assembly District 31 needs a representative that listens to all of its constituents, and the needs that they have. She will advance education equity and support public schools across
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers released the following statement in response to today’s Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling: “The People’s Budget made historic investments in better roads, better schools, and better healthcare, but clearly Republicans will continue doing whatever they can to prevent us from doing good work for Wisconsinites. “Today’s ruling departs
New emphasis on developer diversity, community sustainability, rural housing MADISON – Helpful feedback from developers and community members has resulted in a series of improvements to the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority’s 2021-2022 plan for administering federal and state tax credits that finance low- to moderate-income housing. The 2021-2022 Qualified
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