Fitzgerald receives backing of longtime representative of Wisconsin’s Fifth Congressional District, who, at the end of the present term, will have served in Congress longer than anyone in Wisconsin history [Juneau, WI] — Today, Wisconsin Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald
“Too many folks are caring for kids and aging parents like I did,” Biden said. “I was a single dad for a long time. The joy and love are always there but it’s hard. It’s really, really hard.” Yesterday in
MADISON, Wis. – After an intensive two-quarter study and pilot, the Department of Safety and Professional Services has revamped its plan review process, a key step in most building projects. The new process not only shortens customer wait times but also
MADISON, Wis. – Today, State Treasurer Godlewski announced the Board of Commissioners of Public Lands (BCPL) approval of $8 million in funding for 21 community projects around Wisconsin in July. Burnett, Calumet, Green, Kenosha, La Crosse, Monroe, Oconto, Rock, Taylor,
Three weeks out from the Aug. 11 primary, voters have already requested at least 743,908 absentee ballots. That’s well above the 645,619 ballots cast in the August 2016 primary, when 101,803 voted absentee. Meanwhile, with President Trump raising questions about
Retiring GOP U.S. Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner has endorsed state Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald to replace him in the 5th CD. Sensenbrenner, who has held his current Congressional seat since 1979, touted the Juneau Republican as “someone who can look
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — Retiring GOP U.S. Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner has endorsed state Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald to replace him in the 5th CD. Sensenbrenner, who has held his current Congressional
Fitzgerald Media Contact: myranda@scottfitzgeraldforcongress.com Sensenbrenner Media Contact: brit@sensenbrenner.org [Juneau, WI] — Today, Wisconsin Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald earned a major endorsement in the legislative veteran’s congressional bid. Ahead of the August primary, retiring Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner, the dean of
UW-Madison economist Noah Williams said it would be inaccurate to blame government regulation for the economic slowdown that’s accompanied the COVID-19 pandemic. “Economic activity started falling early in March, before there were any restrictions in place,” Williams said. “What the
Fitzgerald receives backing of longtime representative of Wisconsin’s Fifth Congressional District, who, at the end of the present term, will have served in Congress longer than anyone in Wisconsin history [Juneau, WI] — Today, Wisconsin Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald earned a major endorsement in the legislative veteran’s congressional bid.
“Too many folks are caring for kids and aging parents like I did,” Biden said. “I was a single dad for a long time. The joy and love are always there but it’s hard. It’s really, really hard.” Yesterday in an interview with Milwaukee’s CBS 58, Joe Biden discussed his newly
MADISON, Wis. – After an intensive two-quarter study and pilot, the Department of Safety and Professional Services has revamped its plan review process, a key step in most building projects. The new process not only shortens customer wait times but also realigns staff for greater efficiency, flexibility, and growth. The changes
MADISON, Wis. – Today, State Treasurer Godlewski announced the Board of Commissioners of Public Lands (BCPL) approval of $8 million in funding for 21 community projects around Wisconsin in July. Burnett, Calumet, Green, Kenosha, La Crosse, Monroe, Oconto, Rock, Taylor, Trempealeau, Vilas, Walworth, Washington, and Waukesha counties all received financing
Three weeks out from the Aug. 11 primary, voters have already requested at least 743,908 absentee ballots. That’s well above the 645,619 ballots cast in the August 2016 primary, when 101,803 voted absentee. Meanwhile, with President Trump raising questions about voting by mail, voters in the state’s two largest Dem
Retiring GOP U.S. Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner has endorsed state Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald to replace him in the 5th CD. Sensenbrenner, who has held his current Congressional seat since 1979, touted the Juneau Republican as “someone who can look to the future and stand up against Nancy Pelosi’s liberal
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — Retiring GOP U.S. Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner has endorsed state Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald to replace him in the 5th CD. Sensenbrenner, who has held his current Congressional seat since 1979, touted the Juneau Republican as “someone who
Fitzgerald Media Contact: myranda@scottfitzgeraldforcongress.com Sensenbrenner Media Contact: brit@sensenbrenner.org [Juneau, WI] — Today, Wisconsin Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald earned a major endorsement in the legislative veteran’s congressional bid. Ahead of the August primary, retiring Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner, the dean of Wisconsin’s congressional delegation and longtime representative of the Fifth Congressional
UW-Madison economist Noah Williams said it would be inaccurate to blame government regulation for the economic slowdown that’s accompanied the COVID-19 pandemic. “Economic activity started falling early in March, before there were any restrictions in place,” Williams said. “What the lockdowns essentially did was keep that activity at a very