The national Dem party in a new TV ad asks Wisconsinites if they’ve “had enough” of President Trump, and accuses his administration of failing in its COVID-19 response. The ad, running in the Green Bay market as part of a
In her first TV ad, Dem state Rep Robyn Vining, D-Wauwatosa, says she’s “fighting for our values.” Vining’s media buy is up to more than $256,000 on broadcast and cable TV through Election Day, according to Advertising Analytics. Meanwhile, GOP
Sarah Yacoub, a Democrat challenging Rep. Shannon Zimmerman, R-River Falls, in her first ad in the race, opens with jabs at Zimmerman’s record and declares that uncertain times call for reliable leadership. “Rep. Shannon Zimmerman ignored science, failed to protect
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Wisconsin voters again face an Election Day deadline to return their absentee ballots after a split federal appeals court today put on hold a ruling that had extended it by six days.
Bloomer – Earlier this week, State Representative Rob Summerfield (R-Bloomer) joined members of Bloomer Telephone Company and the Wisconsin State Telecommunications Association (WSTA) for the kickoff of their latest broadband expansion project. The project will provide fiber connection to over 300 businesses,
(WISCONSIN) — Last night at the vice presidential debate, Kamala Harris made it clear to Wisconsinites that a Biden-Harris administration will protect protections for pre-existing conditions. Right now, Trump and his administration are working to strip protections for people with pre-existing conditions,
Mt. Pleasant Village Administrator Maureen Murphy was elected 2nd Vice President of the League of Wisconsin Municipalities by her peers from cities and villages across the state at the League’s 122nd Annual Conference Business Meeting held virtually earlier today. “Throughout my career,
Ads air in MI, PA, and WI, feature two former Trump voters and one nurse. The United Association of Union Plumbers and Pipefitters (UA) launched three new television ads this week as part of a $1.2 million independent expenditure campaign
MILWAUKEE — The Institute for Women’s Leadership at Marquette University is hosting Suffrage and Innovation 2020, a virtual conference celebrating the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment which granted women the right to vote. The conference will
MADISON, Wis.—The University of Wisconsin System and its 13 universities, in continued response to a priority of the Board of Regents, are implementing and funding improvements to student behavioral health services while other changes remain in process. “The Board of
MADISON – According to a follow-up memo from the non-partisan Legislative Reference Bureau, Governor Evers’ Emergency Order # 3 is enforceable from now until November 6th and would only become unenforceable if a court issues an order enjoining the Department of
(Green Bay, Wis.) – The Port of Green Bay saw 219,000 tons of cargo move through in September, well above the totals registered in July and August. The year-to-date totals, however, still lag behind last year (-21%) at 1.28 million
The national Dem party in a new TV ad asks Wisconsinites if they’ve “had enough” of President Trump, and accuses his administration of failing in its COVID-19 response. The ad, running in the Green Bay market as part of a six-figure buy, slams Trump and VP Mike Pence for “incompetence
In her first TV ad, Dem state Rep Robyn Vining, D-Wauwatosa, says she’s “fighting for our values.” Vining’s media buy is up to more than $256,000 on broadcast and cable TV through Election Day, according to Advertising Analytics. Meanwhile, GOP groups have secured $87,112 in cable and digital. Vining’s ad
Sarah Yacoub, a Democrat challenging Rep. Shannon Zimmerman, R-River Falls, in her first ad in the race, opens with jabs at Zimmerman’s record and declares that uncertain times call for reliable leadership. “Rep. Shannon Zimmerman ignored science, failed to protect our community, and isn’t serious about helping small businesses,” the
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Wisconsin voters again face an Election Day deadline to return their absentee ballots after a split federal appeals court today put on hold a ruling that had extended it by six days. In the 2-1 ruling, the majority found federal Judge William
Bloomer – Earlier this week, State Representative Rob Summerfield (R-Bloomer) joined members of Bloomer Telephone Company and the Wisconsin State Telecommunications Association (WSTA) for the kickoff of their latest broadband expansion project. The project will provide fiber connection to over 300 businesses, farms, and homes in the Town of Colfax in Dunn
(WISCONSIN) — Last night at the vice presidential debate, Kamala Harris made it clear to Wisconsinites that a Biden-Harris administration will protect protections for pre-existing conditions. Right now, Trump and his administration are working to strip protections for people with pre-existing conditions, which could threaten over 2.4 million people in the Badger
Mt. Pleasant Village Administrator Maureen Murphy was elected 2nd Vice President of the League of Wisconsin Municipalities by her peers from cities and villages across the state at the League’s 122nd Annual Conference Business Meeting held virtually earlier today. “Throughout my career, the League has been my go-to source for all things
Ads air in MI, PA, and WI, feature two former Trump voters and one nurse. The United Association of Union Plumbers and Pipefitters (UA) launched three new television ads this week as part of a $1.2 million independent expenditure campaign supporting Joe Biden for President. In addition to a robust
MILWAUKEE — The Institute for Women’s Leadership at Marquette University is hosting Suffrage and Innovation 2020, a virtual conference celebrating the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment which granted women the right to vote. The conference will feature eight pre-recorded sessions available in advance, culminating with two
MADISON, Wis.—The University of Wisconsin System and its 13 universities, in continued response to a priority of the Board of Regents, are implementing and funding improvements to student behavioral health services while other changes remain in process. “The Board of Regents understands the high importance of student well-being, and we
MADISON – According to a follow-up memo from the non-partisan Legislative Reference Bureau, Governor Evers’ Emergency Order # 3 is enforceable from now until November 6th and would only become unenforceable if a court issues an order enjoining the Department of Health Services. “Yesterday, Senator Fitzgerald, Speaker Vos and Senator Nass
(Green Bay, Wis.) – The Port of Green Bay saw 219,000 tons of cargo move through in September, well above the totals registered in July and August. The year-to-date totals, however, still lag behind last year (-21%) at 1.28 million tons. On the import side, cement shipments are up 21%