Comment Portal Open Through Thursday, Oct. 7, 2021 Madison, Wis. — On September 30, 2021, the People’s Maps Commission released nine preliminary voting maps for public input. The drafts were unveiled as part of a virtual informational hearing livestreamed and recorded
MADISON – Senator Melissa Agard (D-Madison) testified in front of the Assembly Committee on Criminal Justice and Public Safety in favor of Assembly Bills 67 and 87. The two bills are aimed at addressing the backlog of sexual assault kits
Gov. Tony Evers kicked off Wisconsin Tech Month with a focus on inclusivity, highlighting the “technological divide” in the state. “We see it with broadband. Our communities don’t have access to a reliable internet connection,” he said yesterday at a
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In contrast to the current system where each voter picks just one candidate, ranking has the benefit of conveying more information about how voters see the entire field of candidates.
This past year was difficult but we are in a much better place than we were last fall.
While the left and their friends in the mainstream media insist there’s nothing to see here, that the elections were conducted fairly and transparently, there remain many serious questions about how they were handled — and who was really in charge.
White supremacy is still holding on.
While Vos is surely a toady to Trump, the reason that the speaker and his GOP colleagues are willing and able to go to extremes has a deeper explanation in the nightmare that is gerrymandering.
Fiscal irresponsibility and reckless spending is the GOP battle cry, and they’re joined by two Democratic senators who should know better.
Why not build Madison’s new historical museum in whatever is Wisconsin vernacular?
Wisconsin ports generate $1.4 billion in economic activity, but need infrastructure upgrades.
Comment Portal Open Through Thursday, Oct. 7, 2021 Madison, Wis. — On September 30, 2021, the People’s Maps Commission released nine preliminary voting maps for public input. The drafts were unveiled as part of a virtual informational hearing livestreamed and recorded on the Wisconsin Department of Administration YouTube channel and Wisconsin Eye. “Throughout
MADISON – Senator Melissa Agard (D-Madison) testified in front of the Assembly Committee on Criminal Justice and Public Safety in favor of Assembly Bills 67 and 87. The two bills are aimed at addressing the backlog of sexual assault kits and have already bipartisanly passed the Senate. Senator Agard released
Gov. Tony Evers kicked off Wisconsin Tech Month with a focus on inclusivity, highlighting the “technological divide” in the state. “We see it with broadband. Our communities don’t have access to a reliable internet connection,” he said yesterday at a news conference in Madison. “We see it in gaps to
STORY TOPICS – Local government – Agribusiness – Civil liberties – Courts – Culture – Education – Elections – Environment – Health care – Law and order – Manufacturing – Military – Public health and safety – Real estate – Columns TOP STORIES Evers announces $4.5M in state tax
In contrast to the current system where each voter picks just one candidate, ranking has the benefit of conveying more information about how voters see the entire field of candidates.
This past year was difficult but we are in a much better place than we were last fall.
While the left and their friends in the mainstream media insist there’s nothing to see here, that the elections were conducted fairly and transparently, there remain many serious questions about how they were handled — and who was really in charge.
White supremacy is still holding on.
While Vos is surely a toady to Trump, the reason that the speaker and his GOP colleagues are willing and able to go to extremes has a deeper explanation in the nightmare that is gerrymandering.
Fiscal irresponsibility and reckless spending is the GOP battle cry, and they’re joined by two Democratic senators who should know better.
Why not build Madison’s new historical museum in whatever is Wisconsin vernacular?
Wisconsin ports generate $1.4 billion in economic activity, but need infrastructure upgrades.