MADISON — Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes, candidate for U.S. Senate, announced today he has raised nearly $1.5 million since debate day with over 30,000 new contributors. The surge in grassroots momentum comes after Mandela’s clear debate victory holding Ron Johnson accountable for his
Statement by Fitchburg Mayor Aaron Richardson After much reflection, I have decided I will not run for another term as Fitchburg Mayor this spring, regardless of the outcome of my State Treasurer race this November. I am optimistic Wisconsin voters
MADISON, Wis. — In a new ad for Tim Michels, Tommy Thompson wants Wisconsinites to believe he’s “never seen Madison quite this bad.” But Thompson’s election-year criticism is a complete reversal from his long record of praising Gov. Evers’ leadership: Thompson
The nonpartisan American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network released a new poll showing widespread support for expansion of BadgerCare, Wisconsin’s Medicaid program.
Stating the facts about Johnson’s long record of threatening Social Security is not a “scare tactic.”
His no-nonsense practical style, likely borne from decades in the private-sector business world where the objective is simply to get the job done, gets rave reviews from supporters, and sends detractors into a Donald Trump-derangement-syndrome kind of frenzy.
In Wisconsin, access to abortion is threatened by a pre-Roe ban that dates back to 1849.
Do choosy tax delinquents choose Jif?
Biden’s executive mandate on marijuana offers hope.
That fairer structure has demonstrably driven growth in other states for years.
Together, we can fight back against the trend of political tribalism and create a house that stands together.
Gov. Tony Evers today recognized and celebrated Indigenous Peoples Day with a video message honoring Wisconsin’s Native Nations and reaffirming the state’s commitment to respecting Tribal Sovereignty and utilizing government-to-government relationships to build a stronger future for the state. First recognized in 2019 when Gov. Evers signed Executive
Four weeks before Election Day, the Family Friendly Action PAC (FFA PAC) launched a storybook highlighting the role kitchen table economic issues are playing for voters in Wisconsin and other battleground states and districts, and the candidates they trust to
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Recently, a Canadian mining company declared its intentions to mine for copper and gold in northern Wisconsin. Local tribes and municipalities have expressed concern over the potential impacts of mining, including possible contamination of Wisconsin waterways and environmental destruction. Concern
At this time of year, you don’t have to drive far in Wisconsin to see combines running in the fields, tractors moving equipment, and trucks hauling grain. Wisconsin farmers are working from sunrise to long past sunset to harvest their
Why did you say you’re “just getting started” on your push to release criminals from prison early?
Federal pandemic relief funds give a temporary reprieve to a mounting array of fiscal woes for the city of Milwaukee, helping it avert large-scale service reductions in Mayor Cavalier Johnson’s proposal for the 2023 budget. But city debt levels are
Early Tuesday morning, the hourly workers at Starbucks, located at Auto Plaza Way & Main, have petitioned the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) for an election and demanded union recognition from CEO Howard Schultz and local management. According to Workers
Toward One Wisconsin is excited to announce that Wajahat Ali, writer and public speaker, will be a keynote speaker for the 2023 Toward One Wisconsin Conference. Ali describes himself as a columnist, public speaker, recovering attorney and tired dad of
MADISON — Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes, candidate for U.S. Senate, announced today he has raised nearly $1.5 million since debate day with over 30,000 new contributors. The surge in grassroots momentum comes after Mandela’s clear debate victory holding Ron Johnson accountable for his record of supporting eight national abortion bans, including a ban
Statement by Fitchburg Mayor Aaron Richardson After much reflection, I have decided I will not run for another term as Fitchburg Mayor this spring, regardless of the outcome of my State Treasurer race this November. I am optimistic Wisconsin voters will elect me as their next State Treasurer. Whatever the
MADISON, Wis. — In a new ad for Tim Michels, Tommy Thompson wants Wisconsinites to believe he’s “never seen Madison quite this bad.” But Thompson’s election-year criticism is a complete reversal from his long record of praising Gov. Evers’ leadership: Thompson has previously said that Gov. Evers is “an outstanding Governor” who “is
The nonpartisan American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network released a new poll showing widespread support for expansion of BadgerCare, Wisconsin’s Medicaid program.
Stating the facts about Johnson’s long record of threatening Social Security is not a “scare tactic.”
His no-nonsense practical style, likely borne from decades in the private-sector business world where the objective is simply to get the job done, gets rave reviews from supporters, and sends detractors into a Donald Trump-derangement-syndrome kind of frenzy.
In Wisconsin, access to abortion is threatened by a pre-Roe ban that dates back to 1849.
Do choosy tax delinquents choose Jif?
Biden’s executive mandate on marijuana offers hope.
That fairer structure has demonstrably driven growth in other states for years.
Together, we can fight back against the trend of political tribalism and create a house that stands together.
Gov. Tony Evers today recognized and celebrated Indigenous Peoples Day with a video message honoring Wisconsin’s Native Nations and reaffirming the state’s commitment to respecting Tribal Sovereignty and utilizing government-to-government relationships to build a stronger future for the state. First recognized in 2019 when Gov. Evers signed Executive Order #50 to annually designate the second Monday in October as
Four weeks before Election Day, the Family Friendly Action PAC (FFA PAC) launched a storybook highlighting the role kitchen table economic issues are playing for voters in Wisconsin and other battleground states and districts, and the candidates they trust to work to bring down the cost of child care, elder
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Recently, a Canadian mining company declared its intentions to mine for copper and gold in northern Wisconsin. Local tribes and municipalities have expressed concern over the potential impacts of mining, including possible contamination of Wisconsin waterways and environmental destruction. Concern stems from the 2017 repeal of the so-called “mining moratorium”
At this time of year, you don’t have to drive far in Wisconsin to see combines running in the fields, tractors moving equipment, and trucks hauling grain. Wisconsin farmers are working from sunrise to long past sunset to harvest their crops and prepare their farms for winter. During this busy
Why did you say you’re “just getting started” on your push to release criminals from prison early?
Federal pandemic relief funds give a temporary reprieve to a mounting array of fiscal woes for the city of Milwaukee, helping it avert large-scale service reductions in Mayor Cavalier Johnson’s proposal for the 2023 budget. But city debt levels are escalating more rapidly than anticipated as borrowing costs may soar,
Early Tuesday morning, the hourly workers at Starbucks, located at Auto Plaza Way & Main, have petitioned the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) for an election and demanded union recognition from CEO Howard Schultz and local management. According to Workers United, an overwhelming majority of workers at the store signed
Toward One Wisconsin is excited to announce that Wajahat Ali, writer and public speaker, will be a keynote speaker for the 2023 Toward One Wisconsin Conference. Ali describes himself as a columnist, public speaker, recovering attorney and tired dad of three cute kids. His work has appeared in publications such