Dora Drake: Why Wisconsin needs the WIN bill
The WIN Bill is one of many first steps to ensure Wisconsin can compete on a global scale by supporting innovation and economic justice that workers and entrepreneurs alike will benefit from.
Wisconsin Democracy Campaign: Curb the Flood: WDC rejects harmful constitutional amendment
MADISON, WI – With yet another harmful constitutional amendment on the April ballot and more on the horizon, Nick Ramos, Wisconsin Democracy Campaign Executive Director, issued the following statement: “While it may be a new year, the Legislature is back with its same
John Nichols: Trump’s 51st-state plan would be a literal death sentence for Canadians
Canadians have a universal healthcare system and significantly longer life expectancy than Americans.
Erin Sikorsky: Shortsighted DOGE USAID cuts hurt Wisconsin farmers, weaken national security
The state’s Congressional delegation has consistently stood up for Wisconsin farmers, and they must do the same by opposing the reckless destruction of these programs
Dept. of Transportation: It’s not too late to obtain an ID needed to vote in tomorrow’s Spring Primary Election
Wisconsin’s Spring Primary Election is Tuesday (February 18) and voters who don’t already have a Wisconsin driver license, ID or other form of identification needed to vote may still get a Wisconsin ID from the Wisconsin Division of Motor Vehicles
Brad Schimel: The will of the people
As your next Wisconsin Supreme Court justice, I will continue to fight for your freedoms and set aside my personal beliefs on this and every other issue in favor of steadfastly respecting my oath and the people of Wisconsin.
David Blaska: No waste, no fraud, no peace
Madison and other enclaves of the Resistance are in a dither over Elon Musk and his Musketeers who are dumpster diving into the recesses of federal government in search of waste and fraud.
Richard Moore: 2026 governor’s race is crucial for MAGA-MAHA in Wisconsin
The 2026 election for governor in Wisconsin will be absolutely crucial: The state bureaucracy must be dismantled along with the federal bureaucracy if MAGA-MAHA is to ultimately succeed.
Scott Walker: Soros-backed Judge Susan Crawford on the rise in Wisconsin Supreme Court race: A massive political shift can be expected, if elected
In a rational world, Judge Crawford would face a tough reelection battle. Instead, she is running for a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
Bill Kaplan: 2026 midterm elections, what’s needed
With upcoming 2026 congressional and gubernatorial elections, Democrats must heed the lessons from the November elections. It’s always the economy.
Crawford campaign: New ad exposes Brad Schimel for being bought off by child predator’s lawyer
MADISON, Wis. – Today, Judge Susan Crawford’s campaign for the Wisconsin Supreme Court launched a new TV ad on Brad Schimel’s extreme corruption and how Schimel was bought off by a child predator’s lawyer. The ad, titled ‘Buy Off,’ exposes Brad
Dept. of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection: Be part of the next Wisconsin Agriculture Youth Council
MADISON, Wis. – Current high school juniors can apply now for the next Wisconsin Agriculture Youth Council. The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) will accept council applications through March 31, 2025. “Farmers and agriculture have been
Forward Analytics: Report: Decade of $7 billion in tax cuts benefited middle and low-income residents most
(Madison, Wis.) – A new report from Forward Analytics, A Decade of Change: Wisconsin’s Income Tax Since 2012, highlights the significant changes over the past 10 years to the individual income tax, the largest source of revenue for the Wisconsin state government.
Rep. Franklin: Responds to Governors’ corrections reform plan
MADISON – State Representative Benjamin Franklin (R-De Pere) released the following statement following the recent plan to close Green Bay Correctional Institution (GBCI): “For nearly a decade, local and state officials have been advocating for prison updates and the closure
Rep. Stubbs: Applauds Governor Evers’ corrections reform plan
MADISON, WI – On February 16, 2025, Governor Tony Evers announced a major corrections reform plan preceding his upcoming budget address, to include significant facility investments, an expansion of the Earned Release program, and more. Ranking Democratic Member of the