Wisconsin Dept. of Workforce Development: Training providers encouraged to apply for commercial driver training grants
Grants to help meet demand for skilled drivers by offsetting costs of training Wisconsin residents MADISON – The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD) encourages training businesses and organizations to apply for a Commercial Driver Training grant. The deadline to
Marquette University: Marquette Law School poll finds Crowley at 51%, Tiffany 44% among likely voters in final survey before Nov. 3 election
Crowley 47%, Tiffany 44% among registered voters as Democrats maintain enthusiasm and projected turnout advantage Also: Please note: Complete Poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll MILWAUKEE — A new Marquette Law School Poll survey of
Crowley Campaign: MU law poll shows Crowley with 7% lead, Tiffany losing support amongst Republicans
MILWAUKEE, Wis. – The most recent and last MU Law Poll of the election shows that David Crowley is beating MAGA Congressman Tom Tiffany 51-44%. Notably, Crowley is beating Tiffany with independents by 30%, a margin that is fatal for
Tiffany Campaign: Releases two new ads highlighting David Crowley’s radical agenda
WAUSAU, WI – Today, the Tiffany for Wisconsin campaign announced the release of two new ads targeting David Crowley’s radical record on school policies and race-based decision-making in Milwaukee County. Both ads conclude with the message: “David Crowley’s radical agenda
Berman Campaign: NBC News features Mitchell Berman’s background as a lifelong hunter and gun owner from rural Wisconsin
“We can uphold the Second Amendment and still make sure that guns aren’t falling into the hands of folks who shouldn’t have them” Racine, WI — NBC News today spotlighted Emergency Room nurse and congressional candidate Mitchell Berman’s authentic rural
Marquette poll has Crowley up 7 as independents move his way, Trump’s numbers drop
Dem David Crowley had an advantage over GOP gubernatorial rival Tom Tiffany in the final Marquette University Law School Poll ahead of next week’s election as independent voters moved his way over the past month and President Donald Trump’s job approval hit a new record low.
State Senate Democratic Committee: ICYMI: Sen. Patrick Testin expects Democrats to flip the 5th district
MADISON, WI — EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT!: Senate Democrats and Senator Patrick Testin agree Robyn Vining is going to win the 5th. Republican Senator Pat Testin on Robyn Vining winning Wisconsin’s 5th Senate District: Read more on Robyn Vining flipping
Wisconsin DOJ: Joins coalition challenging Trump administration rule making it easier to conceal financial crimes
MADISON, Wis. — The Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ) has joined a coalition in filing a lawsuit to block the Trump administration’s efforts to weaken a federal law that helps law enforcement investigate money laundering, fraud, and other financial crimes. The law,
Bruce Murphy: Republicans getting desperate against David Crowley?
A mailer from Oklahoma and a Lakeland Times story peddle specious claims.
Mark Belling: Vote like your state depends on it
We are either going to be the shining light of the Rust Belt by finally lowering our oppressive tax burden, cracking down on crime, encouraging economic development and rewarding innovative private schools. Or, we will become Illinois and California with massive debt, ever-increasing taxation, out-ofcontrol crime and a dramatic exodus of capital and population.
James Wigderson: The election will continue until morale improves
A note on polling and forecasts
Deborah Prinze: Crowley’s taxpayer-funded addiction scam: Free drug supplies, but no road to recovery
Milwaukee County delivers syringes, cookers and condoms to people’s doorsteps but can’t show how many recipients ever get into treatment.
Drake Bentley: Racial inequalities persist. A constitutional amendment denying it won’t help
To be clear, this question is a clear attack on diversity, equity and inclusion — or DEI — policies and how the state government views racial realities in America.
Rory Riley Topping: Wisconsin’s representation problem is about more than just redistricting
Instead of accepting that every new census must produce winners and losers in a fixed contest for 435 seats, Congress could restore a principle that served the country for much of its existence; when the nation grows, representation should grow too.
Baldwin, colleagues: Demand answers from insurance companies for helping Trump administration kick 760,000 Americans off health insurance
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) joined her colleagues in opening an inquiry into the actions of the 10 largest insurers on the Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplace, following their decision to work with the Trump administration to terminate coverage