Committee to Protect Health Care: On Halloween, Wisconsin doctors share why Republican lawmakers’ reproductive health care policies scare them
MADISON — Today, Halloween, physicians from across Wisconsin gathered virtually to share why the reproductive health care policies of the Wisconsin Legislature, led by Republicans in both chambers, are frightening to them. They discussed Republican leaders’ failure to repeal the
Weekly GOP radio address: Statewide referendum question
On Tuesday, November 5, Wisconsin voters will head to the polls for a crucial election. While many will focus on the Presidential race, we also have an important statewide referendum that will directly impact our state’s election process. This referendum
Dept. of Justice: AG Kaul announces significant updates in multistate litigation against generic drug manufacturers over conspiracies to inflate prices and limit competition
MADISON, Wis. – Attorney General Josh Kaul today announced two significant cooperation agreements and settlements with Heritage Pharmaceuticals and Apotex totaling $49.1 million to resolve allegations that both companies artificially inflated and manipulated prices, reduced competition, and unreasonably restrained trade
Listen to Wisconsin: Poll: Swing state pro-Palestine voters persuadable with action on Gaza
October 31, 2024 — New polling across seven swing states shows that strongly pro-Palestine voters are persuadable to vote Democrat provided serious policy and rhetoric change. The poll also suggests that President Biden’s continued support for genocide and Israeli warfare
WisDems: Assembly Democrats’ Flippin’ Tour rolls through Wausau, Stevens Point, Appleton, and Green Bay
MADISON, Wis. — On Tuesday and Wednesday, State Representatives Francesca Hong, Tip McGuire, Mike Bare, and Assembly Democratic Leader Greta Neubauer continued their Flippin’ Bus Tour through more Assembly Starting Lineup Districts, including stops in Wausau, Stevens Point, Appleton, and Green Bay.
Dept. of Transportation, Federal Railroad Administration: Celebrate $72.8 million grant to advance rail transportation in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) joined the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) for an event today in Milwaukee to celebrate a federal investment that will help shape the future of freight and passenger rail services in Wisconsin. WisDOT will receive
WisDems: Happy Halloween, Eric Hovde! Trick or treaters drop off the farm bill for the California banker
MADISON, Wis. — Today, trick or treaters stopped by Eric Hovde’s to drop off the Farm Bill, so he can finally read the legislation crucial to so many farmers and rural communities across Wisconsin. After Hovde ran scared in the debate and admitted
Harris campaign: With 5 days left: Warning from battleground Wisconsin: Trump plan would tank economy, worsen inflation
With five days left until the election, here’s your reminder that independent experts, economists, and even conservative Republicans agree: Donald Trump’s plans would tank the economy and worsen inflation. Moody’s: Trump plans would trigger a recession by mid-2025 Moody’s: 3.1 million fewer
Kristin Brey: This election is stressing out Americans. In swing state Wisconsin, it’s worse.
One good side to the stress: People are motivated to volunteer and record numbers have voted early.
Dan Knodl: Your vote matters
I cannot stress enough the importance of voting. It is the bedrock of our democracy to keep our constitutional republic thriving. We must not take this right for granted; make your voice heard.
Sarah Godlewski: Let’s elect leaders who make it easier to vote
While we need to elect candidates who will smash the barriers that are holding working-class voters back and make Election Day a federal holiday, we also need to elect leaders who will fight for working people instead of corporations. Our voice matters. And it starts with making the time to vote.
Margaret “Maggie” Daun: Please leave election administration to the experts
Local leaders on the margins of the election system should not determine if drop boxes are used.
Dave Cieslewicz: Two good signs for Harris
The last Marquette poll before the election is out and it holds few surprises.
Dominic Ceci: Three preelection topics for Wisconsin investors
The looming election weighs on many investors’ minds. Here are three big reasons why history suggests you can set the election to the side when conducting financial planning.
David Blaska: Democrats are in a dither over non-endorsements
Over 250,000 Washington Post readers are canceling their subscriptions because the newspaper, by order of its owner, won’t endorse Kamala Harris for President. Or anyone else.