Common Cause Wisconsin: Urges “NO” vote on cynical constitutional ballot question about voting
Wisconsin voters have a number of critical choices to make at the ballot box this November. The U.S. Presidency, political control of the U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives and the Wisconsin Legislature are all up for grabs. But also
U.S. Sen. Baldwin: Pushes USDA to provide immediate assistance for Wisconsin farmers impacted by Pure Prairie Poultry closure
WISCONSIN – Today, U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) called on the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to provide immediate assistance for Wisconsin farmers impacted by the sudden closure of Pure Prairie Poultry, which has left poultry farmers in Wisconsin staring down
Michael Lucas: Why are there socialists?
Human beings are naturally inclined toward socialism. We are hard-wired to care for our friends and family by virtue of our empathy and benevolence. At the same time, we are also inclined toward envy and hubris.
LaKeshia Myers: Disability awareness: Understanding disabilities seen & unseen
It is important to understand that disabilities can be immediately identifiable in some people and nearly undetected in others. It is important to remain respectful and ensure company policies are up-to-date to ensure everyone is safe and protected.
Milwaukee Policy Forum: Act 12 benefits continue in 2025, but fiscal challenges loom for Milwaukee County
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Richard Moore: Sorry, There’s no such thing as the corporate capture of regulatory agencies
Public health and its quest for totalitarian power.
Christina Lieffring: Who will really pay the cost of Madison’s budget referendum?
Affluent homeowners are using poor renters to mask their grievances and save $19 a month.
David Blaska: Madison public schools flush with money
Every three years, Madison’s education-industrial complex breaks out the begging bowls for still more money. Never mind that Madison’s public schools are some of the best-funded in the state; school leadership just doesn’t know how to budget.
Dave Cieslewicz: More reason to vote ‘no’ on MSN schools question
The Madison school district just tripped over a pile of cash. So why do they need an extra $100 million from taxpayers?
Democratic National Committee: Launches new billboard ad in Wisconsin calling out Jill Stein as a spoiler for Trump
This week, the DNC launched a new billboard ad in Wisconsin to continue to call out Jill Stein as a spoiler candidate for Donald Trump. The billboard reminds voters that Jill Stein is unapologetic about helping to hand the White
The Main Street Alliance: State legislative candidate roundtables in Ashwaubenon and Appleton focus on Main Street issues
On October 16th and 23rd voters will have a chance to hear candidates’ stances on issues impacting small businesses and residents in Northeast Wisconsin in the 30th and 18th State Senate races. Main Street Alliance (MSA) is hosting roundtable events
Centro Hispano: Latino organizations gather in Madison to mobilize Latino voters and emphasize to candidates the importance of the Latino vote in Wisconsin
Madison, WI – October 16, 2024 – With less than one month before election day, Hispanic Federation, Centro, FWD Latino, Voces de La Frontera are gathering in Madison on Thursday October 17 at 11AM to mobilize eligible Latino voters to the polls. Working together, the groups
Steil campaign: Announces $3.1 million cash on hand, 30x amount reported by Barca
JANESVILLE, WISCONSIN — Today, the Steil for Wisconsin campaign announced over $3.1 million cash on hand in the final three weeks of the 2024 cycle. Congressman Bryan Steil’s campaign reported that Steil raised over $1.4 million for his committees in the
WisDems: ROUND UP: What Wisconsinites are reading about Democratic candidates for the State Legislature
MADISON, Wis. — With new, fair legislative maps, Wisconsin Democrats have a real shot at winning a majority in Madison this November and putting an end to Republican games that have held our state back. Democratic candidates are getting their message out
UW-Stout: M.S. school counseling program to go online to help meet high state demand for trained professionals
School counselors provide a variety of services for students in the prekindergarten to grade 12 setting, supporting both students’ mental health and academic achievement. However, ongoing challenges across the nation to recruit, hire and retain qualified school counselors have caused