RHINELANDER, WI — In a resounding rejection of billionaire interference and partisan extremism, Wisconsin voters delivered a historic victory last night—electing Judge Susan Crawford to the State Supreme Court and re-electing Dr. Jill Underly as State Superintendent of Public Instruction.
MILWAUKEE – In the run up to threatened new tariffs, a new Marquette Law School Poll national survey finds 58% of adults think tariffs hurt the U.S. economy, while 28% say tariffs help the economy and 14% say they don’t
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers tonight released the following statement regarding Wisconsin’s election results. “By many accounts, Wisconsin felt the weight of America—and, frankly, the world—on its shoulders in this election. And Wisconsinites across our state showed up for this
The Wisconsin Education Association Council, representing public school educators in the state, is welcoming the re-election of Dr. Jill Underly as State Superintendent and the election of Judge Susan Crawford as Supreme Court Justice. In earning the recommendation, educator-members cited
Wisconsin Right to Life is deeply troubled by the election of Susan Crawford as the next Justice on our Wisconsin Supreme Court. After the election results were announced, Heather Weininger, Executive Director of Wisconsin Right to Life, stated, “We
City Forward Collective, along with our advocacy partner CFC Action Fund, congratulates State Superintendent Jill Underly on her re-election. Although tonight’s results weren’t what we had worked toward, we applaud our endorsed candidate, Brittany Kinser, for running an issue-based campaign
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From WisPolitics … — Dane County Judge Susan Crawford, having secured liberal control of the state Supreme Court through at least 2028, vowed to be a fair, impartial and commonsense justice. During her victory speech last night to supporters in
MADISON, Wisc. — On Tuesday night, Brittany Kinser, candidate for DPI Superintendent, released the following statement on the election results. “Over the last few months, I have been honored to campaign across the state on behalf of our kids. While
Dane County Judge Susan Crawford has secured an open seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, solidifying liberal control for at least another three years as she easily won the most expensive judicial race in U.S. history, according to multiple media projections.
Former state Rep. Gordon Hintz beat incumbent Jon Doemel today to become the next Winnebago County exec. According to unofficial returns, Hintz had 30,832 votes, or 53%, to 27,374 votes, or 47%, for Doemel, who was in his first term.
RHINELANDER, WI — In a resounding rejection of billionaire interference and partisan extremism, Wisconsin voters delivered a historic victory last night—electing Judge Susan Crawford to the State Supreme Court and re-electing Dr. Jill Underly as State Superintendent of Public Instruction. “This is what people-powered politics looks like,” said Kyle Kilbourn,
MILWAUKEE – In the run up to threatened new tariffs, a new Marquette Law School Poll national survey finds 58% of adults think tariffs hurt the U.S. economy, while 28% say tariffs help the economy and 14% say they don’t make much difference. Slightly more than half of Republicans, 52%,
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers tonight released the following statement regarding Wisconsin’s election results. “By many accounts, Wisconsin felt the weight of America—and, frankly, the world—on its shoulders in this election. And Wisconsinites across our state showed up for this moment in record numbers to exercise the fundamental American right
The Wisconsin Education Association Council, representing public school educators in the state, is welcoming the re-election of Dr. Jill Underly as State Superintendent and the election of Judge Susan Crawford as Supreme Court Justice. In earning the recommendation, educator-members cited Underly’s extensive education experience and Crawford’s strong record of protecting
Wisconsin Right to Life is deeply troubled by the election of Susan Crawford as the next Justice on our Wisconsin Supreme Court. After the election results were announced, Heather Weininger, Executive Director of Wisconsin Right to Life, stated, “We are disappointed by the election of Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice-elect
City Forward Collective, along with our advocacy partner CFC Action Fund, congratulates State Superintendent Jill Underly on her re-election. Although tonight’s results weren’t what we had worked toward, we applaud our endorsed candidate, Brittany Kinser, for running an issue-based campaign that ignited a critical conversation about high standards, student achievement,
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From WisPolitics … — Dane County Judge Susan Crawford, having secured liberal control of the state Supreme Court through at least 2028, vowed to be a fair, impartial and commonsense justice. During her victory speech last night to supporters in Madison, Crawford acknowledged the billionaire-fueled spending in the race, particularly
MADISON, Wisc. — On Tuesday night, Brittany Kinser, candidate for DPI Superintendent, released the following statement on the election results. “Over the last few months, I have been honored to campaign across the state on behalf of our kids. While this is not the outcome I had hoped for, I
Dane County Judge Susan Crawford has secured an open seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, solidifying liberal control for at least another three years as she easily won the most expensive judicial race in U.S. history, according to multiple media projections.
Former state Rep. Gordon Hintz beat incumbent Jon Doemel today to become the next Winnebago County exec. According to unofficial returns, Hintz had 30,832 votes, or 53%, to 27,374 votes, or 47%, for Doemel, who was in his first term. In a statement, Hintz thanked the voters of Winnebago County