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Today’s Midday podcast covers protests in the state’s largest cities over the death of George Floyd.
Today’s Midday podcast covers President Trump saying he’s dedicating $40.9 million in federal funds to bolster Milwaukee County’s East-West Bus Rapid Transit project…. Please log in to access subscriber content. If you don’t have a subscription, please contact schmies@wispolitics.com for subscription
Today’s Midday podcast covers the Wisconsin Elections Commission’s unanimous proposal to send roughly 2.7 million voters an absentee ballot application.
Today’s Midday podcast covers the Senate Committee on Labor and Regulatory Reform taking testimony on delays out-of-work Wisconsinites have faced in dealing with the unemployment system.
Today’s Midday podcast covers the Wisconsin Elections Commission’s decision to require candidates for state and federal offices to file their nomination papers at a temporary location on the UW-Madison campus due to COVID-19.
Today’s Midday podcast covers U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan saying if Joe Biden picks U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin as his running mate, it would lock in Wisconsin as an “absolute win” for the presumptive Dem presidential nominee.
Today’s Midday podcast covers the Elections Commission’s decision to wait a week before taking up a proposal to mail some voters absentee ballot request forms.
Today’s Midday podcast covers Sen. Dave Craig’s announcement that he won’t seek reelection. Stephanie Hoff and Pat Poblete also discuss the other members of the state Legislature who have opted against running this fall.
Today’s Midday podcast covers a report that shows state officials are still unsure why some 1,600 absentee ballots from voters in the Fox Valley ended up in a Milwaukee postal sorting facility or why some Oshkosh voters never received the
Today’s Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers saying on the “UpFront” program he doesn’t envision a “grand bargain” with Republican legislative leaders after they won a lawsuit striking down his administration’s extended COVID-19 stay-at-home order.
In today’s Midday podcast, WisPolitics.com President Jeff Mayers joins Pat Poblete to discuss the Department of Workforce Development adding new call centers and expanding staff and hours to deal with the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The state Supreme Court struck down Governor Evers’ “Safer at Home” order, ruling that lawmakers should have had oversight of the process. Evers slammed the court for overturning the order and undercutting progress made in managing COVID-19. WisPolitics.com President Jeff Mayers
Today’s Midday podcast covers state Sen. Tom Tiffany’s victory in the 7th CD and the future of his seat in the state Legislature.
Today’s Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers announcing small retailers can now reopen as Wisconsin for the first time showed a downward trajectory over a 14-day period for the percentage of daily positive COVID-19 tests.
Today’s Midday podcast previews tomorrow’s special election for a House seat in Wisconsin’s 7th CD.
Today’s Midday podcast covers the Department of Workforce Development report that the state missed out on federal funding to cover unemployment claims because the GOP-led Legislature took too long to approve a COVID-19 bill suspending a one-week waiting period before
Today’s Midday podcast covers UW System President Ray Cross recommending campuses cut programs and consolidate administration to survive the “unprecedented challenges” of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Today’s Midday podcast covers the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce asking Gov. Tony Evers to start a phased reopening of the state economy by Monday, arguing that hospitals and businesses are ready.
Today’s Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers’ meeting with legislative leaders, the latest legal challenge to the guv’s stay-at-home order and the first set of oral arguments about the legality of order before the state Supreme Court.
Today’s Midday podcast covers a proposed settlement in Rep. John Nygren’s open records suit against Gov. Tony Evers that would turn over the documents and pay the lawmaker’s attorneys $40,000.
Today’s Midday podcast covers protests in the state’s largest cities over the death of George Floyd.
Today’s Midday podcast covers President Trump saying he’s dedicating $40.9 million in federal funds to bolster Milwaukee County’s East-West Bus Rapid Transit project…. Please log in to access subscriber content. If you don’t have a subscription, please contact schmies@wispolitics.com for subscription options on the WisPolitics-State Affairs platform, which is the new
Today’s Midday podcast covers the Wisconsin Elections Commission’s unanimous proposal to send roughly 2.7 million voters an absentee ballot application.
Today’s Midday podcast covers the Senate Committee on Labor and Regulatory Reform taking testimony on delays out-of-work Wisconsinites have faced in dealing with the unemployment system.
Today’s Midday podcast covers the Wisconsin Elections Commission’s decision to require candidates for state and federal offices to file their nomination papers at a temporary location on the UW-Madison campus due to COVID-19.
Today’s Midday podcast covers U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan saying if Joe Biden picks U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin as his running mate, it would lock in Wisconsin as an “absolute win” for the presumptive Dem presidential nominee.
Today’s Midday podcast covers the Elections Commission’s decision to wait a week before taking up a proposal to mail some voters absentee ballot request forms.
Today’s Midday podcast covers Sen. Dave Craig’s announcement that he won’t seek reelection. Stephanie Hoff and Pat Poblete also discuss the other members of the state Legislature who have opted against running this fall.
Today’s Midday podcast covers a report that shows state officials are still unsure why some 1,600 absentee ballots from voters in the Fox Valley ended up in a Milwaukee postal sorting facility or why some Oshkosh voters never received the ballots they’d requested for the April 7 election.
Today’s Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers saying on the “UpFront” program he doesn’t envision a “grand bargain” with Republican legislative leaders after they won a lawsuit striking down his administration’s extended COVID-19 stay-at-home order.
In today’s Midday podcast, WisPolitics.com President Jeff Mayers joins Pat Poblete to discuss the Department of Workforce Development adding new call centers and expanding staff and hours to deal with the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The state Supreme Court struck down Governor Evers’ “Safer at Home” order, ruling that lawmakers should have had oversight of the process. Evers slammed the court for overturning the order and undercutting progress made in managing COVID-19. WisPolitics.com President Jeff Mayers and Stephanie Hoff discuss what comes next for Wisconsin including
Today’s Midday podcast covers state Sen. Tom Tiffany’s victory in the 7th CD and the future of his seat in the state Legislature.
Today’s Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers announcing small retailers can now reopen as Wisconsin for the first time showed a downward trajectory over a 14-day period for the percentage of daily positive COVID-19 tests.
Today’s Midday podcast previews tomorrow’s special election for a House seat in Wisconsin’s 7th CD.
Today’s Midday podcast covers the Department of Workforce Development report that the state missed out on federal funding to cover unemployment claims because the GOP-led Legislature took too long to approve a COVID-19 bill suspending a one-week waiting period before those who lose their jobs can receive a check.
Today’s Midday podcast covers UW System President Ray Cross recommending campuses cut programs and consolidate administration to survive the “unprecedented challenges” of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Today’s Midday podcast covers the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce asking Gov. Tony Evers to start a phased reopening of the state economy by Monday, arguing that hospitals and businesses are ready.
Today’s Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers’ meeting with legislative leaders, the latest legal challenge to the guv’s stay-at-home order and the first set of oral arguments about the legality of order before the state Supreme Court.
Today’s Midday podcast covers a proposed settlement in Rep. John Nygren’s open records suit against Gov. Tony Evers that would turn over the documents and pay the lawmaker’s attorneys $40,000.