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WEDC chief John Miller argues with more than 40 other states already building data centers, “Wisconsin can’t lose out on that type of innovation, otherwise we’re going to get left behind.” Miller, appointed by Gov. Tony Evers to the job
Three GOP primary candidates for the 11th SD are vying to follow in the footsteps of Sen. Steve Nass, R-Whitewater, after he decided not to seek reelection. Nass, who has been in the Legislature since 2014, has been known as one of the most conservative members of the Republican caucus.
Rep. Priscilla Prado, D-Milwaukee, is looking to hold off primary challenger Mimi Reza of Milwaukee in her reelection campaign to the 9th AD, which encompasses parts of the south side of Milwaukee and the Village of West Milwaukee.
Rep. Mark Born, R-Beaver Dam, is looking to once again hold off challenger Steve Rydzewski in the GOP primary to represent Assembly District 37.
The GOP primary candidates in the 1st SD hold different opinions on a moratorium on data center developments, the failed $1.8 billion surplus package and renewing the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program.
Incumbent Rep. Sylvia Ortiz-Velez, D-Milwaukee, faces a primary challenge in the 8th AD that she’s represented since 2020 after breaking from the Dem caucus last fall amid allegations that she threatened several colleagues.
The GOP candidates in the 33rd Assembly District are looking to fill the shoes of Rep. Robin Vos, R-Rochester, the longest-serving Assembly speaker in the history of the state.
It’s a packed race for GOP nomination in the 57th Assembly District as four candidates seek the seat held by retiring Rep. Kevin Peterson, R-Waupaca.
The Dem primary candidates in the Milwaukee area’s 13th Assembly District hold conflicting opinions on a possible data center development moratorium.
The two Democratic candidates in the race for the 21st Assembly District, Oak Creek Mayor Dan Bukiewicz and David Liners, are hoping they can flip the district.
The GOP primary in the northern 25th SD features two former members of the state Assembly – Angie Sapik and Erik Severson – looking for a return to the Capitol.
Out of the three Dem primary challengers for incumbent Sen. Howard Marklein’s spot in the 17th SD, only one says they would not have voted for the $1.8 billion surplus package negotiated by Dem Gov. Tony Evers and GOP legislative leaders.
Incumbent Chanz Green is looking to hold off Scott Harbridge in a rematch for the Republican nomination in northern Wisconsin’s 74th AD.
Bridget Maniaci, a small business owner and self-described progressive Democrat, is looking to unseat Rep. Ryan Clancy, D-Milwaukee, in his bid for another term in his Milwaukee Assembly seat.
WisPolitics-State Affairs has partnered with WisconsinEye for a series of video interviews with Wisconsin’s gubernatorial candidates about major issues facing state government.
There will be a new person in the seat for the 50th AD, which covers Green County and parts of Mount Horeb and Oregon, after incumbent Jenna Jacobson, D-Oregon, announced she would instead run for the 17th SD.
The two Republican candidates for the 58th AD, which includes parts of West Bend and larger Washington County, say they are running to represent the classic conservative views their communities are built on.
While state Rep. Russell Goodwin, D-Milwaukee, continues to believe his vote for a $1.8 billion surplus package was the right move for his constituents, primary challenger Jordan Roman says he wouldn’t have supported it unless there were significant changes. Goodwin,
There is little daylight on the issues between the Dems running for gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong’s Assembly seat in Madison. The candidates say experience sets them apart. Seeking the Dem nomination for the 76th AD, one of the most liberal
Tiffany, R-Minocqua and a member of the House Judiciary Committee, said at a WisPolitics-State Affairs luncheon in Madison he’s asked the Trump administration for more details on how the fund would be implemented.
WEDC chief John Miller argues with more than 40 other states already building data centers, “Wisconsin can’t lose out on that type of innovation, otherwise we’re going to get left behind.” Miller, appointed by Gov. Tony Evers to the job in December, appeared at a luncheon yesterday hosted by WisPolitics-State
Three GOP primary candidates for the 11th SD are vying to follow in the footsteps of Sen. Steve Nass, R-Whitewater, after he decided not to seek reelection. Nass, who has been in the Legislature since 2014, has been known as one of the most conservative members of the Republican caucus.
Rep. Priscilla Prado, D-Milwaukee, is looking to hold off primary challenger Mimi Reza of Milwaukee in her reelection campaign to the 9th AD, which encompasses parts of the south side of Milwaukee and the Village of West Milwaukee.
Rep. Mark Born, R-Beaver Dam, is looking to once again hold off challenger Steve Rydzewski in the GOP primary to represent Assembly District 37.
The GOP primary candidates in the 1st SD hold different opinions on a moratorium on data center developments, the failed $1.8 billion surplus package and renewing the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program.
Incumbent Rep. Sylvia Ortiz-Velez, D-Milwaukee, faces a primary challenge in the 8th AD that she’s represented since 2020 after breaking from the Dem caucus last fall amid allegations that she threatened several colleagues.
The GOP candidates in the 33rd Assembly District are looking to fill the shoes of Rep. Robin Vos, R-Rochester, the longest-serving Assembly speaker in the history of the state.
It’s a packed race for GOP nomination in the 57th Assembly District as four candidates seek the seat held by retiring Rep. Kevin Peterson, R-Waupaca.
The Dem primary candidates in the Milwaukee area’s 13th Assembly District hold conflicting opinions on a possible data center development moratorium.
The two Democratic candidates in the race for the 21st Assembly District, Oak Creek Mayor Dan Bukiewicz and David Liners, are hoping they can flip the district.
The GOP primary in the northern 25th SD features two former members of the state Assembly – Angie Sapik and Erik Severson – looking for a return to the Capitol.
Out of the three Dem primary challengers for incumbent Sen. Howard Marklein’s spot in the 17th SD, only one says they would not have voted for the $1.8 billion surplus package negotiated by Dem Gov. Tony Evers and GOP legislative leaders.
Incumbent Chanz Green is looking to hold off Scott Harbridge in a rematch for the Republican nomination in northern Wisconsin’s 74th AD.
Bridget Maniaci, a small business owner and self-described progressive Democrat, is looking to unseat Rep. Ryan Clancy, D-Milwaukee, in his bid for another term in his Milwaukee Assembly seat.
WisPolitics-State Affairs has partnered with WisconsinEye for a series of video interviews with Wisconsin’s gubernatorial candidates about major issues facing state government.
There will be a new person in the seat for the 50th AD, which covers Green County and parts of Mount Horeb and Oregon, after incumbent Jenna Jacobson, D-Oregon, announced she would instead run for the 17th SD.
The two Republican candidates for the 58th AD, which includes parts of West Bend and larger Washington County, say they are running to represent the classic conservative views their communities are built on.
While state Rep. Russell Goodwin, D-Milwaukee, continues to believe his vote for a $1.8 billion surplus package was the right move for his constituents, primary challenger Jordan Roman says he wouldn’t have supported it unless there were significant changes. Goodwin, who’s seeking his second term representing the 12th AD that
There is little daylight on the issues between the Dems running for gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong’s Assembly seat in Madison. The candidates say experience sets them apart. Seeking the Dem nomination for the 76th AD, one of the most liberal seats in Wisconsin, are: Isaia Ben-Ami, a state legislative policy
Tiffany, R-Minocqua and a member of the House Judiciary Committee, said at a WisPolitics-State Affairs luncheon in Madison he’s asked the Trump administration for more details on how the fund would be implemented.