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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement AARP Wisconsin From WisPolitics.com … — Pollster and political scientist Ken Goldstein says Joe Biden’s steady lead over President Trump in Marquette University Law School polls over the last five months is “stunning” given the
In his latest TV ad, U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany touts his support for law enforcement and denounces the unrest in cities stemming from police violence towards people of color. The Minocqua Republican in the ad stood in front of two
Sen. Dan Feyen, R-Fond du Lac, is out with his first TV ad of the race. The ad has a sports theme as Feyen talks about a “solid game plan beating a Hail Mary every time.” He promises to invest
Sen. Patty Schachtner, D-Somerset, is up with her first TV ad of the 10th SD race. According to Advertising Analytics, she’s reserved a combined $12,525 on cable and radio. State Rep. Rob Stafsholt, R-New Richmond, and the groups backing him
Republican Eric Wimberger in a TV ad calls his Dem opponent for the 30th SD, Jonathon Hansen, a “social justice warrior” backed by “radical leftist groups who want to abolish ICE, release criminals into our communities and defund the police.”
An ad from Dem Jonathon Hansen, a De Pere alderman running for the open 30th SD, goes after Republican Eric Wimberger for his defense of a man charged with child pornography. The narrator called it “probably the most prolific collection
Rep. Beth Meyers, D-Bayfield, in a TV ad touts her efforts to protect clean water, saying the health of our families and economy depend on it. “I’m Beth Meyers, and I promise I will never take you or the northland
House Majority PAC’s new TV ad in the 3rd CD knocks U.S. Rep. Ron Kind’s Republican challenger Derrick Van Orden on health care, saying “he doesn’t care about us.” The narrator in the spot says Van Orden has called the
U.S. Rep. Ron Kind, D-La Crosse, is out with a new TV ad featuring Republicans supporting him, including former GOP state Sen. Brian Rude. Spending in the upcoming week is almost even between Kind and those backing him and Van
Joe Biden’s edge on Donald Trump was largely unchanged among likely Wisconsin voters in the latest Marquette University Law School Poll. Forty-six percent of likely voters backed Biden, while 41 percent favored Trump. Libertarian Jo Jorgensen was at 4 percent,
Now that their leader, Donald Trump, has — through his own purposeful carelessness — come down with COVID-19, one can only hope that Wisconsin Republicans will get serious about this deadly disease, too.
Trump echoes Jim Jones by declaring “Don’t Be Afraid of Covid.”
Governor Evers probably could have made it a little less obvious. By scheduling an end to an emergency order limiting bar and restaurant capacity three days after Election Day, he made it abundantly clear that Wisconsin could have its social life back as soon as he was sure it voted the right way.
Gov. Tony Evers and his power-grabbing health chief issued yet another emergency order Tuesday— this time limiting public gatherings to no more than 25 percent capacity.
Other states with full-time legislators have met 18 times more frequently than in Wisconsin.
Is it too much to ask Vining to call for peace before the next round of rioting and looting strikes her constituents?
Barrett was nominated with the expectation that she would adhere to her personal beliefs about abortion, rather than follow well-established precedent.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Thursday, Friday: WisPolitics.com’s 2nd Annual Midwest Polling Summit WisPolitics.com will stage the 2nd Annual Midwest Polling Summit online in October. The virtual event is sponsored by the Outrider Foundation and AARP Wisconsin. UW-Madison is an
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement AARP Wisconsin From WisPolitics.com … — Pollster and political scientist Ken Goldstein says Joe Biden’s steady lead over President Trump in Marquette University Law School polls over the last five months is “stunning” given the number of potentially game-changing events that have transpired. But when
In his latest TV ad, U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany touts his support for law enforcement and denounces the unrest in cities stemming from police violence towards people of color. The Minocqua Republican in the ad stood in front of two police cruisers and linked his Dem opponent Tricia Zunker with
Sen. Dan Feyen, R-Fond du Lac, is out with his first TV ad of the race. The ad has a sports theme as Feyen talks about a “solid game plan beating a Hail Mary every time.” He promises to invest in education and transportation, “but not just throw our money
Sen. Patty Schachtner, D-Somerset, is up with her first TV ad of the 10th SD race. According to Advertising Analytics, she’s reserved a combined $12,525 on cable and radio. State Rep. Rob Stafsholt, R-New Richmond, and the groups backing him have reserved $870,250 between the primary and Election Day. In
Republican Eric Wimberger in a TV ad calls his Dem opponent for the 30th SD, Jonathon Hansen, a “social justice warrior” backed by “radical leftist groups who want to abolish ICE, release criminals into our communities and defund the police.” The narrator says Wimberger is endorsed by law enforcement and
An ad from Dem Jonathon Hansen, a De Pere alderman running for the open 30th SD, goes after Republican Eric Wimberger for his defense of a man charged with child pornography. The narrator called it “probably the most prolific collection of child pornography we’ve seen in Shawano County,” recounting the
Rep. Beth Meyers, D-Bayfield, in a TV ad touts her efforts to protect clean water, saying the health of our families and economy depend on it. “I’m Beth Meyers, and I promise I will never take you or the northland for granted,” she says.
House Majority PAC’s new TV ad in the 3rd CD knocks U.S. Rep. Ron Kind’s Republican challenger Derrick Van Orden on health care, saying “he doesn’t care about us.” The narrator in the spot says Van Orden has called the Affordable Care Act “a disaster.” The spot goes on to
U.S. Rep. Ron Kind, D-La Crosse, is out with a new TV ad featuring Republicans supporting him, including former GOP state Sen. Brian Rude. Spending in the upcoming week is almost even between Kind and those backing him and Van Orden and the groups supporting his campaign. From now through
Joe Biden’s edge on Donald Trump was largely unchanged among likely Wisconsin voters in the latest Marquette University Law School Poll. Forty-six percent of likely voters backed Biden, while 41 percent favored Trump. Libertarian Jo Jorgensen was at 4 percent, while 8 percent said they were undecided or planned to
Now that their leader, Donald Trump, has — through his own purposeful carelessness — come down with COVID-19, one can only hope that Wisconsin Republicans will get serious about this deadly disease, too.
Trump echoes Jim Jones by declaring “Don’t Be Afraid of Covid.”
Governor Evers probably could have made it a little less obvious. By scheduling an end to an emergency order limiting bar and restaurant capacity three days after Election Day, he made it abundantly clear that Wisconsin could have its social life back as soon as he was sure it voted the right way.
Gov. Tony Evers and his power-grabbing health chief issued yet another emergency order Tuesday— this time limiting public gatherings to no more than 25 percent capacity.
Other states with full-time legislators have met 18 times more frequently than in Wisconsin.
Is it too much to ask Vining to call for peace before the next round of rioting and looting strikes her constituents?
Barrett was nominated with the expectation that she would adhere to her personal beliefs about abortion, rather than follow well-established precedent.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Thursday, Friday: WisPolitics.com’s 2nd Annual Midwest Polling Summit WisPolitics.com will stage the 2nd Annual Midwest Polling Summit online in October. The virtual event is sponsored by the Outrider Foundation and AARP Wisconsin. UW-Madison is an event partner. The first session will take place from noon