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UW Regent Robert Atwell, a GOP appointee, will remain on the board for the foreseeable future after Assembly Speaker Robin Vos advised him he can serve until his successor is appointed and confirmed, according to an email obtained by WisPolitics.
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From WisPolitics … — UW Regent Robert Atwell, a GOP appointee, will remain on the board for the foreseeable future after Assembly Speaker Robin Vos advised him he can serve until his successor is appointed and confirmed, according to an
Association of American Universities pollster Ken Goldstein at a WisPolitics D.C. breakfast said voters who “somewhat disapprove” of the job President Joe Biden is doing will decide the winner of the 2024 presidential election. Goldstein argued those voters are the
Lugar index shows Ron Johnson, Tom Tiffany least bipartisan. Baldwin, Gallagher rank high.
The Democrats are hoping abortion can save them, even as they don’t understand why the economy is not a winning issue for them.
Families across Wisconsin know we have to take gun safety seriously, and that’s why I, like so many in our communities, am deeply concerned about what a second Donald Trump term would mean for the safety of our state, our communities and our kids.
The future of this country depends on vibrant rural communities and sustainable, environmentally friendly farms. Rural and urban people must together develop a reverence for the land, and view it more than an economic commodity. We need an agricultural ethic for the future.
When even McDonald’s is becoming unaffordable, America’s inflation problem has become a full-blown crisis.
It was a big week for immigration politics, but in Wisconsin a reality check shows farmers and immigrant workers have a lot in common.
And it’s also time to revisit a regional transit authority.
The list of delegates and alternates Wisconsin Republicans will send to the national convention includes two former governors, several elected officials and two people who served as false electors in 2020.
Among registered voters, President Joe Biden and Donald Trump are tied at 50% each. Among likely voters, it was 51-49 in Trump’s favor.
GOP U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde is up with a new TV ad that focuses on inflation as he says in the spot, “It’s time for a change.”
State tax collections through the month of April are up 0.9% over the year before, slightly ahead of the 0.4% growth that the Legislative Fiscal Bureau had projected for 2023-24.
Bodden, 30, had previously told WisPolitics he planned to run again this fall, but said in an interview today he had promised Tusler once that he would never run against him.
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin today released the fifth TV ad of her campaign, a spot shot selfie-style in which people praise her for a cap on insulin costs. Baldwin’s campaign said the ad will run statewide on broadcast and cable
The petition to bypass argued someone should no longer be able to sue simply because they believe an existing practice dilutes the value of their ballot. Instead, it called for a standard that would require plaintiffs to show they were impacted by the law.
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UW Regent Robert Atwell, a GOP appointee, will remain on the board for the foreseeable future after Assembly Speaker Robin Vos advised him he can serve until his successor is appointed and confirmed, according to an email obtained by WisPolitics.
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From WisPolitics … — UW Regent Robert Atwell, a GOP appointee, will remain on the board for the foreseeable future after Assembly Speaker Robin Vos advised him he can serve until his successor is appointed and confirmed, according to an email obtained by WisPolitics. Atwell’s move would block Dem Gov.
Association of American Universities pollster Ken Goldstein at a WisPolitics D.C. breakfast said voters who “somewhat disapprove” of the job President Joe Biden is doing will decide the winner of the 2024 presidential election. Goldstein argued those voters are the key factor keeping the race between Biden and Donald Trump
Lugar index shows Ron Johnson, Tom Tiffany least bipartisan. Baldwin, Gallagher rank high.
The Democrats are hoping abortion can save them, even as they don’t understand why the economy is not a winning issue for them.
Families across Wisconsin know we have to take gun safety seriously, and that’s why I, like so many in our communities, am deeply concerned about what a second Donald Trump term would mean for the safety of our state, our communities and our kids.
The future of this country depends on vibrant rural communities and sustainable, environmentally friendly farms. Rural and urban people must together develop a reverence for the land, and view it more than an economic commodity. We need an agricultural ethic for the future.
When even McDonald’s is becoming unaffordable, America’s inflation problem has become a full-blown crisis.
It was a big week for immigration politics, but in Wisconsin a reality check shows farmers and immigrant workers have a lot in common.
And it’s also time to revisit a regional transit authority.
The list of delegates and alternates Wisconsin Republicans will send to the national convention includes two former governors, several elected officials and two people who served as false electors in 2020.
Among registered voters, President Joe Biden and Donald Trump are tied at 50% each. Among likely voters, it was 51-49 in Trump’s favor.
GOP U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde is up with a new TV ad that focuses on inflation as he says in the spot, “It’s time for a change.”
State tax collections through the month of April are up 0.9% over the year before, slightly ahead of the 0.4% growth that the Legislative Fiscal Bureau had projected for 2023-24.
Bodden, 30, had previously told WisPolitics he planned to run again this fall, but said in an interview today he had promised Tusler once that he would never run against him.
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin today released the fifth TV ad of her campaign, a spot shot selfie-style in which people praise her for a cap on insulin costs. Baldwin’s campaign said the ad will run statewide on broadcast and cable TV, as well as digital platforms. It’s part of a
The petition to bypass argued someone should no longer be able to sue simply because they believe an existing practice dilutes the value of their ballot. Instead, it called for a standard that would require plaintiffs to show they were impacted by the law.