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It’s clear that those 1968 demonstrations have not been forgotten by those organizing the convention and Chicago officials and police.
The complaint alleged the Greens don’t have anyone eligible under state law to nominate a slate of 10 presidential electors. Without any electors, the complaint argues, the party is ineligible to place someone on the presidential ballot.
A leadership program for Black professionals in Milwaukee is kicking off its 15th cohort this year, helping more participants advance their careers and sharpen critical skills. That’s according to Angela Adams, interim president of the African American Leadership Alliance of
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A major shift in public opinion on school choice and K-12 education will be a factor in legislative races statewide.
The government — that is, we the people — could devise a way to help, but those in political control would rather send a few dollars to cut taxes — $5 off a $100 worth of diapers anyone? — then throw a lifeline to struggling parents, which could help put more people to work, not to mention helping the children.
Vice President Harris has made Black maternal health a priority, first as a senator and now as vice president.
Trump is proving daily that angry and ignorant are not a good blend for a national race for the White House.
The former president has modeled himself precisely upon the McCarthy model.
Trump can only bang out one note; Harris can improvise.
We are the only media game in town for anyone who isn’t a doctrinaire progressive.
Wisconsin voters soundly rejected two constitutional amendments that sought to give lawmakers input on how some federal money is spent rather than leaving that solely up to the governor. Meanwhile, Rebecca Cooke won a three-way Dem primary to take on freshman U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden, R-Prairie du Chien, in the 3rd CD. And Tony Wied won a three-way GOP primary to face Dem Kristin Lyerly in the open 8th CD.
Freshman GOP Rep. Nate Gustafson, of Fox Crossing, defeated 12-year incumbent Michael Schraa, of Oshkosh, today after the two were paired in the same district under the new maps. Meanwhile, Rep. Elijah Behnke beat state Rep. Peter Schmidt in their GOP primary for the 6th AD after he decided to run for that district rather than the one he was drawn into under the new maps.
Trump-endorsed Tony Wied declared victory tonight in 8th CD GOP primary and will face Dem Kristin Lyerly in November.
State Rep. John Spiros beat fellow Marshfield Republican Rep. Donna Rozar in a three-way GOP primary for the 86th AD.
Eau Claire nonprofit leader Rebecca Cooke will face U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden, R-Prairie du Chien, after securing victory today in a contentious Dem primary for western Wisconsin’s 3rd CD.
State Sen. Dan Knodl, R-Germantown, easily beat state Rep. Janel Brandtjen, R-Menomonee Falls, today to advance his return to the Assembly.
Voters today rejected both constitutional amendment questions, which aimed to give the Legislature more control over spending federal funds.
In response to the victory of Representative Ryan Clancy over challenger Jarrod Anderson, Wisconsin Working Families Party State Director Corrine Rosen said: “Now that we’ve finally un-rigged the legislature from Republican control, it’s more important than ever to build an
MADISON, Wis. — “The road to a secure border and prosperous economy begins here in Wisconsin. After twenty-five years in Washington, Tammy Baldwin has nothing to offer voters except more inflation and instability. Thanks to Wisconsin Republicans, working families will finally
It’s clear that those 1968 demonstrations have not been forgotten by those organizing the convention and Chicago officials and police.
The complaint alleged the Greens don’t have anyone eligible under state law to nominate a slate of 10 presidential electors. Without any electors, the complaint argues, the party is ineligible to place someone on the presidential ballot.
A leadership program for Black professionals in Milwaukee is kicking off its 15th cohort this year, helping more participants advance their careers and sharpen critical skills. That’s according to Angela Adams, interim president of the African American Leadership Alliance of Milwaukee. She spoke yesterday alongside Hispanic Collaborative President Nancy Hernandez
… 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 home for WisPolitics subscriber products.
A major shift in public opinion on school choice and K-12 education will be a factor in legislative races statewide.
The government — that is, we the people — could devise a way to help, but those in political control would rather send a few dollars to cut taxes — $5 off a $100 worth of diapers anyone? — then throw a lifeline to struggling parents, which could help put more people to work, not to mention helping the children.
Vice President Harris has made Black maternal health a priority, first as a senator and now as vice president.
Trump is proving daily that angry and ignorant are not a good blend for a national race for the White House.
The former president has modeled himself precisely upon the McCarthy model.
Trump can only bang out one note; Harris can improvise.
We are the only media game in town for anyone who isn’t a doctrinaire progressive.
Wisconsin voters soundly rejected two constitutional amendments that sought to give lawmakers input on how some federal money is spent rather than leaving that solely up to the governor. Meanwhile, Rebecca Cooke won a three-way Dem primary to take on freshman U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden, R-Prairie du Chien, in the 3rd CD. And Tony Wied won a three-way GOP primary to face Dem Kristin Lyerly in the open 8th CD.
Freshman GOP Rep. Nate Gustafson, of Fox Crossing, defeated 12-year incumbent Michael Schraa, of Oshkosh, today after the two were paired in the same district under the new maps. Meanwhile, Rep. Elijah Behnke beat state Rep. Peter Schmidt in their GOP primary for the 6th AD after he decided to run for that district rather than the one he was drawn into under the new maps.
Trump-endorsed Tony Wied declared victory tonight in 8th CD GOP primary and will face Dem Kristin Lyerly in November.
State Rep. John Spiros beat fellow Marshfield Republican Rep. Donna Rozar in a three-way GOP primary for the 86th AD.
Eau Claire nonprofit leader Rebecca Cooke will face U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden, R-Prairie du Chien, after securing victory today in a contentious Dem primary for western Wisconsin’s 3rd CD.
State Sen. Dan Knodl, R-Germantown, easily beat state Rep. Janel Brandtjen, R-Menomonee Falls, today to advance his return to the Assembly.
Voters today rejected both constitutional amendment questions, which aimed to give the Legislature more control over spending federal funds.
In response to the victory of Representative Ryan Clancy over challenger Jarrod Anderson, Wisconsin Working Families Party State Director Corrine Rosen said: “Now that we’ve finally un-rigged the legislature from Republican control, it’s more important than ever to build an Assembly that fights for us, not corporate lobbyists. For years,
MADISON, Wis. — “The road to a secure border and prosperous economy begins here in Wisconsin. After twenty-five years in Washington, Tammy Baldwin has nothing to offer voters except more inflation and instability. Thanks to Wisconsin Republicans, working families will finally have a true champion on the ballot in Eric Hovde this November.” —WisGOP