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The court late Tuesday agreed to hear directly the appeal the Dem group Priorities USA and others filed in a lawsuit seeking to legalize drop boxes. The court set a briefing schedule that includes several filings over the next 50 days with oral arguments scheduled for May 13.
From WisPolitics … — The state Supreme Court is fast-tracking oral arguments in a lawsuit seeking to legalize absentee ballot drop boxes in Wisconsin. That prompted conservative Justice Rebecca Bradley to declare the liberal majority has prejudged the case and
The campaign features testimonials from more than 100 former Trump voters explaining why they can no longer support him. It will include ads on TV, streaming, radio, billboards and digital to run in six states, including Wisconsin.
Transgender athletes would be banned from playing girls sports under legislation the Senate approved today and sent to Dem Gov. Tony Evers, who’s expected to veto it.
The state Senate gave final approval to sending voters a constitutional amendment in August that would bar guvs from spending federal money without legislative approval.
The GOP-controlled state Senate today rejected eight of Dem Gov. Tony Evers’ appointments, including all but one of his picks for the Wisconsin Judicial Commission. Dems denounced the rejections — which include UW Board of Regents John Miller and Dana Wachs — as political retribution and petty.
State officials have rolled out $43.2 million in new broadband grants, funding dozens of projects expanding access to high-speed internet in Wisconsin. In a release yesterday, Gov. Tony Evers and the Public Service Commission announced the funding for 30 projects
Green Party Presidential hopeful Jill Stein tells WisPolitics she’s focused on picking up liberal voters unhappy with President Joe Biden’s performance and charged Dem with “throwing their base under the bus.”
Wisconsin is one of seven states that President Joe Biden’s campaign is targeting with a new $30 million ad campaign.
Some homes are listed for thousands of dollars a night.
Providing a record of voter registration birth date could strengthen Wisconsin’s already strong system.
Spokespeople and reporters should discuss and confirm expectations.
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The court late Tuesday agreed to hear directly the appeal the Dem group Priorities USA and others filed in a lawsuit seeking to legalize drop boxes. The court set a briefing schedule that includes several filings over the next 50 days with oral arguments scheduled for May 13.
From WisPolitics … — The state Supreme Court is fast-tracking oral arguments in a lawsuit seeking to legalize absentee ballot drop boxes in Wisconsin. That prompted conservative Justice Rebecca Bradley to declare the liberal majority has prejudged the case and will reverse a ruling barring their use the court issued
The campaign features testimonials from more than 100 former Trump voters explaining why they can no longer support him. It will include ads on TV, streaming, radio, billboards and digital to run in six states, including Wisconsin.
Transgender athletes would be banned from playing girls sports under legislation the Senate approved today and sent to Dem Gov. Tony Evers, who’s expected to veto it.
The state Senate gave final approval to sending voters a constitutional amendment in August that would bar guvs from spending federal money without legislative approval.
The GOP-controlled state Senate today rejected eight of Dem Gov. Tony Evers’ appointments, including all but one of his picks for the Wisconsin Judicial Commission. Dems denounced the rejections — which include UW Board of Regents John Miller and Dana Wachs — as political retribution and petty.
State officials have rolled out $43.2 million in new broadband grants, funding dozens of projects expanding access to high-speed internet in Wisconsin. In a release yesterday, Gov. Tony Evers and the Public Service Commission announced the funding for 30 projects across the state. These efforts will expand broadband access for
Green Party Presidential hopeful Jill Stein tells WisPolitics she’s focused on picking up liberal voters unhappy with President Joe Biden’s performance and charged Dem with “throwing their base under the bus.”
Wisconsin is one of seven states that President Joe Biden’s campaign is targeting with a new $30 million ad campaign.
Some homes are listed for thousands of dollars a night.
Providing a record of voter registration birth date could strengthen Wisconsin’s already strong system.