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Casey replaces Peter Barca, who left the post last week as he considers a run for the 1st CD. Casey served as deputy secretary from 2019-22 and now works as the principal industry expert in tax compliance and fraud for SAS Institute in Cary, N.C.
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President Jay Rothman says it is up to the state to decide whether it can afford a “weakened” Universities of Wisconsin as he released third-party assessments of seven campuses’ finances.
Try as I might, I can’t understand what’s bad about getting more people to vote. But that’s apparently the reason Wisconsin has now amended its constitution to make it illegal for any private money to help finance the election process.
America’s competition with China must be won, not managed.
Why do so many liberals hate America? Perhaps their minds would be changed if they visited the regimes so many on the left praise and saw the failures of socialism firsthand.
The main thrusts of the points Alexander Hamilton raises in an open letter to President John Adams in 1800 is language that could also easily apply about Donald Trump in the dramatic election contest of 2024.
Despite some general agreement on the housing crisis in Madison, there is little agreement on solutions.
It’s no secret that Dane County has a strong economy, but the unprecedented federal funding made available by the Biden administration for manufacturing and clean energy projects means new opportunities for economic development in Dane County and the surrounding region.
The record crowds and enthusiasm were palpable in an atmosphere rarely seen in college basketball. The only difference this year was that unbridled fandom was in women’s basketball.
Presenters at a briefing for businesses likely to be impacted by the 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee assured attendees that planners will work with them so they can continue to operate, but offered few specifics as plans are still taking shape.
From WisPolitics … — Three liberal judges told WisPolitics they’re looking at a run next spring for the seat of retiring Justice Ann Walsh Bradley that will determine control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Dane County Circuit Court Judge Susan
AFP Action has launched a new ad campaign calling GOP U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde the “political outsider” Wisconsin needs.
Marquette Law School Poll Director Charles Franklin at a WisPolitics/Milwaukee Press Club luncheon said his biggest takeaway from the April presidential primary is that “there is still dissent in both parties.”
At a White House dinner for the prime minister of Japan, Gov. Tony Evers said Wisconsin is “going to make a difference between a win and a loss for the president.”
The Republican parties of Dane and Milwaukee counties have filed a complaint with the state Elections Commission accusing officials in the state’s two largest cities of failing to hire a sufficient number of GOP poll workers for the spring election. Milwaukee’s top election official called the complaints filed Wednesday misleading.
UW-Madison Prof. Mark Eppli says a lack of new home lot creation is a top challenge for Wisconsin as housing demand continues to outstrip supply. Eppli, who directs the university’s James A. Graaskamp Center for Real Estate, was the keynote
The message from voters in Wisconsin’s spring election is loud and unmistakable.
The way we vote is changing and conservatives need to adapt.
Casey replaces Peter Barca, who left the post last week as he considers a run for the 1st CD. Casey served as deputy secretary from 2019-22 and now works as the principal industry expert in tax compliance and fraud for SAS Institute in Cary, N.C.
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President Jay Rothman says it is up to the state to decide whether it can afford a “weakened” Universities of Wisconsin as he released third-party assessments of seven campuses’ finances.
Try as I might, I can’t understand what’s bad about getting more people to vote. But that’s apparently the reason Wisconsin has now amended its constitution to make it illegal for any private money to help finance the election process.
America’s competition with China must be won, not managed.
Why do so many liberals hate America? Perhaps their minds would be changed if they visited the regimes so many on the left praise and saw the failures of socialism firsthand.
The main thrusts of the points Alexander Hamilton raises in an open letter to President John Adams in 1800 is language that could also easily apply about Donald Trump in the dramatic election contest of 2024.
Despite some general agreement on the housing crisis in Madison, there is little agreement on solutions.
It’s no secret that Dane County has a strong economy, but the unprecedented federal funding made available by the Biden administration for manufacturing and clean energy projects means new opportunities for economic development in Dane County and the surrounding region.
The record crowds and enthusiasm were palpable in an atmosphere rarely seen in college basketball. The only difference this year was that unbridled fandom was in women’s basketball.
Presenters at a briefing for businesses likely to be impacted by the 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee assured attendees that planners will work with them so they can continue to operate, but offered few specifics as plans are still taking shape.
From WisPolitics … — Three liberal judges told WisPolitics they’re looking at a run next spring for the seat of retiring Justice Ann Walsh Bradley that will determine control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Dane County Circuit Court Judge Susan Crawford, 1st District Court of Appeals Judge Pedro Colón and
AFP Action has launched a new ad campaign calling GOP U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde the “political outsider” Wisconsin needs.
Marquette Law School Poll Director Charles Franklin at a WisPolitics/Milwaukee Press Club luncheon said his biggest takeaway from the April presidential primary is that “there is still dissent in both parties.”
At a White House dinner for the prime minister of Japan, Gov. Tony Evers said Wisconsin is “going to make a difference between a win and a loss for the president.”
The Republican parties of Dane and Milwaukee counties have filed a complaint with the state Elections Commission accusing officials in the state’s two largest cities of failing to hire a sufficient number of GOP poll workers for the spring election. Milwaukee’s top election official called the complaints filed Wednesday misleading.
UW-Madison Prof. Mark Eppli says a lack of new home lot creation is a top challenge for Wisconsin as housing demand continues to outstrip supply. Eppli, who directs the university’s James A. Graaskamp Center for Real Estate, was the keynote speaker for yesterday’s 2024 Wisconsin Economic Forecast Luncheon in Madison.
The message from voters in Wisconsin’s spring election is loud and unmistakable.
The way we vote is changing and conservatives need to adapt.