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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.
Joe Biden is too old. Eric Hovde is too California. Those are the attacks leveled against them by their opponents. Both candidates are now — pretty effectively in my view — confronting those narratives head on.
A moment approaches when our own mettle may be so tested. At such a time, Mitch McConnells come cheap, a dime a dozen. One Alexei Navalny is priceless.
With the proven popular topics of securing our democracy and fighting for health care rights for women in his quiver, President Biden was gifted the GOP effort of “cutting” Social Security and Medicare.
PBMs play a critical role in increasing access to safe, effective, affordable medications that improve the health of our communities.
With zero evidence of birds flying into local buildings, Middleton’s council decided that saving phantom birds from hitting glass windows of apartment buildings is a higher priority than keeping housing affordable.
A new group backed by the Metropolitan Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce is launching an ad campaign urging opposition to a $252 million school property tax referendum on the April ballot.
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The Elections Commission today moved to ask the state Supreme Court to clarify which lines should be used for a possible recall of Assembly Speaker Robin Vos as commissioners noted the effort could be short of the needed signatures regardless of which map is used.
From WisPolitics … — The majority of signatures turned in by those seeking to recall Assembly Speaker Robin Vos are from his old district and organizers would be short of the mark needed if only those within the new lines
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.
Joe Biden is too old. Eric Hovde is too California. Those are the attacks leveled against them by their opponents. Both candidates are now — pretty effectively in my view — confronting those narratives head on.
A moment approaches when our own mettle may be so tested. At such a time, Mitch McConnells come cheap, a dime a dozen. One Alexei Navalny is priceless.
With the proven popular topics of securing our democracy and fighting for health care rights for women in his quiver, President Biden was gifted the GOP effort of “cutting” Social Security and Medicare.
PBMs play a critical role in increasing access to safe, effective, affordable medications that improve the health of our communities.
With zero evidence of birds flying into local buildings, Middleton’s council decided that saving phantom birds from hitting glass windows of apartment buildings is a higher priority than keeping housing affordable.
A new group backed by the Metropolitan Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce is launching an ad campaign urging opposition to a $252 million school property tax referendum on the April ballot.
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The Elections Commission today moved to ask the state Supreme Court to clarify which lines should be used for a possible recall of Assembly Speaker Robin Vos as commissioners noted the effort could be short of the needed signatures regardless of which map is used.
From WisPolitics … — The majority of signatures turned in by those seeking to recall Assembly Speaker Robin Vos are from his old district and organizers would be short of the mark needed if only those within the new lines are valid, an initial review by the Elections Commission shows.