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From WisPolitics … — Assembly Minority Leader Greta Neubauer is getting used to recruiting candidates for an upcoming election without being able to tell them what their districts might look like. But the big difference this cycle is the Racine

Dem Gov. Tony Evers announced vetoes of a series of election-related bills, including one that sought to overhaul the process for indefinitely confined voters

The 10 Wisconsin Republicans who served as false electors for Donald Trump after the 2020 election have reached a settlement in a lawsuit filed against them in which they affirm Joe Biden won the race and proclaim they oppose any efforts to undermine the results.

The Biden-Harris campaign today launched a new ad aimed at Black voters and highlighting the economic impact of legislation signed by President Joe Biden.

The state GOP announced it topped its goal of 5,000 Wisconsinites to serve as poll workers in 2024.

The Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation’s top policy priorities for 2024 include preserving agricultural land for farm use, boosting financial support for wildlife-related crop damage and expanding rural child care. More than 230 delegates gathered over the weekend through Monday for

Somebody has to save us from a Supreme Court that is about to turn us into liberal hell.

Have today’s Republicans given up on persuasion, the time-honored political art of convincing others that they should agree with you?

Legislative Republicans have been dreaming of dissolving the thoroughly compromised, rabidly partisan Wisconsin Elections Commission for years, but their latest proposal to do so might actually make free and fair elections in this state less likely.

Wisconsin has good sunshine laws — if the people insist on compliance.

A bill to protect the rights of student journalists is working its way through the Legislature with bipartisan support.

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From WisPolitics … — Assembly Minority Leader Greta Neubauer is getting used to recruiting candidates for an upcoming election without being able to tell them what their districts might look like. But the big difference this cycle is the Racine Dem has more time to recruit. “The difference for me

Dem Gov. Tony Evers announced vetoes of a series of election-related bills, including one that sought to overhaul the process for indefinitely confined voters

The 10 Wisconsin Republicans who served as false electors for Donald Trump after the 2020 election have reached a settlement in a lawsuit filed against them in which they affirm Joe Biden won the race and proclaim they oppose any efforts to undermine the results.

The Biden-Harris campaign today launched a new ad aimed at Black voters and highlighting the economic impact of legislation signed by President Joe Biden.

The state GOP announced it topped its goal of 5,000 Wisconsinites to serve as poll workers in 2024.

The Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation’s top policy priorities for 2024 include preserving agricultural land for farm use, boosting financial support for wildlife-related crop damage and expanding rural child care. More than 230 delegates gathered over the weekend through Monday for the group’s annual meeting in Wisconsin Dells to establish its

Somebody has to save us from a Supreme Court that is about to turn us into liberal hell.

Have today’s Republicans given up on persuasion, the time-honored political art of convincing others that they should agree with you?

Legislative Republicans have been dreaming of dissolving the thoroughly compromised, rabidly partisan Wisconsin Elections Commission for years, but their latest proposal to do so might actually make free and fair elections in this state less likely.

Wisconsin has good sunshine laws — if the people insist on compliance.

A bill to protect the rights of student journalists is working its way through the Legislature with bipartisan support.