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GOP lawmakers in a hearing knocked Dems for not supporting a redistricting plan they say closely mirrors past Dem bills to create a new commission to draw Wisconsin’s political boundaries. But Dems countered the GOP bill omits important provisions to ensure the maps are fair.
The Assembly Campaigns and Elections Committee moved ahead with a bill to limit the cost to obtain copies of the statewide voter registration list despite concerns people could still use the list for commercial purposes. Chair Scott Krug, R-Nekoosa, said
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement A Better Wisconsin Together From WisPolitics.com … — Former Senate Chief Clerk Mike Queensland, found by an investigator to be credibly accused of nonconsensual sexual contact with a woman at a California conference, signed a
A UW-Madison think tank is urging policymakers to raise the state’s minimum hourly wage, arguing low-income workers in Wisconsin are “falling behind.” The progressive COWS High Road Strategy Center yesterday released a new report on how the state would be
The act promotes runaway spending and debt and induces lawmakers to erode political norms.
In many ways, the chaos at the national level is echoed right here in Wisconsin.
It’s two parties under the same roof, and the only solution is a coalition — between themselves or with Democrats.
Easily the most disheartening aftereffect of Hamas’ systematic slaughter of more than 1,300 innocent Israelis is that it has been met with outright jubilation in what were once the most radical corners of American liberalism but increasingly feel like its mainstream.
This week has been a study in contrasts.
Ask yourself who in the Republican House has been reported to show the character traits as demonstrated by former state senators Mike Ellis or Rodger Roth?
Once Gen Z matures to full force, its influence will be as transformative as the Greatest Generation that lived through the Great Depression, went off to fight World War II and returned to fuel prolonged prosperity.
The UW System is also backing out of its agreement with counties and cities, who since the 1960s have given many millions of tax dollars to build and maintain their campuses.
And conservative justices are already dissenting.
Regrettably, many nonprofit hospitals in Wisconsin and across the nation adopt practices that prioritize profits over patients, leaving lots of Wisconsinites burdened with excessive medical bills and financially crippling medical debt.
In last 20 years. Numbers are likely to decline even further in January.
GOP attorneys filed a motion to dismiss Assembly Speaker Robin Vos and Senate President Chris Kapenga from a lawsuit seeking an order to prevent Republicans from removing Meagan Wolfe as the state’s top election official.
GOP lawmakers in a hearing knocked Dems for not supporting a redistricting plan they say closely mirrors past Dem bills to create a new commission to draw Wisconsin’s political boundaries. But Dems countered the GOP bill omits important provisions to ensure the maps are fair.
The Assembly Campaigns and Elections Committee moved ahead with a bill to limit the cost to obtain copies of the statewide voter registration list despite concerns people could still use the list for commercial purposes. Chair Scott Krug, R-Nekoosa, said he wants to make sure his committee doesn’t hold up
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement A Better Wisconsin Together From WisPolitics.com … — Former Senate Chief Clerk Mike Queensland, found by an investigator to be credibly accused of nonconsensual sexual contact with a woman at a California conference, signed a separation agreement after his resignation, records obtained WisPolitics show. The
A UW-Madison think tank is urging policymakers to raise the state’s minimum hourly wage, arguing low-income workers in Wisconsin are “falling behind.” The progressive COWS High Road Strategy Center yesterday released a new report on how the state would be impacted by upping the minimum wage from its current level
The act promotes runaway spending and debt and induces lawmakers to erode political norms.
In many ways, the chaos at the national level is echoed right here in Wisconsin.
It’s two parties under the same roof, and the only solution is a coalition — between themselves or with Democrats.
Easily the most disheartening aftereffect of Hamas’ systematic slaughter of more than 1,300 innocent Israelis is that it has been met with outright jubilation in what were once the most radical corners of American liberalism but increasingly feel like its mainstream.
This week has been a study in contrasts.
Ask yourself who in the Republican House has been reported to show the character traits as demonstrated by former state senators Mike Ellis or Rodger Roth?
Once Gen Z matures to full force, its influence will be as transformative as the Greatest Generation that lived through the Great Depression, went off to fight World War II and returned to fuel prolonged prosperity.
The UW System is also backing out of its agreement with counties and cities, who since the 1960s have given many millions of tax dollars to build and maintain their campuses.
And conservative justices are already dissenting.
Regrettably, many nonprofit hospitals in Wisconsin and across the nation adopt practices that prioritize profits over patients, leaving lots of Wisconsinites burdened with excessive medical bills and financially crippling medical debt.
In last 20 years. Numbers are likely to decline even further in January.
GOP attorneys filed a motion to dismiss Assembly Speaker Robin Vos and Senate President Chris Kapenga from a lawsuit seeking an order to prevent Republicans from removing Meagan Wolfe as the state’s top election official.