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Former House Speaker Paul Ryan closed out his congressional campaign account by transferring the remaining balance to a nonprofit that he founded to improve public policy and communities.

Adam Payne is stepping down as DNR secretary effective Nov. 1 after less than a year on the job, writing in his resignation letter he wants to spend more time with his family.

The U.S. Department of Commerce announced the Wisconsin Biohealth Tech Hub effort, led by Madison-based BioForward Wisconsin, is one of 31 such initiatives selected for Regional Technology Hub designation by the U.S. Economic Development Administration.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Radio Network From WisPolitics.com … — The Assembly and Senate have a joint committee hearing today on proposed constitutional amendments that would impact Wisconsin elections. They include SJR 71/AJR 76, which would ban

Republican Rejani Raveendran has formally registered her candidacy for the U.S. Senate with the FEC, telling WisPolitics in a text message she is now “well beyond” the threshold of $5,000 raised before having to file.

Once again, Vos has outmaneuvered the Democrats.

Badger State stuck in never-ending federal program.

We know and understand there are student athletes who may not identify with their birth gender. The challenge remains about whether a fair and level playing field exists.

Republicans for years have relied on highly gerrymandered districts to achieve what they could not in fair elections, but in related victories over the past two weeks, Wisconsin Democrats have beaten back attempts to subvert election results and to preserve free and fair elections.

Vos should heed GOP state legislative speakers who’ve expanded Medicaid in their states.

The State Senate was in session on October 17. We passed another middle class tax cut, a child care package and 62 individual bills including two of my bills related to the Rural Broadband Expansion Grant program and Internal Revenue Code updates.

When we are able to tell the truth about Black History and “other genocides” that happened in this country, stop banning books, and pushing out those that are different, we can be honest leaders, with real moral authority and a commitment to do what’s right by all people.

Has the fever broken?

Maybe it’s something in the water — PFAS maybe? — but Wisconsin voters have been on an awful streak sending public embarrassments to represent us in Washington in recent years.

Former House Speaker Paul Ryan closed out his congressional campaign account by transferring the remaining balance to a nonprofit that he founded to improve public policy and communities.

Adam Payne is stepping down as DNR secretary effective Nov. 1 after less than a year on the job, writing in his resignation letter he wants to spend more time with his family.

The U.S. Department of Commerce announced the Wisconsin Biohealth Tech Hub effort, led by Madison-based BioForward Wisconsin, is one of 31 such initiatives selected for Regional Technology Hub designation by the U.S. Economic Development Administration.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Radio Network From WisPolitics.com … — The Assembly and Senate have a joint committee hearing today on proposed constitutional amendments that would impact Wisconsin elections. They include SJR 71/AJR 76, which would ban non-citizens from voting in any national, state or local election

Republican Rejani Raveendran has formally registered her candidacy for the U.S. Senate with the FEC, telling WisPolitics in a text message she is now “well beyond” the threshold of $5,000 raised before having to file.

Once again, Vos has outmaneuvered the Democrats.

Badger State stuck in never-ending federal program.

We know and understand there are student athletes who may not identify with their birth gender. The challenge remains about whether a fair and level playing field exists.

Republicans for years have relied on highly gerrymandered districts to achieve what they could not in fair elections, but in related victories over the past two weeks, Wisconsin Democrats have beaten back attempts to subvert election results and to preserve free and fair elections.

Vos should heed GOP state legislative speakers who’ve expanded Medicaid in their states.

The State Senate was in session on October 17. We passed another middle class tax cut, a child care package and 62 individual bills including two of my bills related to the Rural Broadband Expansion Grant program and Internal Revenue Code updates.

When we are able to tell the truth about Black History and “other genocides” that happened in this country, stop banning books, and pushing out those that are different, we can be honest leaders, with real moral authority and a commitment to do what’s right by all people.

Has the fever broken?

Maybe it’s something in the water — PFAS maybe? — but Wisconsin voters have been on an awful streak sending public embarrassments to represent us in Washington in recent years.