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Wisconsin’s special session shines a light on a burgeoning national issue, with issues felt through the entire economy and political ecosystem, particularly with women and working families.
Although Electric Vehicles are a hot topic, they fundamentally have failed to compete in the marketplace.
The UW System can not bend on the matter with DEI, as educational integrity matters along with the needs and proper expectations of inclusion among the growing diverse campuses.
The State Senate recently passed two problem-solving bills that I drafted on behalf of the people I serve. Considering all of the other exciting things happening in the State Capitol on September 14, 2023, you probably didn’t hear a whisper about these bills.
In Madison in the next two weeks we will raise our voices together about the perils of nuclear war and the war in Ukraine.
The Department of Public Instruction is moving forward with a website to disclose details of school spending after the Joint Finance Committee dropped an objection to including information on private schools.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Cap Times Idea Fest From WisPolitics.com … — Senate Republicans praised a package of bills abortion-related bills at a hearing late yesterday, while Senate Minority Leader Melissa Agard said the GOP won’t stop until
GOP lawmakers seeking liberal Justice Janet Protasiewicz’s recusal from two redistricting suits argue a Judicial Commission decision clearing her of misconduct for comments on the campaign trail has no bearing on whether she should hear the cases.
With the removal of Elections Commission Administrator Meagan Wolfe, uncertainty reigns over Wisconsin elections as we look ahead to 2024.
Why is Robin Vos now amenable (SCOWIS issues aside) to a redistricting commission similar to the one proposed by the Democrats in 2019? The short answer is that he knows that his party will not be hurt much by Assembly maps that are compact and minimize county splits and split municipalities.
Republicans, who control the Legislature only because of the most extreme gerrymandering in the nation, are threatening to use their illegitimate majority in the state Assembly to nullify the landslide victory of Justice Janet Protasiewicz.
Wisconsin’s special session shines a light on a burgeoning national issue, with issues felt through the entire economy and political ecosystem, particularly with women and working families.
Although Electric Vehicles are a hot topic, they fundamentally have failed to compete in the marketplace.
The UW System can not bend on the matter with DEI, as educational integrity matters along with the needs and proper expectations of inclusion among the growing diverse campuses.
The State Senate recently passed two problem-solving bills that I drafted on behalf of the people I serve. Considering all of the other exciting things happening in the State Capitol on September 14, 2023, you probably didn’t hear a whisper about these bills.
In Madison in the next two weeks we will raise our voices together about the perils of nuclear war and the war in Ukraine.
The Department of Public Instruction is moving forward with a website to disclose details of school spending after the Joint Finance Committee dropped an objection to including information on private schools.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Cap Times Idea Fest From WisPolitics.com … — Senate Republicans praised a package of bills abortion-related bills at a hearing late yesterday, while Senate Minority Leader Melissa Agard said the GOP won’t stop until it’s against the law to use the word “abortion.” “Abortion
GOP lawmakers seeking liberal Justice Janet Protasiewicz’s recusal from two redistricting suits argue a Judicial Commission decision clearing her of misconduct for comments on the campaign trail has no bearing on whether she should hear the cases.
With the removal of Elections Commission Administrator Meagan Wolfe, uncertainty reigns over Wisconsin elections as we look ahead to 2024.
Why is Robin Vos now amenable (SCOWIS issues aside) to a redistricting commission similar to the one proposed by the Democrats in 2019? The short answer is that he knows that his party will not be hurt much by Assembly maps that are compact and minimize county splits and split municipalities.
Republicans, who control the Legislature only because of the most extreme gerrymandering in the nation, are threatening to use their illegitimate majority in the state Assembly to nullify the landslide victory of Justice Janet Protasiewicz.