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Supporting both ballot amendment questions will improve our bail system and ensure judges uniformly apply cash bail standards to protect us from dangerous criminals, thus making Wisconsin safer.
Until fair maps exist we are without a voice in our government. It is time to call for binding referendums on issues important to Wisconsinites such as voting rights, drinking water free of forever chemicals, fair voting maps, reproductive rights and sensible gun regulations if we are to have a government “of, by and for the people.”
It’s not just that campaigns disseminating misinformation and accepting tons of money from outside local communities is becoming the norm. It’s that all that is happening at the same time that local news is drying up, leaving a void to be filled by shady characters with dangerous ideas.
The real-estate PAC should have spent its money on the one open race for school board rather than Madison city council races.
Taxpayers should insist on seeing hard choices and specific plans.
The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Putin and other Kremlin officials for war crimes. He will never personally face a trial outside Russia, but the Republicans could call for a trial in absentia to make a clear point about how not to conduct a nation’s affairs.
Racine-area lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say they’re optimistic about the potential for a $1 billion data center Microsoft is proposing for Mount Pleasant. State and local officials have announced a proposed agreement between Microsoft Corporation, the village
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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement La Follette School of Public Affairs From WisPolitics.com … — Liberal Janet Protasiewicz told college students she’s running for justice to ensure far-right extremists don’t hijack the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Speaking to a forum
Liberal Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz outraised conservative rival Daniel Kelly more than 5-to-1 in the latest reporting period, fueled by more than $8.8 million from the state Dem Party, according to a review of finance reports.
Dem state Senate candidate Jodi Habush Sinykin raised more than three times what her GOP opponent state Rep. Dan Knodl pulled in over the most recent reporting period.
Janet Protasiewicz has released two new TV ads appealing to voters for their support. In one, the narrator casts the choice as one between an “extremist or a common sense judge.” The campaign said the spots are part of a
Federal officials say businesses in Wisconsin will have numerous opportunities to benefit from Inflation Reduction Act tax credits. In a webinar yesterday, U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin said “now is the time” for manufacturers and other Wisconsin companies to make sustainability
Supporting both ballot amendment questions will improve our bail system and ensure judges uniformly apply cash bail standards to protect us from dangerous criminals, thus making Wisconsin safer.
Until fair maps exist we are without a voice in our government. It is time to call for binding referendums on issues important to Wisconsinites such as voting rights, drinking water free of forever chemicals, fair voting maps, reproductive rights and sensible gun regulations if we are to have a government “of, by and for the people.”
It’s not just that campaigns disseminating misinformation and accepting tons of money from outside local communities is becoming the norm. It’s that all that is happening at the same time that local news is drying up, leaving a void to be filled by shady characters with dangerous ideas.
The real-estate PAC should have spent its money on the one open race for school board rather than Madison city council races.
Taxpayers should insist on seeing hard choices and specific plans.
The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Putin and other Kremlin officials for war crimes. He will never personally face a trial outside Russia, but the Republicans could call for a trial in absentia to make a clear point about how not to conduct a nation’s affairs.
Racine-area lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say they’re optimistic about the potential for a $1 billion data center Microsoft is proposing for Mount Pleasant. State and local officials have announced a proposed agreement between Microsoft Corporation, the village of Mount Pleasant and Racine County under which the company
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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement La Follette School of Public Affairs From WisPolitics.com … — Liberal Janet Protasiewicz told college students she’s running for justice to ensure far-right extremists don’t hijack the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Speaking to a forum on the UW-Milwaukee campus hosted by VoteRiders, All Voting Is
Liberal Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz outraised conservative rival Daniel Kelly more than 5-to-1 in the latest reporting period, fueled by more than $8.8 million from the state Dem Party, according to a review of finance reports.
Dem state Senate candidate Jodi Habush Sinykin raised more than three times what her GOP opponent state Rep. Dan Knodl pulled in over the most recent reporting period.
Janet Protasiewicz has released two new TV ads appealing to voters for their support. In one, the narrator casts the choice as one between an “extremist or a common sense judge.” The campaign said the spots are part of a statewide buy that’s now reached $10.3 million since the race
Federal officials say businesses in Wisconsin will have numerous opportunities to benefit from Inflation Reduction Act tax credits. In a webinar yesterday, U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin said “now is the time” for manufacturers and other Wisconsin companies to make sustainability investments. “Whether that’s taking advantage of the tax credits for