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Dem Mandela Barnes pulled in $8.5 million over 19 days, outraising GOP U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson more than 3-to-1 during the pre-election reporting period. Barnes, the state’s lieutenant governor, reported spending $9.4 million during the period and had $2.55 million
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Dem Mandela Barnes pulled in $8.5 million over 19 days, outraising GOP U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson more than 3-to-1 during the pre-election reporting period. Barnes, the state’s lieutenant


A new TV ad from Dem Mandela Barnes charges GOP U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson has failed to make things better during his 12 years in office. According to AdImpact, the spot is running in the Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay, Wausau

The Dem-aligned House Majority PAC has dropped the rest of the ad buy it had reserved for Dem Brad Pfaff in his bid for the 3rd CD, according to AdImpact. The group had reserved nearly $1.7 million on paid media

More focus on research and development is the key.

Why state has $4.3 billion surplus, what it means and how should it be handled.

Republican Derrick Van Orden is going up against Democrat Sen. Brad Pfaff for the congressional seat held by Ron Kind for more than two decades.

The head of Milwaukee’s Omanhene Cocoa Bean Company says African markets present a huge export opportunity for Wisconsin businesses. Steve Wallace, the company’s president and founder, yesterday discussed demographic and social trends that make Africa such an attractive export destination

Key fact: a vast difference in political views between those under and over age 40.

There is ample reason to believe women are motivated and energized to vote because of the overturning of Roe.

Despite unprecedented recent flooding in eastern Kentucky, unrelenting Western wildfires and a broad swath of destruction wrought by Hurricane Ian, climate change has fallen off most prospective voters’ radar.

Right after scores on the National Assessment of Educational Progress, or NAEP, came out, Wisconsin’s chief public school regulator, state Superintendent Jill Underly, issued a press release headlined, “Wisconsin elementary school students buck national trends in ‘National Report Card’ release.” This is not true: Wisconsin’s scores fell by every measure since the last time children took the test, in 2019, just as scores fell for every other state.

Nearly a year after he plowed his SUV into Waukesha’s annual Christmas parade killing six people and injuring dozens more, Darrell Brooks Jr. was found guilty Wednesday on all 76 counts against him. But the people behind Milwaukee County’s revolving door criminal justice system that freed the career violent criminal on $1,000 cash bail days before the parade have yet to be held accountable.

The gubernatorial debate accomplished one thing: It established the important fact that Michels is a habitual liar with absolutely no plan to improve the lives of working families.

Dem Mandela Barnes pulled in $8.5 million over 19 days, outraising GOP U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson more than 3-to-1 during the pre-election reporting period. Barnes, the state’s lieutenant governor, reported spending $9.4 million during the period and had $2.55 million in the bank as of Oct. 19. Johnson raised $2.6
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Dem Mandela Barnes pulled in $8.5 million over 19 days, outraising GOP U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson more than 3-to-1 during the pre-election reporting period. Barnes, the state’s lieutenant governor, reported spending $9.4 million during the period and had


A new TV ad from Dem Mandela Barnes charges GOP U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson has failed to make things better during his 12 years in office. According to AdImpact, the spot is running in the Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay, Wausau and La Crosse/Eau Claire markets. Barnes says in the ad

The Dem-aligned House Majority PAC has dropped the rest of the ad buy it had reserved for Dem Brad Pfaff in his bid for the 3rd CD, according to AdImpact. The group had reserved nearly $1.7 million on paid media for the last two weeks of the race. On Friday,

More focus on research and development is the key.

Why state has $4.3 billion surplus, what it means and how should it be handled.

Republican Derrick Van Orden is going up against Democrat Sen. Brad Pfaff for the congressional seat held by Ron Kind for more than two decades.

The head of Milwaukee’s Omanhene Cocoa Bean Company says African markets present a huge export opportunity for Wisconsin businesses. Steve Wallace, the company’s president and founder, yesterday discussed demographic and social trends that make Africa such an attractive export destination during a virtual panel hosted by the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association

Key fact: a vast difference in political views between those under and over age 40.

There is ample reason to believe women are motivated and energized to vote because of the overturning of Roe.

Despite unprecedented recent flooding in eastern Kentucky, unrelenting Western wildfires and a broad swath of destruction wrought by Hurricane Ian, climate change has fallen off most prospective voters’ radar.

Right after scores on the National Assessment of Educational Progress, or NAEP, came out, Wisconsin’s chief public school regulator, state Superintendent Jill Underly, issued a press release headlined, “Wisconsin elementary school students buck national trends in ‘National Report Card’ release.” This is not true: Wisconsin’s scores fell by every measure since the last time children took the test, in 2019, just as scores fell for every other state.

Nearly a year after he plowed his SUV into Waukesha’s annual Christmas parade killing six people and injuring dozens more, Darrell Brooks Jr. was found guilty Wednesday on all 76 counts against him. But the people behind Milwaukee County’s revolving door criminal justice system that freed the career violent criminal on $1,000 cash bail days before the parade have yet to be held accountable.

The gubernatorial debate accomplished one thing: It established the important fact that Michels is a habitual liar with absolutely no plan to improve the lives of working families.