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The biggest loser in Tuesday’s election was Donald Trump and his style of politics.
This week’s midterm elections were most notable for what didn’t happen.
Becky Kleefisch would have beaten Tony Evers. But she got snowed under in the Republican primary by Tim Michels’ millions and by Trump’s endorsement of Michels.
Beyond the ballot totals, which groups, advocates and trends won or lost?
Mr. Johnson is going back to Washington. But the usual suspects in the mainstream media took their sweet time calling Tuesday’s race for U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson.
The data give a mixed picture of the state’s economy, with stagnant labor force growth.
Until federal leaders take action to speed access to utility poles, 100% connectivity will remain out of reach.
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Tuesday’s gubernatorial election underscored that Republicans have an acute problem in Dane County and suburban Milwaukee. And insiders say that is helping Dems overcome their eroding support in rural Wisconsin.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Assembly and Senate Republicans meet in closed caucus today for leadership elections. On the Senate side, all of the returning members who served in leadership this session are
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh, formally declared victory over Dem rival Mandela Barnes this morning as several national media outlets called the race for the incumbent. Meanwhile, The Associated Press and other outlets have called the 3rd CD for Republican Derrick Van Orden.
The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation is seeking partners to help commercialize a new method for analyzing the properties of soft materials. According to an info sheet from WARF, which handles patenting and licensing for UW-Madison technologies, researchers at the university
The biggest loser in Tuesday’s election was Donald Trump and his style of politics.
This week’s midterm elections were most notable for what didn’t happen.
Becky Kleefisch would have beaten Tony Evers. But she got snowed under in the Republican primary by Tim Michels’ millions and by Trump’s endorsement of Michels.
Beyond the ballot totals, which groups, advocates and trends won or lost?
Mr. Johnson is going back to Washington. But the usual suspects in the mainstream media took their sweet time calling Tuesday’s race for U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson.
The data give a mixed picture of the state’s economy, with stagnant labor force growth.
Until federal leaders take action to speed access to utility poles, 100% connectivity will remain out of reach.
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Tuesday’s gubernatorial election underscored that Republicans have an acute problem in Dane County and suburban Milwaukee. And insiders say that is helping Dems overcome their eroding support in rural Wisconsin.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Assembly and Senate Republicans meet in closed caucus today for leadership elections. On the Senate side, all of the returning members who served in leadership this session are seeking new terms: Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu, of Oostburg; President
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh, formally declared victory over Dem rival Mandela Barnes this morning as several national media outlets called the race for the incumbent. Meanwhile, The Associated Press and other outlets have called the 3rd CD for Republican Derrick Van Orden.
The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation is seeking partners to help commercialize a new method for analyzing the properties of soft materials. According to an info sheet from WARF, which handles patenting and licensing for UW-Madison technologies, researchers at the university have developed a specialized portable device called a vibrometer that