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Good for the city, yes. But how good for the Milwaukee Art Museum?
Dem Brad Pfaff has aired the first TV ad of his general election bid for the 3rd CD, featuring his wife and daughter. A spokesman for the Onalaska state senator’s campaign told WisPolitics.com the spot will run in the La
Americans for Prosperity Action-Wisconsin is up with a new digital ad saying Barnes “will cost you more” compared to U.S. Sen Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh. The group didn’t release any details of the ad other than it began Sept. 15. The
The NRSC has launched a new TV ad charging Barnes’ agenda includes cutting the prison population in half. The National Republican Senatorial Committee said it is a high six-figure buy on TV and digital that will run throughout the state.
Mandela Barnes has launched a new ad featuring a man identified as a retired police officer calling the Dem U.S. Senate candidate “the real deal” and refuting the suggestion he wants to defund the police. It’s the second ad Barnes
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Gov. Tony Evers raised $4.5 million over the 37 days in the most recent reporting period, his campaign said this morning.
Vice President Kamala Harris knocked “sham audits of elections” while praising Dem AGs for fighting against abortion restrictions and proposals she said make it harder to vote. Harris told members of the Democratic Attorneys General Association meeting in Milwaukee yesterday
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement TEMPO Madison From WisPolitics.com … — Gov. Tony Evers raised $4.5 million over the 37 days in the most recent reporting period, his campaign said this morning. Evers will report next week that he finished
AdImpact has tracked nearly $55 million in TV buys in Wisconsin’s gubernatorial race since the primary, making it the most expensive general election contest in the country to date. That includes a more than 2-to-1 overall advantage for Dems. That
In my interview with her on campus this week, Mnookin talked about first impressions and key challenges.
On Sept. 21, Gov. Tony Evers made a bold move: He came out in favor of binding referendums, and he called the Legislature back to vote on beginning the process of amending our Wisconsin Constitution to provide for such popular sovereignty.
Toney, who is endorsed by more than 100 sheriffs, district attorneys and police chiefs, says the soft-on-crime failures start at the top, with a liberal attorney general who has silently supported lawlessness.
A Trump endorsement may mean something different in a general election than a primary election.
In 2011, Dane County accepted Dr. LaVar Charleston into the First Offenders Deferred Prosecution program after his felony arrest for the strangulation and suffocation of a Madison police officer.
And the Federal Reserve is making it worse.
Good for the city, yes. But how good for the Milwaukee Art Museum?
Dem Brad Pfaff has aired the first TV ad of his general election bid for the 3rd CD, featuring his wife and daughter. A spokesman for the Onalaska state senator’s campaign told WisPolitics.com the spot will run in the La Crosse market, but didn’t immediately provide details on how much
Americans for Prosperity Action-Wisconsin is up with a new digital ad saying Barnes “will cost you more” compared to U.S. Sen Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh. The group didn’t release any details of the ad other than it began Sept. 15. The narrator asks how Johnson and Barnes “stack up” before saying
The NRSC has launched a new TV ad charging Barnes’ agenda includes cutting the prison population in half. The National Republican Senatorial Committee said it is a high six-figure buy on TV and digital that will run throughout the state. The spot opens playing a clip of Barnes saying, “Reducing
Mandela Barnes has launched a new ad featuring a man identified as a retired police officer calling the Dem U.S. Senate candidate “the real deal” and refuting the suggestion he wants to defund the police. It’s the second ad Barnes has run in the last month pushing back against a
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Gov. Tony Evers raised $4.5 million over the 37 days in the most recent reporting period, his campaign said this morning.
Vice President Kamala Harris knocked “sham audits of elections” while praising Dem AGs for fighting against abortion restrictions and proposals she said make it harder to vote. Harris told members of the Democratic Attorneys General Association meeting in Milwaukee yesterday they are needed as “truth tellers to sort out fiction
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement TEMPO Madison From WisPolitics.com … — Gov. Tony Evers raised $4.5 million over the 37 days in the most recent reporting period, his campaign said this morning. Evers will report next week that he finished August with $6 million in the bank. The $4.5 million
AdImpact has tracked nearly $55 million in TV buys in Wisconsin’s gubernatorial race since the primary, making it the most expensive general election contest in the country to date. That includes a more than 2-to-1 overall advantage for Dems. That grows to nearly 3-to-1 when looking at the $21.4 million
In my interview with her on campus this week, Mnookin talked about first impressions and key challenges.
On Sept. 21, Gov. Tony Evers made a bold move: He came out in favor of binding referendums, and he called the Legislature back to vote on beginning the process of amending our Wisconsin Constitution to provide for such popular sovereignty.
Toney, who is endorsed by more than 100 sheriffs, district attorneys and police chiefs, says the soft-on-crime failures start at the top, with a liberal attorney general who has silently supported lawlessness.
A Trump endorsement may mean something different in a general election than a primary election.
In 2011, Dane County accepted Dr. LaVar Charleston into the First Offenders Deferred Prosecution program after his felony arrest for the strangulation and suffocation of a Madison police officer.
And the Federal Reserve is making it worse.