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The Senate Leadership Fund, which is affiliated with Republicans, is out with a new TV ad that features the grandmother of a girl struck during the Waukesha Christmas parade tragedy knocking Mandela Barnes for supporting the elimination of cash bail.
Gov. Tony Evers pledged to county officials that he will try to boost shared revenue if reelected, while GOP rival Tim Michels told the crowd he believes they’re better at making decisions with public dollars than the state.
Right Direction Wisconsin, an affiliate of the Republican Governors Association, today launched a new TV ad that charges Wisconsin families are being left behind under Dem Gov. Tony Evers. The RGA said the buys is $780,000, and the spot will
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — A new Spectrum News/Siena College poll found a neck-and-neck race for the U.S. Senate, while Gov. Tony Evers had a slight edge on GOP rival Tim Michels. In
Wisconsin Truth PAC is again going after Dem U.S. Senate nominee Mandela Barnes over crime in a new TV ad. The group said the spot will run statewide as part of a TV, radio and digital campaign. It’s part of
The Dem-aligned Senate Majority PAC announced two new ads hitting GOP U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, one on abortion and the other for allowing “oil and drug companies to jack up prices on us.” The abortion ad is backed by a
A Madison-based startup called Realta Fusion aims to develop commercially viable fusion technology that could help offset global greenhouse gas emissions. Kieran Furlong, the company’s CEO, said the UW-Madison spinoff company is working to create the “lowest capital, least complex
Central to a solid November win for Barnes is increasing his support in rural Wisconsin.
Johnson is clearly terrified of offending even a sliver of the right — even if that means being held hostage by a shrinking minority of his own base.
RoJo’s negative ads, attacking Barnes with some of his own befuddling statements, are hitting home.
There could be thousands of court-ordered incompetent individuals on Wisconsin’s voter rolls because the Wisconsin Elections Commission refuses to remove them, says an attorney for an elections integrity watchdog.
Dane County has shown that it understands a core truth: If our election workers aren’t safe, our democracy isn’t safe.
Many incumbent federal and state elected officials that may have rebelled, given aid or provided comfort to the January 6th insurrectionists, likely will never be charged or face a day in jail.
Like Gov. Evers, I am committed to doing the right thing for Wisconsin and providing common sense leadership.
I knew when I decided to run for office against a very liberal sheriff appointed by Gov. Tony Evers, a Democrat, that there would be political retaliation. Recently, appointed Sheriff Kalvin Barrett had me walked out of the sheriff’s department, where I am a detective with 14 years of experience, and placed on administrative leave.
Without these institutions, anarchy and chaos would likely ensue.
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The Senate Leadership Fund, which is affiliated with Republicans, is out with a new TV ad that features the grandmother of a girl struck during the Waukesha Christmas parade tragedy knocking Mandela Barnes for supporting the elimination of cash bail. The group said the ad is running statewide in all
Gov. Tony Evers pledged to county officials that he will try to boost shared revenue if reelected, while GOP rival Tim Michels told the crowd he believes they’re better at making decisions with public dollars than the state.
Right Direction Wisconsin, an affiliate of the Republican Governors Association, today launched a new TV ad that charges Wisconsin families are being left behind under Dem Gov. Tony Evers. The RGA said the buys is $780,000, and the spot will air in the La Crosse, Wausau and Green Bay markets.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — A new Spectrum News/Siena College poll found a neck-and-neck race for the U.S. Senate, while Gov. Tony Evers had a slight edge on GOP rival Tim Michels. In the U.S. Senate race, 48 percent favored Dem Lt. Gov.
Wisconsin Truth PAC is again going after Dem U.S. Senate nominee Mandela Barnes over crime in a new TV ad. The group said the spot will run statewide as part of a TV, radio and digital campaign. It’s part of a $12.5 million buy. The narrator in the spot says
The Dem-aligned Senate Majority PAC announced two new ads hitting GOP U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, one on abortion and the other for allowing “oil and drug companies to jack up prices on us.” The abortion ad is backed by a $1.6 million buy and will run in the Milwaukee, Madison
A Madison-based startup called Realta Fusion aims to develop commercially viable fusion technology that could help offset global greenhouse gas emissions. Kieran Furlong, the company’s CEO, said the UW-Madison spinoff company is working to create the “lowest capital, least complex path” to fusion energy production. He discussed its plans for
Central to a solid November win for Barnes is increasing his support in rural Wisconsin.
Johnson is clearly terrified of offending even a sliver of the right — even if that means being held hostage by a shrinking minority of his own base.
RoJo’s negative ads, attacking Barnes with some of his own befuddling statements, are hitting home.
There could be thousands of court-ordered incompetent individuals on Wisconsin’s voter rolls because the Wisconsin Elections Commission refuses to remove them, says an attorney for an elections integrity watchdog.
Dane County has shown that it understands a core truth: If our election workers aren’t safe, our democracy isn’t safe.
Many incumbent federal and state elected officials that may have rebelled, given aid or provided comfort to the January 6th insurrectionists, likely will never be charged or face a day in jail.
Like Gov. Evers, I am committed to doing the right thing for Wisconsin and providing common sense leadership.
I knew when I decided to run for office against a very liberal sheriff appointed by Gov. Tony Evers, a Democrat, that there would be political retaliation. Recently, appointed Sheriff Kalvin Barrett had me walked out of the sheriff’s department, where I am a detective with 14 years of experience, and placed on administrative leave.
Without these institutions, anarchy and chaos would likely ensue.
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