Tom Duerst: Keep Wisconsin moving forward

Every day our businesses across the country are struggling because of the trade war with China. We need all of Washington and the Biden administration to take immediate action and terminate tariffs on Chinese imports.

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Appeals court reinstates drop boxes for Feb. 15 primary

A state appeals court has reinstated the use of unmanned drop boxes for the Feb. 15 primary, ruling a change in procedures so close to an election ran the risk of causing “confusion and uncertainty” for voters. The Madison-based 4th District Court of Appeals noted 8,398 absentee ballots had already been mailed to voters as of just before 8 a.m. yesterday, and at least 1,845 had been delivered or were out for delivery. That means there may be voters who had already put their absentee ballots in drop boxes or given them to a spouse, caregiver or other person to

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TUE AM Update: Senate to take up critical race theory bill, Assembly to vote on crime bills

Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers   Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — The state Senate, meeting for the first time this year, will vote on legislation that supporters say would ban the teaching of critical race theory in K-12 and independent charter schools. Meanwhile, today’s Assembly calendar includes a series of bills related to crime an… Please log in to access subscriber content. If you don’t have a subscription, click here for a WisPolitics free trial and to view the different subscription options. Username or E-mail Password * Remember Me     Forgot Password

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Tom Duerst: Keep Wisconsin moving forward

Every day our businesses across the country are struggling because of the trade war with China. We need all of Washington and the Biden administration to take immediate action and terminate tariffs on Chinese imports.

Read More »

Appeals court reinstates drop boxes for Feb. 15 primary

A state appeals court has reinstated the use of unmanned drop boxes for the Feb. 15 primary, ruling a change in procedures so close to an election ran the risk of causing “confusion and uncertainty” for voters. The Madison-based 4th District Court of Appeals noted 8,398 absentee ballots had already

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