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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Several of the Supreme Court’s liberal members suggested today it was “absurd” to argue that it’s illegal for a spouse or child to place a voter’s ballot in the mailbox at the
Milwaukee’s labor market recovery is lagging the national average, according to an MMAC executive. Susan Koehn, vice president of talent and industry partnerships for the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce, yesterday said the region has yet to see employment or
The Wisconsin Technology Council says a newly enacted law will make it easier for early-stage companies to compete beyond Wisconsin while maintaining a presence in the state. The new law alters the state’s Qualified New Business Venture program, which provides
The head of the Urban League of Greater Madison says “help is on the way” for minority entrepreneurs now that construction has begun on the Black Business Hub. “We have to take some risks, because we know that it is
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The Associated Press reported recently that the never-ending 2020 election reviews have sown doubts about whether future elections can be trusted.
His “investigation,” carried out in a strip-mall office, has been a non-stop embarrassment.
A Racine County judge is expected to issue a ruling soon on whether Racine city officials violated Wisconsin’s open records law related to documents surrounding the 2020 presidential election.
On April 8, Gov. Evers came to the rescue again, vetoing a raft of anti-voting bills that the Republican Legislature put on his desk.
Is Mar-a-Lago the Santiago de Compostela of Republicans? Make the journey, fondle the bones, get the blessing?
I see no reason to celebrate a law that is one hundred years late and is not an anti-lynching bill, despite the name.
Ninety-six percent of mammals on Earth are livestock and humans. Only 4% are wild mammals of all species. We need them.
Johnson is the dynamic leader with a bold vision for change that Milwaukee desperately needs right now.
There is a good case to be made that the election systems in Alaska and Maine made it easier for Murkowski and Collins to show support for Biden’s Supreme Court nominee.
The state Elections Commission says it is moving forward with congressional maps the Wisconsin Supreme Court approved while the agency awaits word on what legislative lines will be in place this fall. The commission on Monday sent a communication to
Dem U.S. Senate candidate Alex Lasry has released a plan to strengthen rural economies that includes a call for a second infrastructure package. Lasry’s plan announced Wednesday calls the more than $1 trillion bipartisan package approved last fall a “good
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson has launched a second TV ad that featured people praising his “right-to-try” legislation for allowing the use of experimental drugs to treat COVID-19. Johnson’s campaign said the ad will run statewide on broadcast and cable TV,
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Several of the Supreme Court’s liberal members suggested today it was “absurd” to argue that it’s illegal for a spouse or child to place a voter’s ballot in the mailbox at the end of their driveway under Wisconsin law. But attorney Rick
Milwaukee’s labor market recovery is lagging the national average, according to an MMAC executive. Susan Koehn, vice president of talent and industry partnerships for the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce, yesterday said the region has yet to see employment or workforce participation levels return to pre-pandemic levels. Her presentation included
The Wisconsin Technology Council says a newly enacted law will make it easier for early-stage companies to compete beyond Wisconsin while maintaining a presence in the state. The new law alters the state’s Qualified New Business Venture program, which provides investors with a 25 percent state tax credit on investments
The head of the Urban League of Greater Madison says “help is on the way” for minority entrepreneurs now that construction has begun on the Black Business Hub. “We have to take some risks, because we know that it is time that significant investments be made with Black and brown
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The Associated Press reported recently that the never-ending 2020 election reviews have sown doubts about whether future elections can be trusted.
His “investigation,” carried out in a strip-mall office, has been a non-stop embarrassment.
A Racine County judge is expected to issue a ruling soon on whether Racine city officials violated Wisconsin’s open records law related to documents surrounding the 2020 presidential election.
On April 8, Gov. Evers came to the rescue again, vetoing a raft of anti-voting bills that the Republican Legislature put on his desk.
Is Mar-a-Lago the Santiago de Compostela of Republicans? Make the journey, fondle the bones, get the blessing?
I see no reason to celebrate a law that is one hundred years late and is not an anti-lynching bill, despite the name.
Ninety-six percent of mammals on Earth are livestock and humans. Only 4% are wild mammals of all species. We need them.
Johnson is the dynamic leader with a bold vision for change that Milwaukee desperately needs right now.
There is a good case to be made that the election systems in Alaska and Maine made it easier for Murkowski and Collins to show support for Biden’s Supreme Court nominee.
The state Elections Commission says it is moving forward with congressional maps the Wisconsin Supreme Court approved while the agency awaits word on what legislative lines will be in place this fall. The commission on Monday sent a communication to clerks that the maps will be implemented in the WisVote
Dem U.S. Senate candidate Alex Lasry has released a plan to strengthen rural economies that includes a call for a second infrastructure package. Lasry’s plan announced Wednesday calls the more than $1 trillion bipartisan package approved last fall a “good downpayment.” He said the state’s congressional delegation will have to
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson has launched a second TV ad that featured people praising his “right-to-try” legislation for allowing the use of experimental drugs to treat COVID-19. Johnson’s campaign said the ad will run statewide on broadcast and cable TV, but didn’t release other details. It features Joel Webb, who