Wisconsin’s 2011 map cemented GOP majority and shaped a decade of policy
Wednesday, Oct 27, 2021
Visit WisPolitics-State Affairs for premium content,
keyword notifications, bill tracking and more
Visit WisPolitics-State Affairs for premium content,
keyword notifications, bill tracking and more
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says new subpoenas are “possible, if not likely” in the Assembly’s 2020 election investigation, which could stretch into next year. A Dane County judge has set a Dec. 23 hearing in Dem AG Josh Kaul’s lawsuit
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Aberdean Consulting From WisPolitics.com … — The Assembly is poised to send several abortion bills to Gov. Tony Evers, who’s expected to veto the legislation. The bills, which have cleared the Senate, include: *SB 16,
The Assembly also passed seven bills aimed at increasing workforce housing, which supporters argued would help address the state’s labor shortage. One bill would require property value assessors to focus their valuations on the actual market value of homes and
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says new subpoenas are “possible, if not likely” in the Assembly’s 2020 election investigation, which could stretch into next year. A Dane County judge has set a Dec.
The Assembly voted 62-32 today to overhaul reading assessments for Wisconsin grade schoolers. The bill has already cleared the Senate and now heads to Gov. Tony Evers’ desk. Three Dems joined majority Republicans in backing SB 454, which would replace
WILL and Walker say Evers must invite conservative group to media events. Are they right?
With a new state audit painting a “grim picture of the Wisconsin Elections Commission and their careless administration of election law,” Senate leadership has authorized opening an additional investigation into the 2020 presidential election.
A focus on the border, work, tax reform and education are needed.
If Democrats appease Manchin and fail to act on the climate crisis, they will lose a vital appeal to the young voters they need to win.
They would be shocked at what played out at the Capitol this past January.
While the federal government gives families a hand with food vouchers, a lot of people still struggle to connect the dots — even more so amid rising inflation.
While transportation officials and scientists in the state continue autonomous vehicle research, local officials are expressing concern about the potential risk and costs associated with self-driving vehicles. Andrea Bill, traffic safety engineer research program manager for UW-Madison’s Traffic Operations and
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says new subpoenas are “possible, if not likely” in the Assembly’s 2020 election investigation, which could stretch into next year. A Dane County judge has set a Dec. 23 hearing in Dem AG Josh Kaul’s lawsuit seeking to prevent enforcement of the subpoenas former Supreme Court
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Aberdean Consulting From WisPolitics.com … — The Assembly is poised to send several abortion bills to Gov. Tony Evers, who’s expected to veto the legislation. The bills, which have cleared the Senate, include: *SB 16, which would require medical professionals to provide life-saving measures if
The Assembly also passed seven bills aimed at increasing workforce housing, which supporters argued would help address the state’s labor shortage. One bill would require property value assessors to focus their valuations on the actual market value of homes and ban certain property tax assessment practices. Another bill approved in
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says new subpoenas are “possible, if not likely” in the Assembly’s 2020 election investigation, which could stretch into next year. A Dane County judge has set a Dec. 23 hearing in Dem AG Josh Kaul’s lawsuit seeking to
The Assembly voted 62-32 today to overhaul reading assessments for Wisconsin grade schoolers. The bill has already cleared the Senate and now heads to Gov. Tony Evers’ desk. Three Dems joined majority Republicans in backing SB 454, which would replace the current reading readiness assessment program with a tiered early
WILL and Walker say Evers must invite conservative group to media events. Are they right?
With a new state audit painting a “grim picture of the Wisconsin Elections Commission and their careless administration of election law,” Senate leadership has authorized opening an additional investigation into the 2020 presidential election.
A focus on the border, work, tax reform and education are needed.
If Democrats appease Manchin and fail to act on the climate crisis, they will lose a vital appeal to the young voters they need to win.
They would be shocked at what played out at the Capitol this past January.
While the federal government gives families a hand with food vouchers, a lot of people still struggle to connect the dots — even more so amid rising inflation.
While transportation officials and scientists in the state continue autonomous vehicle research, local officials are expressing concern about the potential risk and costs associated with self-driving vehicles. Andrea Bill, traffic safety engineer research program manager for UW-Madison’s Traffic Operations and Safety Laboratory, noted ongoing research efforts in Madison and Racine