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GOP Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said he’s never studied whether the Legislature could take over elections administration in Wisconsin as U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson is urging lawmakers to do. After meeting with state lawmakers Wednesday, the Johnson, R-Oshkosh, told the
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — The guv’s office is expressing its disappointment that some Assembly Dems joined Republicans in shooting down proposals from the People’s Maps Commission. Republicans, meanwhile, are knocking Gov. Tony
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers announced today that he has granted another 29 pardons, bringing total pardons granted by the governor since reinstating the Governor’s Pardon Advisory Board in 2019 to 307. The Governor’s Pardon Advisory Board heard from applicants virtually on Oct.
The Assembly approved new GOP-backed legislative and congressional maps today after some Dems berated both the Republicans lines and a proposal from a commission Gov. Tony Evers created. Ahead of two 60-38 votes on the Senate-passed bills, Speaker Robin Vos
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — The Assembly approved new GOP-backed legislative and congressional maps today after some Dems berated both the Republicans lines and a proposal from a commission Gov. Tony Evers created. Ahead of two 60-38
A biotech startup called Geno.Me has landed $400,000 in seed funding from Gateway Capital, an early-stage investment firm based in Milwaukee. The company’s platform connects electronic health record data with genomic information from services like 23andMe, MyChart and Anscestry.com in
Former Justice Mike Gableman said he’s considering adding a fourth prong to his 2020 election review after watching the Racine County Sheriff Department announce results of its own investigation. During an Assembly Campaigns and Elections Committee public hearing, Gableman said
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It is our right, of course, to protest the wars our leaders begin as long as we ensure that the men and women who serve in those wars don’t become collateral damage when they do finally return home.
This Nov. 11, as we remember and thank the men and women who dedicate their lives to defending our country, let’s also commit to narrowing the justice gap that all too often can mean fighting altogether different battles on the home front.
Unlike the Republicans that are now outraged by what happened in one nursing home, the question of how to cast ballots for those on the edge is very personal to me.
McCarthy would be particularly proud of Michael Gableman, who, for the sheer audacity of his presentation to the Assembly Campaigns and Elections Committee on Wednesday, wins the McCarthyism award.
Gov. Tony Evers’ so-called People’s Maps are so awful even his fellow Democrats have rejected them.
Unemployment rate fell faster in 22 states that eliminated supplemental benefits early.
Watching the behavior of Judge Bruce Schroeder, one of Wisconsin’s most experienced and feisty trial judges, all I could think was the apology we all owe to actor Jeffrey Tambor.
Residents and community members need to get involved and change the status quo.
GOP Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said he’s never studied whether the Legislature could take over elections administration in Wisconsin as U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson is urging lawmakers to do. After meeting with state lawmakers Wednesday, the Johnson, R-Oshkosh, told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel the Legislature should reassert its authority over
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — The guv’s office is expressing its disappointment that some Assembly Dems joined Republicans in shooting down proposals from the People’s Maps Commission. Republicans, meanwhile, are knocking Gov. Tony Evers over his plan’s failure to win the backing of
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers announced today that he has granted another 29 pardons, bringing total pardons granted by the governor since reinstating the Governor’s Pardon Advisory Board in 2019 to 307. The Governor’s Pardon Advisory Board heard from applicants virtually on Oct. 8, 2021, and applications that were selected for expedited review
The Assembly approved new GOP-backed legislative and congressional maps today after some Dems berated both the Republicans lines and a proposal from a commission Gov. Tony Evers created. Ahead of two 60-38 votes on the Senate-passed bills, Speaker Robin Vos said the Senate-approved maps drawn by GOP legislative aides adhere
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — The Assembly approved new GOP-backed legislative and congressional maps today after some Dems berated both the Republicans lines and a proposal from a commission Gov. Tony Evers created. Ahead of two 60-38 votes on the Senate-passed bills, Speaker Robin Vos said the
A biotech startup called Geno.Me has landed $400,000 in seed funding from Gateway Capital, an early-stage investment firm based in Milwaukee. The company’s platform connects electronic health record data with genomic information from services like 23andMe, MyChart and Anscestry.com in hopes of furthering medical research. Individuals who share their data
Former Justice Mike Gableman said he’s considering adding a fourth prong to his 2020 election review after watching the Racine County Sheriff Department announce results of its own investigation. During an Assembly Campaigns and Elections Committee public hearing, Gableman said watching the event where then-Sgt. Mike Luell joined family members
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It is our right, of course, to protest the wars our leaders begin as long as we ensure that the men and women who serve in those wars don’t become collateral damage when they do finally return home.
This Nov. 11, as we remember and thank the men and women who dedicate their lives to defending our country, let’s also commit to narrowing the justice gap that all too often can mean fighting altogether different battles on the home front.
Unlike the Republicans that are now outraged by what happened in one nursing home, the question of how to cast ballots for those on the edge is very personal to me.
McCarthy would be particularly proud of Michael Gableman, who, for the sheer audacity of his presentation to the Assembly Campaigns and Elections Committee on Wednesday, wins the McCarthyism award.
Gov. Tony Evers’ so-called People’s Maps are so awful even his fellow Democrats have rejected them.
Unemployment rate fell faster in 22 states that eliminated supplemental benefits early.
Watching the behavior of Judge Bruce Schroeder, one of Wisconsin’s most experienced and feisty trial judges, all I could think was the apology we all owe to actor Jeffrey Tambor.
Residents and community members need to get involved and change the status quo.