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If you haven’t already, make a plan to vote on Nov. 5. Your participation in our political process is the only way to ensure the future of our republic.
Instead of confusing our local election workers with lies, we should be supporting their hard work and dedication to our communities.
Glad to see Kamala Harris spend time in Madison last week conversing with the college kids. What’s been missing in all the mayhem during this campaign has been any serious talk about the real dangers facing us — climate change and the epidemic of gun-related violence.
What we can learn from a 24-year-old voting in his first presidential election.
It’s one of the swingiest regions in the state, a microcosm of Wisconsin’s changing political landscape.
Despite the vast majority of polls in 2016 and 2020 miscalculating voter sentiment, that does not mean that all polls are untrustworthy and, therefore, useless. A more nuanced view shows that polls that track issues instead of candidates are still meaningful.
If the poll is even partially correct, and it’s normally a very good poll, it indicates that other pollsters may be undercounting women voters.
If Donald Trump could quit lying about losing his last election he would be headed for a landslide victory in this one.
Donald Trump continues to denigrate the ACA and says he has “concepts of a plan” to replace the ACA. Likewise, Trump’s running mate J.D. Vance is raising repeal of the ACA, especially prohibitions of annual and lifetime limits on private insurance coverage and refusal to cover people with pre-existing conditions.
Frankly, Americans have had enough – enough of the government spending and printing of money; enough of the high prices. It’s exhausting. Just recently government spending surged another 10%! Holy crap. That’s massive and it will drive up prices.
he ascension of Donald Trump in 2016 brought out the worst in the Republican Party, with his divisive rhetoric and disregard for democratic norms. Each day of Trump’s presidency, he seemed to set a new low, ending with his refusal to accept the 2020 election results and encouraging his supporters to attack the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.
We must have clear and concise requests for whoever wins the election.
It is a crime to incite violence, and that is exactly what the former president did.
The number of state residents 75 and older will increase by 74% in less than a generation.
Collaboration drives innovation, and for Wisconsin to continue to lead in innovation, we must continue to build on the connections we’re establishing.
CONTACT: David Gwidt, ACLU of Wisconsin Deputy Communications Director, dgwidt@aclu-wi.org. MILWAUKEE—Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. tomorrow, and the ACLU of Wisconsin reminded voters that if they have any issues at the polls, they can contact the Election
MADISON — University of Wisconsin–Madison researchers are warning that artificial intelligence tools gaining popularity in the fields of genetics and medicine can lead to flawed conclusions about the connection between genes and physical characteristics, including risk factors for diseases like
It’s not too late to obtain an ID needed to vote in tomorrow’s election The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) will extend hours at customer service centers on Monday (November 4) and Tuesday (November 5).
A new kind of game program is in the queue at UW-Stout. A Bachelor of Science in game and media studies has been approved by the Universities of Wisconsin Board of Regents and will begin in fall 2025. Enrollment is open. The
Program will mirror Wisconsin program that has certified 4,000 caregivers in 15 months GREEN BAY, Wis.—Beginning mid-November, members of the state of New Hampshire interested in providing invaluable direct care services will be trained through the same instruction model offered
If you haven’t already, make a plan to vote on Nov. 5. Your participation in our political process is the only way to ensure the future of our republic.
Instead of confusing our local election workers with lies, we should be supporting their hard work and dedication to our communities.
Glad to see Kamala Harris spend time in Madison last week conversing with the college kids. What’s been missing in all the mayhem during this campaign has been any serious talk about the real dangers facing us — climate change and the epidemic of gun-related violence.
What we can learn from a 24-year-old voting in his first presidential election.
It’s one of the swingiest regions in the state, a microcosm of Wisconsin’s changing political landscape.
Despite the vast majority of polls in 2016 and 2020 miscalculating voter sentiment, that does not mean that all polls are untrustworthy and, therefore, useless. A more nuanced view shows that polls that track issues instead of candidates are still meaningful.
If the poll is even partially correct, and it’s normally a very good poll, it indicates that other pollsters may be undercounting women voters.
If Donald Trump could quit lying about losing his last election he would be headed for a landslide victory in this one.
Donald Trump continues to denigrate the ACA and says he has “concepts of a plan” to replace the ACA. Likewise, Trump’s running mate J.D. Vance is raising repeal of the ACA, especially prohibitions of annual and lifetime limits on private insurance coverage and refusal to cover people with pre-existing conditions.
Frankly, Americans have had enough – enough of the government spending and printing of money; enough of the high prices. It’s exhausting. Just recently government spending surged another 10%! Holy crap. That’s massive and it will drive up prices.
he ascension of Donald Trump in 2016 brought out the worst in the Republican Party, with his divisive rhetoric and disregard for democratic norms. Each day of Trump’s presidency, he seemed to set a new low, ending with his refusal to accept the 2020 election results and encouraging his supporters to attack the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.
We must have clear and concise requests for whoever wins the election.
It is a crime to incite violence, and that is exactly what the former president did.
The number of state residents 75 and older will increase by 74% in less than a generation.
Collaboration drives innovation, and for Wisconsin to continue to lead in innovation, we must continue to build on the connections we’re establishing.
CONTACT: David Gwidt, ACLU of Wisconsin Deputy Communications Director, dgwidt@aclu-wi.org. MILWAUKEE—Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. tomorrow, and the ACLU of Wisconsin reminded voters that if they have any issues at the polls, they can contact the Election Protection Hotline at 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683). For many years, the ACLU
MADISON — University of Wisconsin–Madison researchers are warning that artificial intelligence tools gaining popularity in the fields of genetics and medicine can lead to flawed conclusions about the connection between genes and physical characteristics, including risk factors for diseases like diabetes. The faulty predictions are linked to researchers’ use of
It’s not too late to obtain an ID needed to vote in tomorrow’s election The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) will extend hours at customer service centers on Monday (November 4) and Tuesday (November 5). DMV service centers will remain open until 6 p.m. The
A new kind of game program is in the queue at UW-Stout. A Bachelor of Science in game and media studies has been approved by the Universities of Wisconsin Board of Regents and will begin in fall 2025. Enrollment is open. The program will collaborate with UW-Stout’s nationally ranked game design and development program,
Program will mirror Wisconsin program that has certified 4,000 caregivers in 15 months GREEN BAY, Wis.—Beginning mid-November, members of the state of New Hampshire interested in providing invaluable direct care services will be trained through the same instruction model offered in Wisconsin. This collaborative training model, developed by UW-Green Bay’s Continuing