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The passing of Mikhail Gorbachev on August 30, at the age of 91, provides an incentive to examine not only his legacy and life, but also the nation he led during a time of historic transition.
H.O.T. Government President Harry Wait pleaded not guilty to two felonies and two misdemeanors after he illegally requested absentee ballots for Assembly Speaker Robin Vos and Racine Mayor Cory Mason.
Former Wisconsin Justice Daniel Kelly officially announced he is running again for a spot on the bench in a race that will determine the ideological balance of the state Supreme Court. Kelly, a conservative who was appointed to the Supreme
Building Back Together, the group created to promote Joe Biden’s agenda, is launching a new TV ad to tout the climate, health care and tax bill the president signed into law. A group spokesman said the ad will run in
Americans for Prosperity is putting $1 million behind a digital ad campaign to tout its endorsement of Republican Tim Michels in the guv’s race. The group detailed the expenditure in a new filing with the Ethics Commission and told WisPolitics.com
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) is now accepting bids from counties to host the Alice in Dairyland Finals until October 20, 2022 for the following years: 2024 (77th Alice in Dairyland), 2025 (78th Alice in Dairyland),
Evergreen and Data for Progress released new polling last week that shows two-thirds of Wisconsin voters support the Inflation Reduction Act, and an even larger majority wants Gov. Tony Evers and Wisconsin leaders to aggressively pursue federal clean energy investments from the newly passed law.
In a big win for election integrity, a Waukesha County Judge on Wednesday issued a ruling confirming what should have been clear to the Wisconsin Elections Commission years ago: it’s not legal for local clerks to cure — or fill in information — on absentee ballot envelopes.
Data shows religion can influence voters’ position on abortion — and perhaps on GOP candidate for governor Tim Michels.
The ZuckerBuckers who mucked up Wisconsin elections and ducked mainstream media scrutiny
In an intense election season, debates about criminal justice reform often get heated. But it’s important to remember that supporters of bail reform initiatives have been motivated by a desire to promote both safety and fairness.
With citizens roiled in controversy, vague political answers won’t do.
Individuals in same-sex and interracial marriages need, and should have, the confidence that their marriages are legal.
The best way to help people earn more, especially those on the lowest rungs of the income ladder, is to not break off the rungs they’re climbing.
The Wisconsin senator’s populist campaign goes against his record, including his princely favors for billionaire friends.
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The passing of Mikhail Gorbachev on August 30, at the age of 91, provides an incentive to examine not only his legacy and life, but also the nation he led during a time of historic transition.
H.O.T. Government President Harry Wait pleaded not guilty to two felonies and two misdemeanors after he illegally requested absentee ballots for Assembly Speaker Robin Vos and Racine Mayor Cory Mason.
Former Wisconsin Justice Daniel Kelly officially announced he is running again for a spot on the bench in a race that will determine the ideological balance of the state Supreme Court. Kelly, a conservative who was appointed to the Supreme Court in 2016 by former Gov. Scott Walker and lost
Building Back Together, the group created to promote Joe Biden’s agenda, is launching a new TV ad to tout the climate, health care and tax bill the president signed into law. A group spokesman said the ad will run in Wisconsin, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Washington, D.C., as part of a
Americans for Prosperity is putting $1 million behind a digital ad campaign to tout its endorsement of Republican Tim Michels in the guv’s race. The group detailed the expenditure in a new filing with the Ethics Commission and told WisPolitics.com the ads began Tuesday and will run through Sept. 30
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) is now accepting bids from counties to host the Alice in Dairyland Finals until October 20, 2022 for the following years: 2024 (77th Alice in Dairyland), 2025 (78th Alice in Dairyland), 2026 (79th Alice in Dairyland), and 2027 (80th Alice in Dairyland). The
Evergreen and Data for Progress released new polling last week that shows two-thirds of Wisconsin voters support the Inflation Reduction Act, and an even larger majority wants Gov. Tony Evers and Wisconsin leaders to aggressively pursue federal clean energy investments from the newly passed law.
In a big win for election integrity, a Waukesha County Judge on Wednesday issued a ruling confirming what should have been clear to the Wisconsin Elections Commission years ago: it’s not legal for local clerks to cure — or fill in information — on absentee ballot envelopes.
Data shows religion can influence voters’ position on abortion — and perhaps on GOP candidate for governor Tim Michels.
The ZuckerBuckers who mucked up Wisconsin elections and ducked mainstream media scrutiny
In an intense election season, debates about criminal justice reform often get heated. But it’s important to remember that supporters of bail reform initiatives have been motivated by a desire to promote both safety and fairness.
With citizens roiled in controversy, vague political answers won’t do.
Individuals in same-sex and interracial marriages need, and should have, the confidence that their marriages are legal.
The best way to help people earn more, especially those on the lowest rungs of the income ladder, is to not break off the rungs they’re climbing.
The Wisconsin senator’s populist campaign goes against his record, including his princely favors for billionaire friends.