Joe Biden’s campaign is out with two new TV ads in Wisconsin, including one featuring a Pennsylvania man who says he made a mistake voting for Donald Trump in 2016. They follow three new ads the Biden campaign released Wednesday.
Biden’s campaign continued its outreach to Black voters today with a pair of new ads running in Wisconsin featuring men speaking in a barber shop about their support for the former vice president and running mate Kamala Harris. The Biden
Joe Biden’s campaign rolled out three new TV ads in Wisconsin, including one featuring a woman saying, “We need a president who will protect our health care.” Biden’s campaign said the ads are part of a $65 million paid media
President Trump’s campaign announced a new ad campaign in Wisconsin and other targeted states focused on the economy. One ad features a woman who says Joe Biden “could never handle the economy after COVID-19.” Trump’s campaign said the campaign is
Wisconsin Elections Commission Administrator Meagan Wolfe said she has not heard concerns from local election officials about missing this week’s deadlines to send absentee ballots after the temporary halt from the state’s high court. The state Supreme Court Monday lifted
A new CNN poll has Joe Biden leading Donald Trump by 10 points among likely Wisconsin voters, a larger edge for the Dem nominee than in other public polls conducted following the violent protests in Kenosha. Fifty-two percent of likely
The Green Party is weighing legal options after the state Supreme Court rejected its suit seeking to place presidential candidate Howie Hawkins on the Wisconsin ballot. Otherwise, party backers will have to look at a write-in campaign for Hawkins and
Vice President Mike Pence in a campaign stop in Janesville renewed his attack on Joe Biden as a “Trojan horse for the radical left” while touting President Trump’s coronavirus response and support for law enforcement. Pence focused much of his
Joe Biden led Donald Trump among likely Wisconsin voters in the latest Siena College/New York Times poll, which found the Dem nominee is more trusted on handling the protests, race relations and unifying America. Meanwhile, likely voters favor the president
A Brown County judge late Friday rejected Kanye West’s bid to be added to Wisconsin’s presidential ballot, ruling his nomination papers were turned in after the 5 p.m. deadline on the day they were due. West’s campaign tried to argue