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Judge Lisa Neubauer’s campaign declared late Tuesday the Supreme Court race was too close to call and “almost assuredly headed to a recount.” “Wisconsinites deserve to know we have had a fair election and that every vote is counted,” said
Former Dem state Rep. Eric Genrich handedly won the race for Green Bay mayor Tuesday, pulling 57.6 percent of the vote for the open seat. Meanwhile, Satya Rhodes-Conway defeated longtime Madison Mayor Paul Soglin in a landslide. She took 61.9
Dem Thaddeus “Tip” McGuire will face Republican Mark Stalker in the April 30 general election for the 64th AD after winning a three-way primary this evening. McGuire, an assistant DA for Milwaukee County and former Barca aide, is at 55.2 percent
Election results can wait. For some supporters of state Supreme Court candidate Lisa Neubauer, first comes baseball. As people trickled into Neubauer’s election night party this evening at Racine’s Red Onion Cafe, some grabbed a beer and chatted amongst friends,
Clerks around the state are predicting turnout in today’s spring contest will largely be in line with the last election cycle. That includes turnout in the state’s two biggest counties, Dane and Milwaukee, as well as other other areas with
Brian Hagedorn’s campaign released a new TV ad Thursday that accuses Supreme Court rival Lisa Neubauer of “showering politicians with contributions” to gain influence as “the family business made millions in taxpayer-funded contracts.” Hagedorn’s campaign said the ad is running
MILWAUKEE — Meeting for their final debate ahead of the April 2 election, Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn accused rival Lisa Neubauer of making up lies about him. Neubauer fired back she was only using her opponent’s own words to
The Republican State Leadership Committee’s Judicial Fairness Initiative mounted a last-minute ad buy ahead of next week’s election trying to paint Supreme Court candidate Lisa Neubauer as a tool of “radical, out-of-state special interests.” The group, which traditionally backs GOP
Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn pulled in $747,182 over the last six weeks, pushing his total raised for the campaign to nearly $1.3 million. That puts him about $400,000 behind the $1.7 million raised for the campaign by rival Lisa
Supreme Court candidate Lisa Neubauer pulled in $866,030 over the last six weeks, pushing her total raised for the campaign to $1.7 million. Neubauer had $615,436 in the bank as of March 18 for the final push in her race
In her closing ad of the race, Supreme Court candidate Lisa Neubauer says the state needs a court “that is there for the people.” The campaign said the ad is running in the Madison, Green Bay, Milwaukee, La Crosse/Eau Claire,
Supreme Court candidate Lisa Neubauer continued her line of attack on rival Appeals Court Judge Brian Hagedorn over his past actions and writings on the LGTBQ community, questioning whether voters could trust him to remain impartial. Hagedorn, meanwhile, renewed his
The Greater Wisconsin Committee is hitting conservative Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn with two TV ads that accuse him of trying to “turn back the clock” on discrimination and favoring corporate special interests over children. They are the fourth and
The Greater Wisconsin Political Fund targets Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn on abortion in its latest TV ad, calling him “extreme” in his position. The group said the ad will run on broadcast TV in Madison and via online platforms
MADISON — Beto O’Rourke called Wisconsin “fundamental” to any hope Dems have of taking back the White House in 2020 during his first trip to the state after launching his presidential campaign. And while he said the selection of Milwaukee
Conservative Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn accused rival Lisa Neubauer Friday in their first debate of aligning with special interests, claiming she would turn the court into a “liberal playground.” Neubauer, meanwhile, fired back that Hagedorn had already tipped his
Brian Hagedorn’s latest TV ad warns liberal special interests are backing rival Lisa Neubauer because as they try to “take over our Supreme Court.” Hagedorn’s campaign declined to provide details on the new ad, the second it has released. The
DNC Chair Tom Perez declared the party’s decision to host the 2020 national convention in Milwaukee was a reflection of its values — and a key piece to re-taking the White House. Perez, flanked by Wisconsin Democrats, said Milwaukee’s status
The liberal Greater Wisconsin Committee is out with its second TV ad in as many days knocking Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn, this time accusing him of failing to protect seniors. The group said the new ad will run on
Conservative Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn, who has decried criticism of his past writings as an attack on his Christian faith, knocked Mormon theology as “blatant heresy” in a newly unearthed 2006 blog post. Hagedorn wrote the line in a
Judge Lisa Neubauer’s campaign declared late Tuesday the Supreme Court race was too close to call and “almost assuredly headed to a recount.” “Wisconsinites deserve to know we have had a fair election and that every vote is counted,” said
Former Dem state Rep. Eric Genrich handedly won the race for Green Bay mayor Tuesday, pulling 57.6 percent of the vote for the open seat. Meanwhile, Satya Rhodes-Conway defeated longtime Madison Mayor Paul Soglin in a landslide. She took 61.9
Dem Thaddeus “Tip” McGuire will face Republican Mark Stalker in the April 30 general election for the 64th AD after winning a three-way primary this evening. McGuire, an assistant DA for Milwaukee County and former Barca aide, is at 55.2 percent
Election results can wait. For some supporters of state Supreme Court candidate Lisa Neubauer, first comes baseball. As people trickled into Neubauer’s election night party this evening at Racine’s Red Onion Cafe, some grabbed a beer and chatted amongst friends,
Clerks around the state are predicting turnout in today’s spring contest will largely be in line with the last election cycle. That includes turnout in the state’s two biggest counties, Dane and Milwaukee, as well as other other areas with
Brian Hagedorn’s campaign released a new TV ad Thursday that accuses Supreme Court rival Lisa Neubauer of “showering politicians with contributions” to gain influence as “the family business made millions in taxpayer-funded contracts.” Hagedorn’s campaign said the ad is running
MILWAUKEE — Meeting for their final debate ahead of the April 2 election, Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn accused rival Lisa Neubauer of making up lies about him. Neubauer fired back she was only using her opponent’s own words to
The Republican State Leadership Committee’s Judicial Fairness Initiative mounted a last-minute ad buy ahead of next week’s election trying to paint Supreme Court candidate Lisa Neubauer as a tool of “radical, out-of-state special interests.” The group, which traditionally backs GOP
Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn pulled in $747,182 over the last six weeks, pushing his total raised for the campaign to nearly $1.3 million. That puts him about $400,000 behind the $1.7 million raised for the campaign by rival Lisa
Supreme Court candidate Lisa Neubauer pulled in $866,030 over the last six weeks, pushing her total raised for the campaign to $1.7 million. Neubauer had $615,436 in the bank as of March 18 for the final push in her race
In her closing ad of the race, Supreme Court candidate Lisa Neubauer says the state needs a court “that is there for the people.” The campaign said the ad is running in the Madison, Green Bay, Milwaukee, La Crosse/Eau Claire,
Supreme Court candidate Lisa Neubauer continued her line of attack on rival Appeals Court Judge Brian Hagedorn over his past actions and writings on the LGTBQ community, questioning whether voters could trust him to remain impartial. Hagedorn, meanwhile, renewed his
The Greater Wisconsin Committee is hitting conservative Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn with two TV ads that accuse him of trying to “turn back the clock” on discrimination and favoring corporate special interests over children. They are the fourth and
The Greater Wisconsin Political Fund targets Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn on abortion in its latest TV ad, calling him “extreme” in his position. The group said the ad will run on broadcast TV in Madison and via online platforms
MADISON — Beto O’Rourke called Wisconsin “fundamental” to any hope Dems have of taking back the White House in 2020 during his first trip to the state after launching his presidential campaign. And while he said the selection of Milwaukee
Conservative Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn accused rival Lisa Neubauer Friday in their first debate of aligning with special interests, claiming she would turn the court into a “liberal playground.” Neubauer, meanwhile, fired back that Hagedorn had already tipped his
Brian Hagedorn’s latest TV ad warns liberal special interests are backing rival Lisa Neubauer because as they try to “take over our Supreme Court.” Hagedorn’s campaign declined to provide details on the new ad, the second it has released. The
DNC Chair Tom Perez declared the party’s decision to host the 2020 national convention in Milwaukee was a reflection of its values — and a key piece to re-taking the White House. Perez, flanked by Wisconsin Democrats, said Milwaukee’s status
The liberal Greater Wisconsin Committee is out with its second TV ad in as many days knocking Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn, this time accusing him of failing to protect seniors. The group said the new ad will run on
Conservative Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn, who has decried criticism of his past writings as an attack on his Christian faith, knocked Mormon theology as “blatant heresy” in a newly unearthed 2006 blog post. Hagedorn wrote the line in a