GREEN BAY — Donald Trump delivered a free-wheeling riff to backers here Saturday night, laying out how they were being ripped off by other countries on trade and military spending, but finally had a president who was loyal to them,
Making his first stop in Wisconsin as a presidential candidate, U.S. Sen. Cory Booker said the state is essential to winning the Dem nomination and general election. “This is a state I will be showing up in a lot trying
President Trump is planning to rally supporters in Green Bay later this month, his campaign announced today. The event is slated for April 27 at the Resch Center — the same night as the annual White House Correspondents’ Association dinner,
The Republican Party of Wisconsin’s Executive Committee today elected Andrew Hitt to lead the party as it looks to rebound from last fall’s losses in every statewide race on the ballot. Hitt, who had been serving as the party’s first
MADISON — U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, making his first trip to Wisconsin as part of his 2020 campaign, slammed President Trump for being “a pathological liar” and “the most dangerous president in modern American history.” The Vermont Independent took the
Lisa Neubauer on Wednesday conceded to Brian Hagedorn, dropping the possibility of seeking a recount in their razor-close race to become the state’s next Supreme Court justice. Hagedorn emerged from the Election Day count with a lead of 5,960 votes
Conservative Brian Hagedorn added to his narrow lead over rival Lisa Nuebauer in the state Supreme Court race after the first wave of county canvasses were completed, according to a WisPolitics.com tally. And he’s likely to get another bump once
Judge Lisa Neubauer is urging her supporters to “stick with me” as she maintains the state Supreme Court race is “too close to call.” In a 90-second video posted to her Facebook page this afternoon, Neubauer continued to pledge she’d
Voters across the state signed off on more than $765 million worth of school referendums in the spring election, approving nearly three-fourths of asks across ballots statewide. Still, they also rejected some $420 million in referendum requests Tuesday, according to
With a potential recount on the horizon, Appeals Court Judge Brian Hagedorn described his nearly 6,000 vote lead in the Supreme Court race as “insurmountable.” Hagedorn told reporters during a press conference in Pewaukee today that a few days back
Conservative Brian Hagedorn declared victory early Wednesday in a razor-thin race with fellow Appeals Court Judge Lisa Neubauer to become Wisconsin’s next justice. With 99 percent of precincts reporting, The Associated Press had Hagedorn with 601,007 votes, or 50.2 percent,
Hagedorn campaign spokesman Stephan Thompson said the campaign is waiting for the remaining ballots to be counted, but anticipates Brian Hagedorn will win his contest against fellow Appeal Court Judge Lisa Neubauer. Thompson, addressing supporters in Pewaukee, said Hagedorn is
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
GREEN BAY — Donald Trump delivered a free-wheeling riff to backers here Saturday night, laying out how they were being ripped off by other countries on trade and military spending, but finally had a president who was loyal to them,
Making his first stop in Wisconsin as a presidential candidate, U.S. Sen. Cory Booker said the state is essential to winning the Dem nomination and general election. “This is a state I will be showing up in a lot trying
President Trump is planning to rally supporters in Green Bay later this month, his campaign announced today. The event is slated for April 27 at the Resch Center — the same night as the annual White House Correspondents’ Association dinner,
The Republican Party of Wisconsin’s Executive Committee today elected Andrew Hitt to lead the party as it looks to rebound from last fall’s losses in every statewide race on the ballot. Hitt, who had been serving as the party’s first
MADISON — U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, making his first trip to Wisconsin as part of his 2020 campaign, slammed President Trump for being “a pathological liar” and “the most dangerous president in modern American history.” The Vermont Independent took the
Lisa Neubauer on Wednesday conceded to Brian Hagedorn, dropping the possibility of seeking a recount in their razor-close race to become the state’s next Supreme Court justice. Hagedorn emerged from the Election Day count with a lead of 5,960 votes
Conservative Brian Hagedorn added to his narrow lead over rival Lisa Nuebauer in the state Supreme Court race after the first wave of county canvasses were completed, according to a WisPolitics.com tally. And he’s likely to get another bump once
Judge Lisa Neubauer is urging her supporters to “stick with me” as she maintains the state Supreme Court race is “too close to call.” In a 90-second video posted to her Facebook page this afternoon, Neubauer continued to pledge she’d
Voters across the state signed off on more than $765 million worth of school referendums in the spring election, approving nearly three-fourths of asks across ballots statewide. Still, they also rejected some $420 million in referendum requests Tuesday, according to
With a potential recount on the horizon, Appeals Court Judge Brian Hagedorn described his nearly 6,000 vote lead in the Supreme Court race as “insurmountable.” Hagedorn told reporters during a press conference in Pewaukee today that a few days back
Conservative Brian Hagedorn declared victory early Wednesday in a razor-thin race with fellow Appeals Court Judge Lisa Neubauer to become Wisconsin’s next justice. With 99 percent of precincts reporting, The Associated Press had Hagedorn with 601,007 votes, or 50.2 percent,
Hagedorn campaign spokesman Stephan Thompson said the campaign is waiting for the remaining ballots to be counted, but anticipates Brian Hagedorn will win his contest against fellow Appeal Court Judge Lisa Neubauer. Thompson, addressing supporters in Pewaukee, said Hagedorn is
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