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All five Republican candidates are slated to appear in a televised debate hosted by a media partnership that includes WisPolitics.com today at 6 p.m.
All five Republican candidates are slated to appear in a televised debate hosted by a media partnership that includes WisPolitics.com today at 6 p.m.
A super PAC backing GOP U.S. Senate candidate Kevin Nicholson released a new TV ad today that calls him a “new kind of leader in Wisconsin.” Restoration PAC said it is spending just more than $750,000 to run the ad
Gov. Scott Walker released the first 60-second ad of his re-election campaign today, touting efforts to create fab labs to teach high school students job skills. The spot also talks up a $200 per-student increase in state aid included in
GOP 1st CD candidate Bryan Steil is beginning his first TV ad of the campaign today, saying Washington needs Wisconsin-style solutions. The spot opens with Steil saying he was raised on southeast Wisconsin-style values and therefore doesn’t “care much for
Kevin Nicholson outraised GOP U.S. Senate rival Leah Vukmir in the second quarter, according to their campaign finance filings. But Vukmir, a state senator, had more in the bank than the business consultant and former Marine. Nicholson also raised slightly
GOP U.S. Senate candidate Leah Vukmir released her second TV ad today, saying in the spot she worked with Scott Walker to take on “the big labor bosses” and will now “stand with President Trump” in the Senate. As Vukmir
Cathy Myers has filed a complaint with the FEC against 1st CD Dem primary opponent Randy Bryce, alleging the ironworker used some $7,700 in campaign contributions to cover personal legal fees and satisfy a decade-old debt. Bryce’s campaign didn’t comment
Dem guv candidate Kelda Roys in her first TV ad touts her record of supporting abortion rights. The 30-second ad from the former state assemblywoman and director of NARAL Pro-Choice Wisconsin is airing tomorrow and is set to run until
Dem state treasurer candidate Sarah Godlewski is going up on TV in the Madison market starting Thursday with a spot that proclaims she’ll be a “watchdog for your money.” Godlewski says in the ad when it “comes to finance, we
Kevin Nicholson’s first TV ad of his Senate campaign declares “it’s now or never” for America. The spot features Nicholson talking directly to the camera in a light blue shirt and navy blue blazer as the ad shows pictures of
Dem guv candidate Matt Flynn is playing up his commitment to end the state’s deal with Foxconn in the first TV ad of the primary. The 30 second ad opens with Flynn standing beside the other seven Dem gubernatorial candidates,
State Superintendent Tony Evers continued to lead the Dem field for guv in the latest Marquette University Law School Poll, while the GOP U.S. Senate primary was neck-and-neck. In the Senate, state Sen. Leah Vukmir was backed by 34 percent
Gov. Scott Walker outraised the entire Dem guv field 2-to-1 over the first six months of 2018, according to a WisPolitics.com review of campaign finance reports. The Republican incumbent raised nearly $5.5 million, spent $3.8 million and had $5.9 million
Dem 1st CD candidate Randy Bryce released a new TV ad today in which he calls for sensible gun policies. In the ad, Bryce says before he wore a hard hat, he wore an Army helmet and qualified as an
Dem candidates for governor, meeting Thursday for the first time in a televised debate ahead of next month’s primary, slammed the state’s incentive package for Foxconn and pledged to reduce the Wisconsin’s prison population. They also prodded each other
All five Republican candidates are slated to appear in a televised debate hosted by a media partnership that includes WisPolitics.com today at 6 p.m.
A super PAC backing GOP U.S. Senate candidate Kevin Nicholson released a new TV ad today that calls him a “new kind of leader in Wisconsin.” Restoration PAC said it is spending just more than $750,000 to run the ad
Gov. Scott Walker released the first 60-second ad of his re-election campaign today, touting efforts to create fab labs to teach high school students job skills. The spot also talks up a $200 per-student increase in state aid included in
GOP 1st CD candidate Bryan Steil is beginning his first TV ad of the campaign today, saying Washington needs Wisconsin-style solutions. The spot opens with Steil saying he was raised on southeast Wisconsin-style values and therefore doesn’t “care much for
Kevin Nicholson outraised GOP U.S. Senate rival Leah Vukmir in the second quarter, according to their campaign finance filings. But Vukmir, a state senator, had more in the bank than the business consultant and former Marine. Nicholson also raised slightly
GOP U.S. Senate candidate Leah Vukmir released her second TV ad today, saying in the spot she worked with Scott Walker to take on “the big labor bosses” and will now “stand with President Trump” in the Senate. As Vukmir
Cathy Myers has filed a complaint with the FEC against 1st CD Dem primary opponent Randy Bryce, alleging the ironworker used some $7,700 in campaign contributions to cover personal legal fees and satisfy a decade-old debt. Bryce’s campaign didn’t comment
Dem guv candidate Kelda Roys in her first TV ad touts her record of supporting abortion rights. The 30-second ad from the former state assemblywoman and director of NARAL Pro-Choice Wisconsin is airing tomorrow and is set to run until
Dem state treasurer candidate Sarah Godlewski is going up on TV in the Madison market starting Thursday with a spot that proclaims she’ll be a “watchdog for your money.” Godlewski says in the ad when it “comes to finance, we
Kevin Nicholson’s first TV ad of his Senate campaign declares “it’s now or never” for America. The spot features Nicholson talking directly to the camera in a light blue shirt and navy blue blazer as the ad shows pictures of
Dem guv candidate Matt Flynn is playing up his commitment to end the state’s deal with Foxconn in the first TV ad of the primary. The 30 second ad opens with Flynn standing beside the other seven Dem gubernatorial candidates,
State Superintendent Tony Evers continued to lead the Dem field for guv in the latest Marquette University Law School Poll, while the GOP U.S. Senate primary was neck-and-neck. In the Senate, state Sen. Leah Vukmir was backed by 34 percent
Gov. Scott Walker outraised the entire Dem guv field 2-to-1 over the first six months of 2018, according to a WisPolitics.com review of campaign finance reports. The Republican incumbent raised nearly $5.5 million, spent $3.8 million and had $5.9 million
Dem 1st CD candidate Randy Bryce released a new TV ad today in which he calls for sensible gun policies. In the ad, Bryce says before he wore a hard hat, he wore an Army helmet and qualified as an
Dem candidates for governor, meeting Thursday for the first time in a televised debate ahead of next month’s primary, slammed the state’s incentive package for Foxconn and pledged to reduce the Wisconsin’s prison population. They also prodded each other