Dem state Rep. Terese Berceau won’t seek re-election this fall, telling WisPolitics.com today working outside the Republican-dominated Capitol might be more enjoyable than toiling in the minority. Berceau, 67, has been in the minority for all but two years of
GOP U.S. Senate candidate Kevin Nicholson Tuesday brushed off reports he was paid by the Democratic Party for campaign work as late as 2002, despite previously claiming he was “absolutely sure” he was not a Dem after speaking at the
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Kevin Nicholson has brought on John Vinson, a former political director for the Wisconsin GOP, as his campaign manager, a spokesman tells WisPolitics.com. Vinson, who started the job Tuesday, worked in Wisconsin during the 2016 cycle.
Milwaukee Judge Rebecca Dallet’s first TV ad of the Supreme Court races opens with footage of President Trump and a pledge that she’ll protect our rights and values. She’s the first of the three candidates to go up on TV.
Dem Mahlon Mitchell has added two staffers to his guv bid, including campaign manager Craig Brown. Brown, who most recently worked in New Hampshire, started Jan. 1, and will oversee day-to-day operations, said campaign spokeswoman Lis Smith. Robert Dempsey, who
Nathan Henry told WisPolitics.com this morning he is no longer the campaign manager for Dem Tony Evers’ gubernatorial bid. Maggie Gau, who had been working as Evers’ spokeswoman, said she will be taking over as campaign manager. But she declined
Dem guv candidate Kelda Roys has hired Sonja Chojnacki as her new campaign manager. Chojnacki, 34, is a Wisconsin native who returns to the state after working in political consulting and on several campaigns across the nation. Some of those
Jake Hajdu told WisPolitics.com today he is leaving his post as campaign manager for Dem Dana Wachs’ gubernatorial bid to spend time with his new son. Hajdu, who will be replaced by deputy campaign manager Brita Olsen, said the move
MILWAUKEE — The three candidates for state Supreme Court traded barbs Monday about their judicial philosophies and records during their first debate ahead of next month’s primary. Sauk County Circuit Court Judge Michael Screnock took the first shot during opening
House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Janesville, announced today he had $1.4 million in receipts during the final three months of 2017 and finished the year with about $9.7 million in the bank. Of the $1.4 million, more than $270,000 was raised
Dem Patty Schachtner won a special election for the Republican-leaning 10th SD Tuesday as Dems immediately sought to portray her upset victory over GOP Rep. Adam Jarchow as a sign a wave is headed toward Wisconsin this fall. But Schachtner
Gov. Scott Walker pulled in $3.7 million during the second half of 2017, outraising the collective Dem field over the six-month period and finishing the year with more cash on hand. His numbers also trailed what he reported at the
Milwaukee Judge Rebecca Dallet topped her Supreme Court rivals for fundraising during the second half of 2017. Dallet raised $224,841 for the six-month period, spent $119,984 and had $388,591 cash on hand, according to her report filed with the Ethics
State Superintendent Tony Evers raised $312,015 in the second half of 2017 for his gubernatorial bid. His campaign said the Dem finished the year with $115,061 in the bank. He also did not put any of his own money into
AG Brad Schimel just edged Dem rival Josh Kaul in fundraising over the second half of 2017, but had nearly $250,000 more in the bank to end the year. Schimel raised $271,775 between July 1 and Dec. 31, spent $123,706
Dem state Rep. Terese Berceau won’t seek re-election this fall, telling WisPolitics.com today working outside the Republican-dominated Capitol might be more enjoyable than toiling in the minority. Berceau, 67, has been in the minority for all but two years of
GOP U.S. Senate candidate Kevin Nicholson Tuesday brushed off reports he was paid by the Democratic Party for campaign work as late as 2002, despite previously claiming he was “absolutely sure” he was not a Dem after speaking at the
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Kevin Nicholson has brought on John Vinson, a former political director for the Wisconsin GOP, as his campaign manager, a spokesman tells WisPolitics.com. Vinson, who started the job Tuesday, worked in Wisconsin during the 2016 cycle.
Milwaukee Judge Rebecca Dallet’s first TV ad of the Supreme Court races opens with footage of President Trump and a pledge that she’ll protect our rights and values. She’s the first of the three candidates to go up on TV.
Dem Mahlon Mitchell has added two staffers to his guv bid, including campaign manager Craig Brown. Brown, who most recently worked in New Hampshire, started Jan. 1, and will oversee day-to-day operations, said campaign spokeswoman Lis Smith. Robert Dempsey, who
Nathan Henry told WisPolitics.com this morning he is no longer the campaign manager for Dem Tony Evers’ gubernatorial bid. Maggie Gau, who had been working as Evers’ spokeswoman, said she will be taking over as campaign manager. But she declined
Dem guv candidate Kelda Roys has hired Sonja Chojnacki as her new campaign manager. Chojnacki, 34, is a Wisconsin native who returns to the state after working in political consulting and on several campaigns across the nation. Some of those
Jake Hajdu told WisPolitics.com today he is leaving his post as campaign manager for Dem Dana Wachs’ gubernatorial bid to spend time with his new son. Hajdu, who will be replaced by deputy campaign manager Brita Olsen, said the move
MILWAUKEE — The three candidates for state Supreme Court traded barbs Monday about their judicial philosophies and records during their first debate ahead of next month’s primary. Sauk County Circuit Court Judge Michael Screnock took the first shot during opening
House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Janesville, announced today he had $1.4 million in receipts during the final three months of 2017 and finished the year with about $9.7 million in the bank. Of the $1.4 million, more than $270,000 was raised
Dem Patty Schachtner won a special election for the Republican-leaning 10th SD Tuesday as Dems immediately sought to portray her upset victory over GOP Rep. Adam Jarchow as a sign a wave is headed toward Wisconsin this fall. But Schachtner
Gov. Scott Walker pulled in $3.7 million during the second half of 2017, outraising the collective Dem field over the six-month period and finishing the year with more cash on hand. His numbers also trailed what he reported at the
Milwaukee Judge Rebecca Dallet topped her Supreme Court rivals for fundraising during the second half of 2017. Dallet raised $224,841 for the six-month period, spent $119,984 and had $388,591 cash on hand, according to her report filed with the Ethics
State Superintendent Tony Evers raised $312,015 in the second half of 2017 for his gubernatorial bid. His campaign said the Dem finished the year with $115,061 in the bank. He also did not put any of his own money into
AG Brad Schimel just edged Dem rival Josh Kaul in fundraising over the second half of 2017, but had nearly $250,000 more in the bank to end the year. Schimel raised $271,775 between July 1 and Dec. 31, spent $123,706