Today’s Midday podcast covers appearances on the “UpFront” program by state Dem Party Chair Ben Wikler, state Senate Majority Leader and Congressman-elect Scott Fitzgerald and Marquette Law School Poll Director Charles Franklin.
Today’s Midday podcast previews a story WisPolitics.com will publish later today featuring public and private pollsters reflecting on missing the mark in this year’s election.
Today’s Midday podcast features coverage of the state’s top election official heaping praise on local clerks for running an “excellent election” as the Trump campaign cites “irregularities in several Wisconsin counties” in wanting an immediate Wisconsin recount.
Today’s Midday podcast covers the presidential race in Wisconsin once again on the razor’s edge as Joe Biden leads President Trump. Stephanie Hoff and WisPolitics.com President Jeff Mayers also discuss Wisconsin’s congressional race outcomes and the state’s Republican majority in
Today’s Midday podcast features updates on Election Day running “smoothly,” according to the state’s top election official.
Today’s Midday podcast covers President Trump returning to Wisconsin today for his 10th visit of 2020 on the heels of three new polls that showed him trailing Joe Biden among likely state voters.
Today’s Midday podcast covers a split state Supreme Court declining to give clerks in Calumet and Outagamie counties guidance on how to address thousands of ballots with a printing error that local officials say threatens their ability to count all
Today’s Midday podcast features WisPolitics.com’s team of interns breaking down their story on youth voting in Wisconsin. Read the story here: https://www.wispolitics.com/2020/trump-looms-large-in-minds-of-young-wisconsin-voters/
Today’s Midday podcast features coverage of President Trump’s rally in western Wisconsin as well as polls from the Washington Post and Marquette University Law School.
Today’s Midday podcast covers a divided U.S. Supreme Court declining to extend the deadline for Wisconsin’s absentee ballots, keeping in place a requirement that they be returned to local clerks by 8 p.m. on Election Day.
Today’s Midday podcast covers Joe Biden increasing his lead over President Trump in the latest survey from the Elections Research Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Today’s Midday podcast previews a WisPolitics.com analysis of advertising spending and independent expenditures that finds Dem candidates hold a spending edge in all but four of the 20 of the most competitive legislative races across the state.
Today’s Midday podcast covers a federal judge refusing to issue an injunction preventing five Wisconsin cities from using private grants to help put on next month’s election.
Today’s Midday podcast covers Wisconsin eclipsing the 1 million mark for absentee ballots, while more than 75,500 people took advantage of the first day of early, in-person voting.
Today’s Midday podcast covers the state of COVID-19 in Wisconsin and a Barron County judge denying a request for a temporary injunction preventing enforcement of an Evers administration order limiting capacity on indoor gatherings.
Today’s Midday podcast covers Outagamie and Calumet counties seeking guidance from the state Elections Commission after a technical misprint could prevent some 5,500 ballots “and likely many more” from being counted by tabulating machines.
Today’s Midday podcast covers U.S. Rep. Ron Kind outspending opponent Derrick Van Orden by nearly a 3-to-1 margin over the last three months. Stephanie Hoff and Pat Poblete also discuss U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin’s status as the top fundraiser in
Today’s Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers ripping the Legislature for its inaction on battling COVID-19 as he asks the U.S. Supreme Court to reinstate a lower court ruling extending the deadline for absentee ballots.
Today’s Midday podcast covers a Sawyer County judge issuing a temporary restraining order blocking the Evers administration’s order limiting public indoor gatherings to 25 percent of a room’s capacity.
Today’s Midday podcast features coverage of the Joint Committee on Review of Administrative Rules voting along party lines to require Gov. Tony Evers to submit his emergency capacity limit order as a rule, kicking off a process lawmakers can use
