WisDems: ICYMI: Deleted posts reveals Pfaffenbach’s extreme political rhetoric and false claims
MADISON, Wis. — New reporting from the Heartland Signal reveals that the Republican candidate for the 21st Assembly District, Dylan Pfaffenbach, scrapped 259 Twitter posts, including posts that show extreme anti-abortion and election-denial views. Pfaffenbach has refused to answer for his
Tiffany Campaign: David Crowley’s debate performance reinforced his top priority: Taking more money out of Wisconsinites’ pockets through higher taxes, fees and toll roads
WAUSAU, WI – During the debate, David Crowley said he was “proud” of his record of raising taxes, said he would keep the government surplus in Madison instead of returning it to the taxpayers, refused to say how much he would
State Senate Democratic Committee: In The News: Jeff Smith and Wisconsin Democrats share legislative priorities for Democratic trifecta
MADISON, WI — Yesterday, WQOW 18 and The Leader-Telegram covered a press conference hosted by Senator Jeff Smith, where Democrats outlined plans to lower everyday costs, reduce property taxes, and enshrine the right for a patient and their physician to
Wisconsin Farmers Union: Celebrates launch of PFAS Testing Grant Programs
Gov. Evers: Grants 206 pardons, bringing total pardons granted to 2,443
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers announced today that he has granted another 206 pardons, bringing his total number of pardons granted during his time in office to 2,443. “Today, we are glad to offer more than 200 pardons to folks
WisDems: Dems raise alarm over GOP candidates’ election integrity stances
MADISON, Wis. — New reporting from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reveals that Republican candidates in battleground districts have a long history of election denialism and encouraging voter disenfranchisement. These Republicans include many first-time candidates vying to replace incumbents in competitive
State Senate Democratic Committee: In The News: Mike Roberts’ social media history reveals extreme MAGA loyalties
MADISON, WI — Yesterday, The Milwaukee Courier published an article exploring Mike Roberts’ history with the MAGA movement, going so far as to wear a Trump costume to the office just weeks after the release of the “Access Hollywood” tapes.
A Better Wisconsin Together: Congressman Tom Tiffany pitches law change to let group supporting his gubernatorial bid to sell pseudo health insurance
MADISON, Wis. — Last year, Congressman Tom Tiffany voted to make health care more expensive for hundreds of thousands of Wisconsinites who get care through the Affordable Care Act and cut Medicaid to pay for tax cuts for billionaires. Now,
Berman campaign: ER nurse Mitchell Berman launches ad sharing his mother’s healthcare struggle
RACINE, WI — Today, the Mitchell Berman for Congress campaign released a deeply personal new ad, “Mom.” The ad highlights Berman’s late mother’s battle being denied preventative care and losing coverage after her cancer diagnosis, taking aim at Bryan Steil’s record
Aleckson campaign: Aleckson takes the high road: Assembly Candidate mails 28,000 homes a positive, issues-first “Restore Wisconsin” guide
SPRINGDALE, Wis. – In a campaign season dominated by mudslinging, Jon Aleckson, candidate for the open 50th Assembly District seat, is taking a different path. His campaign has mailed a tabloid IMG_4509.JPG IMG_4524.JPG IMG_4525.JPG IMG_4526.JPG entitled “Restore Wisconsin”, to 28,000
Steil campaign: ICYMI – Berman admits Medicaid funding in Wisconsin increased, continues misleading attacks
During a recent debate, Mitchell Berman admitted that Medicaid funding has increased by $1 billion in Wisconsin this year. After being confronted, Berman admitted that recent changes to law is “Increasing the funding [for Medicaid] by a billion dollars,” despite
WisDems: ICYMI: Van Orden backs Canada tariffs as Wisconsin dairy braces for fallout
MADISON, Wis. — New reporting from Heartland Signal details how the Van Orden-backed Canadian tariffs will negatively impact Wisconsin dairy farmers. The story points out that despite the fact that Van Orden promised to advocate dairy farmers while in Congress, he now supports
Rep. Billings: Statement on State Building Commission meeting
Madison – Today, the State Building Commission met to consider dozens of agenda items, including several projects that will benefit the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. Representative Billings, a member of the State Building Commission and the Chair of the Higher
Hunter Nation: Hunter Nation Debuts Viral Campaign Calling Out Non-Voting WI Sportsmen
MADISON, WI — Hunter Nation today premiered two new, edgy 30-second ads, “Deer Camp” and “Deer Blind” to spearhead a major statewide Get Out the Vote (GOTV) multimedia blitz. Designed to cut through traditional campaign noise, the ads draw on authentic Wisconsin hunting traditions, card-table camaraderie,
Wisconsin Professional Police Association: The WPPA releases 2026 legislative report card and state election endorsements
(MADISON, Wis.) – The Wisconsin Professional Police Association (WPPA) released today itsbiennial legislative report card ranking Wisconsin lawmakers for their support during the 2025–26 legislative session, along with its endorsements for the upcoming November elections.The rankings are the product of
Democratic Governor’s Association: QUICK CLIP: Congressman Tom Tiffany Laughs When Called Out for Cutting Health Care
Last night on the debate stage, David Crowley called out Congressman Tom Tiffany’s devastating record of voting to kill Affordable Care Act tax credits and cut trillions of dollars from Medicaid and Medicare. How did Congressman Tiffany respond? He laughed. WATCH: Wisconsinites’
Wis Dems: Roundup: Attorney General Josh Kaul Talks Affordability With Farmers
MADISON, Wis. — This week, Attorney General Josh Kaul joined Sen. Brad Pfaff in Westby to meet with voters and discuss right to repair legislation and the devastating impact of Donald Trump’s tariffs on Wisconsin farmers. Kaul discussed how he is
Wisconsin Foundation and Alumni Association: UW Now Live: Making Sense of the Midterm Elections
MADISON, WI (October 22, 2026) — Americans are heading into one of the mostconsequential midterm elections in recent memory. With control of Congress hanging in thebalance, a deeply divided electorate, and new technologies reshaping how voters gatherinformation, the 2026 election