Johnson campaign: “You can keep ‘em” – Barnes doesn’t want Obama/Trump voters
OSHKOSH – In 2018 during his run for Lt. Governor, Mandela Barnes had a message for voters that may have voted for Obama and then Trump: get lost. Now Barnes is scurrying to reclaim lost ground by inviting Obama into
Michels campaign: Tim Michels highlights Tony Evers’ failures at Union Grove
Michels Joined By Rep. Bryan Steil, Sen. Roger Roth, and Veterans to Blast Evers’ Failed Leadership UNION GROVE, Wisc. – Yesterday, proven leader and Republican gubernatorial candidate Tim Michels blasted failed governor Tony Evers for his inaction on the Union Grove
WisDems: GOP attorney general nominee Eric Toney has a low conviction rate for domestic violence, records show
MADISON, Wis – Today, UpNorthNews reported that prosecution data showed Eric Toney has a history of low conviction rates in domestic violence cases, securing felony convictions in just 23% of cases. “According to records, in Toney’s first six years as district
Restoring Integrity and Trust in Elections: RITE wins again in Wisconsin as appeals court confirms that re-voting is unlawful
Washington, D.C. – Yesterday, a Wisconsin Court of Appeals rejected an effort by the Wisconsin Election Commission (“WEC”) and liberal dark money groups to overturn a RITE-victory blocking re-voting in Badger State elections. This victory comes less than a day
Forward Latino: Launching Wisconsin “Mi Voto Cuenta” campaign organization
Forward Latino, a non-partisan, non-profit service and advocacy organization today announces its “Mi Voto Cuenta” (My Vote Counts) Campaign that will run through the November 8, 2022 elections. A Multi-State Initiative, today’s announcement focuses on the battleground state of Wisconsin.
DNR: Get your sturgeon license by Oct. 31
Though fall is still in the air, winter is right around the corner. Those interested in heading onto the Lake Winnebago ice this winter for sturgeon spearing need to purchase their license by Monday, Oct. 31. The season opens Feb.
WI Dept. of Military Affairs: Wisconsin Air Guard unit returns from six-month deployment
Maj. Gen. Paul Knapp and senior Wisconsin Air National Guard leaders joined families and friends Oct. 25 in welcoming home nearly 90 Airmen from the 128th Air Control Squadron (ACS) back from a deployment supporting Operation Inherent Resolve and the
Madison Election Clerks: Public test of election equipment this Saturday
The City of Madison Clerk’s Office invites the public to observe its public test of election equipment this weekend. Prior to each election, the Clerk’s Office staff tests its DS200 tabulators to make sure they will accurately count votes on
Rep. Ramthun: Konnech contract with Milwaukee is alarming
State Representative Timothy Ramthun (R-Campbellsport) released the following statement regarding the 94-page contractual agreement for election software between the recently arrested and charged Konnech CEO Eugene Yu and the City of Milwaukee. “I have grave concerns after reviewing the contractual
WisGOP: Evers’ “Releasing the Wrong People” bus tour follows parole spree
Warning: in the midst of his four-year parole spree, Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers has emerged from his Madison bunker and has embarked on a statewide bus tour. In the event he is not warning the communities of Wisconsin about the
Wisconsin Women in Government: Applications for annual leadership seminar open
Wisconsin Women in Government (WWIG), a statewide, nonpartisan, non-profit organization of professional women in and around government service, is pleased to open applications for the annual Leadership Seminar. The program is offered in cooperation with the La Follette School of
Citizens Utility Board: WEC customers – make your voice heard. Public hearings on big rate cases next week
MADISON — We Energies and Wisconsin Public Service customers have an opportunity to make their voices heard in rate cases that will set utility prices for 2023. Public hearings will take place next week in Green Bay and Milwaukee, and
Oneida County Judge Burns: Will run for election on the non-partisan spring ballot
Oneida County Circuit Court Judge Mary Burns will run for election on the non-partisan spring ballot. Judge Burns brings excellence in the law, diverse experience, and a lifetime of achievement to her role as Judge. “My role as a Judge
UW-Eau Claire – Barron County: Invasive plants to be focus of Nov. 3 ‘Thursdays at the U’
On Thursday, Nov. 3, Michael Heim will present “Perspectives on Invasive Plants” as part of the “Thursdays at the U” series at the University of Wisconsin – Barron County. Heim, a faculty member at the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe University
Van Orden campaign: Continues 19 county tour in Grant County
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, WI – Derrick Van Orden continued touring the 19 counties of the 3rd Congressional district today in Grant County. Kicking off the day, Derrick arrived in Cassville to visit the Farmall Museum, learning even more about the
Brown County Port & Resources Recovery: Port receives additional $10.1 million in federal grant for port redevelopment project
(Green Bay, Wis.) – With the announcement of a $10.1 million from the USDOT, Maritime Administration’s Port Infrastructure Development Program grant program, the Port of Green Bay has now secured a majority of the funding to transform the former Pulliam Power Plant
Protect Our Care: ACA marketplace open enrollment starts November 1, bringing expanded savings for millions of American families
On November 1, the open enrollment period for the Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplaces will begin. Americans have until December 15 to enroll in coverage that starts at the beginning of 2023, and several state-based exchanges will allow for enrollment
Johnson campaign: Mandela Barnes question of the day
By your own standard, aren’t you “compromising all integrity” by trying to hide your radical, leftist positions?
U.S. Sen. Baldwin: Announces $10.1 million investment to redevelop Port of Green Bay, boost regional economy
Project is estimated to have a total economic impact of more than $87 million in the first five years and create 20 new jobs WISCONSIN — Today, U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin, a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, announced that Brown