WisDems: While Michels dodges press, questions remain unanswered

MADISON, Wis. — Tim Michels is continuing to dodge voters and the press for an eighth straight day. No, an invite-only event exclusively with party leaders and members does not count, especially when the gubernatorial candidate refuses to be interviewed. Michels instead leaves serious questions unanswered.

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Evers campaign: Statement on Marquette poll results

MADISON, Wis. — Statement from Senior Press Secretary Kayla Anderson: “Wisconsinites trust Governor Tony Evers to do the right thing for our kids, our economy, and working families, and this latest Marquette poll shows what we’ve known all along — this will

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Marquette University: New Marquette Law School Wisconsin survey finds Barnes with 7-point lead over Johnson in U.S. Senate race, Evers ahead of Michels by 2 points in the race for governor, and Biden approval rating unchanged

Please note: Complete Poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll MILWAUKEE – A new Marquette Law School Poll survey of Wisconsin finds a close race for governor and Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes with a 7-percentage-point lead in

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Michels campaign: Reacts to Marquette Law Poll

WEST ALLIS, Wisc. – The Michels for Governor campaign released the following statement in response to the release of today’s Marquette Law poll: “Tony Evers is in trouble. Tim Michels was at zero percent in the polls in April and has been

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Hamilton campaign: Slams Barrett for woke policing

[Madison, WI…] Anthony Hamilton, a Detective with the Dane County Sheriff’s Department and candidate for sheriff, today held a press conference outlining his priorities for the office while pointing to the misguided woke policies of political appointee Sheriff Kalvin Barrett.

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WisDems: Two peas in a pod: Ron Johnson and Big Pharma

MADISON, Wis. — Ron Johnson is a self described “big supporter” and “defender” of the drug companies who are driving up the costs of necessary and life saving prescriptions. That’s why it comes as little surprise that Johnson voted against cutting

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