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Scott Walker’s latest TV ad features GOP Rep. Mary Felzkowski accusing Dem Tony Evers of lying when he blamed the guv for higher health care costs. The spot, the 28th of Walker’s re-election bid, comes on the heels of Evers
His suddenly changing policies make for a confused campaign.
According to the latest Marquette University Law School Poll results, we have a dead heat in the race for governor while little has changed in the race for U.S. Senate.
GREEN BAY — Vice President Mike Pence took a series of shots at Tony Evers at a Green Bay fundraiser this afternoon, calling the Dem guv candidate a “big government, big labor liberal” while drawing a contrast to Gov. Scott
The guv’s race tightened in the latest Marquette University Law School Poll, while U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin maintained a double-digit advantage. In the latest poll, Gov. Scott Walker was backed by 47 percent of likely voters, while 46 percent supported
Gov. Scott Walker and AG Brad Schimel are warning against a change in course a month out from the November elections. Speaking to the Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce State of Wisconsin Business and Industry luncheon in Madison, Walker suggested he
Gov. Scott Walker’s latest TV ad features a man who warns Dem nominee Tony Evers would raise taxes and hurt family farms. The spot will run on TV as well as online and digital platforms. Walker’s campaign only identified the
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Dem guv candidate Tony Evers this morning released two TV ads featuring women who accuse Gov. Scott Walker of playing politics with healthcare and say it’s time for a change. The campaign said the ads, which come on the heels
Gov. Scott Walker’s latest TV ad touts his efforts to “help Wisconsin families make ends meet,” while again warning the state “can’t afford to turn back now.” The spot, Walker’s 26th of his re-election bid, features the guv talking directly
On this week’s episode, WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross and WisconsinEye’s Steve Walters discuss the latest property tax estimates, the dynamics of the Kimberly-Clark Senate package and Gov. Scott Walker’s latest property tax proposal.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says Democrats have “overplayed their hand” with Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and predicts their actions will translate to higher Republican turnout — and a closer election — come November. But Minority Leader Gordon Hintz countered
Scott Walker’s latest TV ad features GOP Rep. Mary Felzkowski accusing Dem Tony Evers of lying when he blamed the guv for higher health care costs. The spot, the 28th of Walker’s re-election bid, comes on the heels of Evers starting two ads featuring women who accuse the guv of
His suddenly changing policies make for a confused campaign.
According to the latest Marquette University Law School Poll results, we have a dead heat in the race for governor while little has changed in the race for U.S. Senate.
GREEN BAY — Vice President Mike Pence took a series of shots at Tony Evers at a Green Bay fundraiser this afternoon, calling the Dem guv candidate a “big government, big labor liberal” while drawing a contrast to Gov. Scott Walker. He also teased an upcoming Wisconsin visit by President
The guv’s race tightened in the latest Marquette University Law School Poll, while U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin maintained a double-digit advantage. In the latest poll, Gov. Scott Walker was backed by 47 percent of likely voters, while 46 percent supported Dem rival Tony Evers. Libertarian Phil Anderson was at 5
Gov. Scott Walker and AG Brad Schimel are warning against a change in course a month out from the November elections. Speaking to the Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce State of Wisconsin Business and Industry luncheon in Madison, Walker suggested he was a victim of his own success as some look
Gov. Scott Walker’s latest TV ad features a man who warns Dem nominee Tony Evers would raise taxes and hurt family farms. The spot will run on TV as well as online and digital platforms. Walker’s campaign only identified the man as Cal, who opens the spot saying his family
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Dem guv candidate Tony Evers this morning released two TV ads featuring women who accuse Gov. Scott Walker of playing politics with healthcare and say it’s time for a change. The campaign said the ads, which come on the heels of Evers releasing a prescription drug plan, will run statewide
Gov. Scott Walker’s latest TV ad touts his efforts to “help Wisconsin families make ends meet,” while again warning the state “can’t afford to turn back now.” The spot, Walker’s 26th of his re-election bid, features the guv talking directly into the camera and he says, “We lowered property taxes,
On this week’s episode, WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross and WisconsinEye’s Steve Walters discuss the latest property tax estimates, the dynamics of the Kimberly-Clark Senate package and Gov. Scott Walker’s latest property tax proposal.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says Democrats have “overplayed their hand” with Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and predicts their actions will translate to higher Republican turnout — and a closer election — come November. But Minority Leader Gordon Hintz countered with the midterms happening among a broader discussion of the