Suffolk/MJS poll shows Baldwin in better re-election shape than Walker
Wednesday, Aug 29, 2018
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Campaign operatives, in exploring how best to win, wonder if Evers should be borrowing from Barack Obama by way of Abraham Lincoln – assembling a “team of rivals” to knit the side together and carry the message in rallies across the state.
Eight years ago, Scott Walker campaigned for governor by bragging about how he drove an old Saturn wagon and packed his own ham sandwiches for lunch. Now he’s using a state plane, paid for with our tax dollars, for things like going for a walk or making sure he’s back in Madison in time to catch a football game.
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Dem guv candidate Tony Evers is out with his first TV ad of the general election knocking Gov. Scott Walker for rejecting federal dollars to expand Medicaid. The 30-second ad begins with video footage of Walker as a narrator asks,
On this week’s episode, WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross and WisconsinEye’s Steve Walters discuss the Marquette University Law School poll results, Gov. Scott Walker’s use of the state’s planes; and key races in the state Senate this fall.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Jensen & Chvala, analyze the governor’s race post-primary. Sponsored by Michael Best Strategies and the Wisconsin Counties Association.
Edge Messaging’s Brian Fraley talks with colleague Dan Deibert about the latest Marquette University Law School Poll.
We have the sitting Republican governor running for reelection, Donald Trump and legislative Republicans lying through their teeth about Foxconn. Evers won’t say a word.
An arm of the Democratic Governors Association has launched a new ad knocking Gov. Scott Walker over the state of roads, schools and health care in Wisconsin. The 30-second TV ad, from A Stronger Wisconsin, opens with shots of cars
The state GOP is out with its second TV ad attacking Dem guv candidate Tony Evers over teachers who didn’t lose their licenses after being accused of inappropriate behavior. The narrator opens the spot saying parents and school officials asked
The first post-primary Marquette University Law School Poll found tight races for guv and U.S. Senate in Wisconsin. In the guv’s race, the survey found the race tied among likely voters with 46 percent of respondents each backing Gov. Scott
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Campaign operatives, in exploring how best to win, wonder if Evers should be borrowing from Barack Obama by way of Abraham Lincoln – assembling a “team of rivals” to knit the side together and carry the message in rallies across the state.
Eight years ago, Scott Walker campaigned for governor by bragging about how he drove an old Saturn wagon and packed his own ham sandwiches for lunch. Now he’s using a state plane, paid for with our tax dollars, for things like going for a walk or making sure he’s back in Madison in time to catch a football game.
… Please log in to access subscriber content. If you don’t have a subscription, please contact schmies@wispolitics.com for subscription options on the WisPolitics-State Affairs platform, which is the new home for WisPolitics subscriber products.
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Dem guv candidate Tony Evers is out with his first TV ad of the general election knocking Gov. Scott Walker for rejecting federal dollars to expand Medicaid. The 30-second ad begins with video footage of Walker as a narrator asks, “Whose side is Scott Walker on?” accompanied by large subtitles.
On this week’s episode, WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross and WisconsinEye’s Steve Walters discuss the Marquette University Law School poll results, Gov. Scott Walker’s use of the state’s planes; and key races in the state Senate this fall.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Jensen & Chvala, analyze the governor’s race post-primary. Sponsored by Michael Best Strategies and the Wisconsin Counties Association.
Edge Messaging’s Brian Fraley talks with colleague Dan Deibert about the latest Marquette University Law School Poll.
We have the sitting Republican governor running for reelection, Donald Trump and legislative Republicans lying through their teeth about Foxconn. Evers won’t say a word.
An arm of the Democratic Governors Association has launched a new ad knocking Gov. Scott Walker over the state of roads, schools and health care in Wisconsin. The 30-second TV ad, from A Stronger Wisconsin, opens with shots of cars driving along cracked roads, before switching to footage of an
The state GOP is out with its second TV ad attacking Dem guv candidate Tony Evers over teachers who didn’t lose their licenses after being accused of inappropriate behavior. The narrator opens the spot saying parents and school officials asked “Superintendent Tony Evers to revoke the license of teachers who
The first post-primary Marquette University Law School Poll found tight races for guv and U.S. Senate in Wisconsin. In the guv’s race, the survey found the race tied among likely voters with 46 percent of respondents each backing Gov. Scott Walker and state Superintendent Tony Evers. Among registered voters, it