As general election kicks off, Scott Walker calls for trio of new tax cuts
Wednesday, Aug 15, 2018
In “Two Minutes with Mitch,” radio personality Mitch Henck gives his two cents after Tony Evers won the Democratic primary in the race for governor.
Two former Republican presidential candidates from the Midwest sought a third term as governor, but only one still has a shot at the rare feat.
In Wisconsin’s senate primary, the GOP establishment won again. Leah Vukmir, who had the backing of the state party apparatus, beat Kevin Nicholson, who hammered her for being insufficiently supportive of President Trump in the past.
Gov. Scott Walker has launched his first TV ad of the general election, telling listeners “we’re just getting started.” The 30-second statewide ad comes one day after his Dem opponent Tony Evers won an eight-way primary to take on the
State Superintendent Tony Evers will face off against Gov. Scott Walker this fall after emerging from an eight-way Dem guv field Tuesday night. Meanwhile, state Sen. Leah Vukmir prevailed over businesses consultant and former Marine Kevin Nicholson to win the
The state GOP announced a TV and digital ad accusing Tony Evers, the state schools’ superintendent, of failing to keep students safe. The spot follows a line of attack the state GOP has already used against Evers over a Middleton
State Superintendent Tony Evers thanked his Dem guv opponents for largely running positive campaigns and quickly got to slamming Gov. Scott Walker as he addressed supporters following his primary victory. “I’ve watched as Scott Walker has made decision after decision
Former state Rep. Mandela Barnes has declared victory in the lt. guv primary over Dem challenger Kurt Kober. Barnes had nearly 70 percent of the vote, according to unofficial returns compiled by the Associated Press, while Kober, a Sheboygan businessman,
Walker has always walked a fine line when it comes to campaigning, never missing an opportunity to gain an edge even if it borders on being illegal.
All the polls show Evers to be the front-runner in the Democratic primary, while beating Walker by wide margins in two recent polls. Apparently Walker agrees and his campaign has already begun what it excels in, negative attacks against Evers.
Some call him Wisconsin’s “Mr. Invincible.” But in what many expect to be a Democratic year at the polls, the two term Republican Governor Scott Walker, who also survived an intense recall challenge, may find his quest for a third term an uphill climb.
State DPI Superintendent Tony Evers appears to be the favorite heading into the Democratic primary for governor on Tuesday, two Wisconsin political writers said. John Nichols of The Capital Times and Christian Schneider of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel appeared Sunday
On this week’s episode, WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross and Cap Times Political Reporter Jessie Opoien discuss fundraising numbers and the primaries for guv, U.S. Senate and other races.
In “Two Minutes with Mitch,” radio personality Mitch Henck gives his two cents after Tony Evers won the Democratic primary in the race for governor.
Two former Republican presidential candidates from the Midwest sought a third term as governor, but only one still has a shot at the rare feat.
In Wisconsin’s senate primary, the GOP establishment won again. Leah Vukmir, who had the backing of the state party apparatus, beat Kevin Nicholson, who hammered her for being insufficiently supportive of President Trump in the past.
Gov. Scott Walker has launched his first TV ad of the general election, telling listeners “we’re just getting started.” The 30-second statewide ad comes one day after his Dem opponent Tony Evers won an eight-way primary to take on the guv in November. The ad opens with Walker talking straight
State Superintendent Tony Evers will face off against Gov. Scott Walker this fall after emerging from an eight-way Dem guv field Tuesday night. Meanwhile, state Sen. Leah Vukmir prevailed over businesses consultant and former Marine Kevin Nicholson to win the GOP U.S. Senate primary. Evers quickly got to slamming Walker
The state GOP announced a TV and digital ad accusing Tony Evers, the state schools’ superintendent, of failing to keep students safe. The spot follows a line of attack the state GOP has already used against Evers over a Middleton teacher who kept his license in 2014 after viewing pornographic
State Superintendent Tony Evers thanked his Dem guv opponents for largely running positive campaigns and quickly got to slamming Gov. Scott Walker as he addressed supporters following his primary victory. “I’ve watched as Scott Walker has made decision after decision that benefits himself and his wealthy donors, and not what
Former state Rep. Mandela Barnes has declared victory in the lt. guv primary over Dem challenger Kurt Kober. Barnes had nearly 70 percent of the vote, according to unofficial returns compiled by the Associated Press, while Kober, a Sheboygan businessman, had 30.5 percent, with 69 percent of precincts reporting. “Today,
Walker has always walked a fine line when it comes to campaigning, never missing an opportunity to gain an edge even if it borders on being illegal.
All the polls show Evers to be the front-runner in the Democratic primary, while beating Walker by wide margins in two recent polls. Apparently Walker agrees and his campaign has already begun what it excels in, negative attacks against Evers.
Some call him Wisconsin’s “Mr. Invincible.” But in what many expect to be a Democratic year at the polls, the two term Republican Governor Scott Walker, who also survived an intense recall challenge, may find his quest for a third term an uphill climb.
State DPI Superintendent Tony Evers appears to be the favorite heading into the Democratic primary for governor on Tuesday, two Wisconsin political writers said. John Nichols of The Capital Times and Christian Schneider of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel appeared Sunday on “UpFront with Mike Gousha,” produced in partnership with WisPolitics.com.
On this week’s episode, WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross and Cap Times Political Reporter Jessie Opoien discuss fundraising numbers and the primaries for guv, U.S. Senate and other races.