Dem guv candidate Tony Evers Tuesday launched what his campaign said are his final TV ads of the race, including one in which he declares, “I’ll put you first.” The campaign said the ads will run statewide the final week
No, it’s not the spot that suggests Walker’s opponent Evers coddles teachers who like pornography, although that one is particularly abhorrent. The really misleading one is the commercial of the farmer who laments that Evers will raise all kinds of taxes that affect Wisconsin farmers who, we all know, are struggling to survive.
While Scott Walker is embracing the worst of Donald Trump’s destructive politics, Tony Evers is upholding the values of the state that my immigrant family has called “home” for almost two centuries.
Gov. Scott Walker outraised Dem rival Tony Evers in the most recent reporting period, thanks to a $3.5 million boost from the state GOP. Walker reported raising $7.7 million from Sept. 1-Oct. 22. He also spent $10.2 million over the
The Republican State Leadership Committee released a new TV ad today that says Gov. Scott Walker and Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch will protect those with pre-existing conditions and anyone saying otherwise is “just trying to scare you.” The RSLC said
We need to remove the temptation from a politically minded person, be they Democrat or Republican, to use this selection to sway policy for anything other than what is in the best interest of the natural resources we treasure.
Vote your heart and pocketbook. Wisconsin needs change.
Gov. Scott Walker’s latest TV ad asks viewers for their vote to “finish what we started” as he begins making his final push ahead of the Nov. 6 election. The ad, the 33rd of Walker’s re-election bid, will run statewide
Dem guv hopeful Tony Evers raised $6 million over seven weeks, his campaign said this morning. Evers campaign said it received more than 48,000 donations during the fall pre-election period, which ran Sept. 1-Oct. 22. But it didn’t say how
MILWAUKEE — Dem guv candidate Tony Evers knocked Scott Walker on Friday for focusing too heavily on economic development in southeastern Wisconsin, while the guv pointed to historically low unemployment to argue his administration has a 72-county approach. Evers, making
MILWAUKEE — President Barack Obama touted his signature health care law as he urged support for Democrats up and down the ticket, saying they will “protect your care.” He also railed against Gov. Scott Walker for saying he’d back pre-existing
The Wisconsin Conservation Voters Independent Expenditure Committee started a new TV ad today that accuses Gov. Scott Walker of looking out for polluters and his campaign donors, rather than families. The group said it was spending $250,000 no the ad,
On this week’s episode, WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross and WisconsinEye’s Steve Walters discuss the first gubernatorial debate, surrogate visits and independent expenditures in state races.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, discuss whether money or momentum are more important to winning this year’s elections. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
In the gubernatorial race, it seems clear that — after eight years of Walker — people are not getting what they want and need from state government.
Dem guv candidate Tony Evers Tuesday launched what his campaign said are his final TV ads of the race, including one in which he declares, “I’ll put you first.” The campaign said the ads will run statewide the final week of the race via cable, broadcast TV and digital. One
No, it’s not the spot that suggests Walker’s opponent Evers coddles teachers who like pornography, although that one is particularly abhorrent. The really misleading one is the commercial of the farmer who laments that Evers will raise all kinds of taxes that affect Wisconsin farmers who, we all know, are struggling to survive.
While Scott Walker is embracing the worst of Donald Trump’s destructive politics, Tony Evers is upholding the values of the state that my immigrant family has called “home” for almost two centuries.
Gov. Scott Walker outraised Dem rival Tony Evers in the most recent reporting period, thanks to a $3.5 million boost from the state GOP. Walker reported raising $7.7 million from Sept. 1-Oct. 22. He also spent $10.2 million over the period and had $1.6 million left in the bank. Evers,
The Republican State Leadership Committee released a new TV ad today that says Gov. Scott Walker and Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch will protect those with pre-existing conditions and anyone saying otherwise is “just trying to scare you.” The RSLC said it put nearly $250,000 behind the ad, which is running
We need to remove the temptation from a politically minded person, be they Democrat or Republican, to use this selection to sway policy for anything other than what is in the best interest of the natural resources we treasure.
Vote your heart and pocketbook. Wisconsin needs change.
Gov. Scott Walker’s latest TV ad asks viewers for their vote to “finish what we started” as he begins making his final push ahead of the Nov. 6 election. The ad, the 33rd of Walker’s re-election bid, will run statewide on TV and digital platforms. The spot features Walker in
Dem guv hopeful Tony Evers raised $6 million over seven weeks, his campaign said this morning. Evers campaign said it received more than 48,000 donations during the fall pre-election period, which ran Sept. 1-Oct. 22. But it didn’t say how much he spent or how much he had in the
MILWAUKEE — Dem guv candidate Tony Evers knocked Scott Walker on Friday for focusing too heavily on economic development in southeastern Wisconsin, while the guv pointed to historically low unemployment to argue his administration has a 72-county approach. Evers, making an apparent reference to state incentives for Foxconn, called for
MILWAUKEE — President Barack Obama touted his signature health care law as he urged support for Democrats up and down the ticket, saying they will “protect your care.” He also railed against Gov. Scott Walker for saying he’d back pre-existing condition protections despite the state’s involvement in a lawsuit looking
The Wisconsin Conservation Voters Independent Expenditure Committee started a new TV ad today that accuses Gov. Scott Walker of looking out for polluters and his campaign donors, rather than families. The group said it was spending $250,000 no the ad, which is airing on cable and broadcast TV in the
On this week’s episode, WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross and WisconsinEye’s Steve Walters discuss the first gubernatorial debate, surrogate visits and independent expenditures in state races.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, discuss whether money or momentum are more important to winning this year’s elections. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
In the gubernatorial race, it seems clear that — after eight years of Walker — people are not getting what they want and need from state government.