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Two groups aligned with the Koch brothers network today announced a combined $1.6 million in ads targeting Dem U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin and boosting her GOP rival Leah Vukmir. The ads from the Concerned Veterans for America and Americans for
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.
This race won’t be a cakewalk for Baldwin. Three months out from November, she’s quickly going to learn that her own decisions as Wisconsin’s junior senator might be what costs her the election. She’s never proven she’s been for us.
Edge Messaging’s Brian Fraley talks with colleague Dan Deibert about the latest Marquette University Law School Poll.
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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Dem U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin knocks GOP rival Leah Vukmir in a new TV ad that accuses the state senator of doing the bidding of ALEC, which the spot calls a “shadowy organization.” Baldwin’s first TV ad since Vukmir won
The divisiveness of the primary must give way to a united conservative movement or every one of Wisconsin’s conservative reforms is in jeopardy.
Republican U.S. Senate nominee Leah Vukmir says she is optimistic she will win the votes of Trump supporters, even though TV ads in the primary blasted her for her 2016 comments that Trump was “offensive.” Vukmir said she supported Donald
On this week’s episode, WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross and WisconsinEye’s Steve Walters discuss results in the governor and U.S. Senate races, as well as in several key legislative primaries, and look ahead to the November matchups.
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Two groups aligned with the Koch brothers network today announced a combined $1.6 million in ads targeting Dem U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin and boosting her GOP rival Leah Vukmir. The ads from the Concerned Veterans for America and Americans for Prosperity-Wisconsin are the first help independent groups have provided Vukmir
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.
This race won’t be a cakewalk for Baldwin. Three months out from November, she’s quickly going to learn that her own decisions as Wisconsin’s junior senator might be what costs her the election. She’s never proven she’s been for us.
Edge Messaging’s Brian Fraley talks with colleague Dan Deibert about the latest Marquette University Law School Poll.
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
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Dem U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin knocks GOP rival Leah Vukmir in a new TV ad that accuses the state senator of doing the bidding of ALEC, which the spot calls a “shadowy organization.” Baldwin’s first TV ad since Vukmir won the GOP primary last week opens by describing the American
The divisiveness of the primary must give way to a united conservative movement or every one of Wisconsin’s conservative reforms is in jeopardy.
Republican U.S. Senate nominee Leah Vukmir says she is optimistic she will win the votes of Trump supporters, even though TV ads in the primary blasted her for her 2016 comments that Trump was “offensive.” Vukmir said she supported Donald Trump after he became the Republican nominee in 2016, and
On this week’s episode, WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross and WisconsinEye’s Steve Walters discuss results in the governor and U.S. Senate races, as well as in several key legislative primaries, and look ahead to the November matchups.