The state Dem Party has outraised its GOP counterpart 15-to-1 over the first three months of 2024 — a huge resource advantage ahead of what’s expected to be a fierce battle for legislative seats this fall. 

No Labels filed 26,775 signatures with the state Elections Commission — more than double what is needed — as it seeks to secure a line on Wisconsin’s presidential ballot this fall. In doing so, the party opted to take the more difficult route to the ballot.

Trempealeau County Supv. Stacey Klein tells WisPolitics she’s dropping her bid for the GOP U.S. Senate nomination and taking her “campaign in a different direction” in light of the new legislative maps.

A progressive group founded by U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., has announced it will reach out to 146,000 of its Wisconsin members urging them to vote “uninstructed” in Tuesday’s Dem presidential primary.  Our Revolution, which spun off of Sanders’ 2016 presidential campaign, also backed similar efforts in Michigan and Washington.

Forty-six percent of registered Wisconsin voters surveyed backed Biden, while 45% supported Trump.

Organizers for this year’s Republican National Convention in Milwaukee are preparing for a wide range of possible security threats, ranging from relatively minor disruptions to attacks on critical infrastructure and communications. 

Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, and new RNC staffer Christina Bobb continue to feud over social media.