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The State of Politics: The Politics of Lt. Governor Position
The State of Politics

The Politics of Lt. Governor Position

The governor doesn't pick the lieutenant. And they often don't get along.

First Major Candidate Drops Out of Wisconsin Governor Race

First Major Candidate Drops Out of Wisconsin Governor Race

Missy Hughes suspends campaign, makes endorsement.

Rodriguez Wins Democratic Straw Poll for Governor

Rodriguez Wins Democratic Straw Poll for Governor

Hong takes second. But conventiongoers also consider: who is most electable?

Two Democrats Vie To Challenge State Treasurer John Leiber

Two Democrats Vie To Challenge State Treasurer John Leiber

Primary will decide who faces Wisconsin’s lone Republican constitutional officer in November.

Democratic State Convention Could Narrow Field for Wisconsin Governor

Democratic State Convention Could Narrow Field for Wisconsin Governor

Delegates will be looking for which of 7 candidates 'stand out' in their speeches.

Kirk Bangstad, Brett Hulsey, Others Fall Short of Ballot Requirements

Kirk Bangstad, Brett Hulsey, Others Fall Short of Ballot Requirements

333 people in state filed nomination papers. Some lacked enough signatures to run.

Wisconsin Republicans Seek Younger Voters

Wisconsin Republicans Seek Younger Voters

Urgent appeals by old guard at state convention. Polls show age 18-29 voters favor Democrats.

Trump Looms Over Wisconsin Republicans’ Annual Convention

Trump Looms Over Wisconsin Republicans’ Annual Convention

84% of WI Republicans approve of president despite his negative impact on state elections.

Ald. Peter Burgelis Officially Enters 1st District Congressional Race

Ald. Peter Burgelis Officially Enters 1st District Congressional Race

Milwaukee Democrat hopes to beat GOP incumbent Bryan Steil in district he doesn't live in.

Did Republican Party Leaders Discuss Firing Brian Schimming?

Did Republican Party Leaders Discuss Firing Brian Schimming?

He's still the state chair. And party leaders won't discuss details of their weekend meeting.

Republicans Seek Someone to Blame After Supreme Court Blowout

Republicans Seek Someone to Blame After Supreme Court Blowout

Some conservatives want state Republican Party Chair Brian Schimming fired, while others blame Lazar's failed campaign

Chris Taylor Again Outraises Maria Lazar in WI Supreme Court Race

Chris Taylor Again Outraises Maria Lazar in WI Supreme Court Race

Liberal candidate raised 4 times more and spent 6 times more than conservative.

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