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Data Wonk: A Report Card for Milwaukee Schools
Data Wonk

A Report Card for Milwaukee Schools

State data shows charter and choice schools typically outperform traditional public schools.

Data Wonk: The Republicans’ Gerrymander Scheme
Data Wonk

The Republicans’ Gerrymander Scheme

The polls, the data, the legalities. How Robin Vos hopes to triumph.

Data Wonk: Both Parties Bar Primary Challenge to Trump
Data Wonk

Both Parties Bar Primary Challenge to Trump

Weld and Walsh barred from Republican presidential primary in state’s Spring election. Why?

Data Wonk: The Return of Texas v. U.S.
Data Wonk

The Return of Texas v. U.S.

Case could kill ACA, leave 18 million without health insurance. Which states would be hurt most?

Data Wonk: Measuring Republican Views on Impeachment
Data Wonk

Measuring Republican Views on Impeachment

Poll shows a culture of denial among Wisconsin Trump supporters.

Data Wonk: Rep. Sensenbrenner’s Disappointing Column
Data Wonk

Rep. Sensenbrenner’s Disappointing Column

The Republican has showed his independence in the past. But not this time, not on impeachment.

Data Wonk: Can More Cities Become Tech Innovators?
Data Wonk

Can More Cities Become Tech Innovators?

Study suggests federal government invest in cities like Madison. Good idea?

Data Wonk: The Problem of Low Wage Workers
Data Wonk

The Problem of Low Wage Workers

The data is very revealing. Can it point to solutions?

Data Wonk: How We View Undocumented Immigrants
Data Wonk

How We View Undocumented Immigrants

Polls show even state’s Republican voters overwhelmingly oppose current policies.

Data Wonk: Can Government Break Its Promises?
Data Wonk

Can Government Break Its Promises?

Obamacare law’s promises to insurers later broken by Republicans. Courts will decide if that’s legal

Data Wonk: Why Raise the Minimum Wage
Data Wonk

Why Raise the Minimum Wage

The data is now overwhelming on the positive effect in states that did so.

Data Wonk: The Charter School Dilemma
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The Charter School Dilemma

They perform better and are supported by most black voters — but opposed by most white Democrats.