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Judge Weighs Whether Wisconsin Must Offer E-Ballots To Disabled Voters
Lawsuit says paper-only absentee voting denies a secret ballot to 110,000 residents with print disabilities.
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Lawsuit says paper-only absentee voting denies a secret ballot to 110,000 residents with print disabilities.
Democrats crowd the field with eight hopefuls, while Tom Tiffany is the lone Republican to qualify.
Released on bond, Elvira Benitez-Suarez still faces a federal appeal over her green card win.
Four Milwaukee-area Republicans and key Senate leaders are among those stepping down this year.
Appeal argues districts are an anti-competitive gerrymander favoring incumbents, not parties.
Union leaders dispute conservative think tank’s report even as membership falls sharply statewide.
Reckless drivers caught by MCSO will have to pay a fine to get their vehicle back.
Board approves $1.6 billion plan with raises, smaller classes and more student services.
The Elections Commission cites March-postmarked ballots arriving after April 7 as a warning sign for 2026 races.
Ruling lets trafficking survivor and mother of two U.S. citizens return while her T-visa bid is reviewed.
From the convention stage to press releases, Republicans spotlight trans youth in attack lines.
A new bail-jumping charge, a reluctant phone surrender and fresh digital evidence collide before June 1 start date in Waukesha court.
Endorsements
Investment funds, insurance and real estate companies, the nonprofit has lots of subsidiaries and income streams.
Why did it resist an audit? And why does Mayor Johnson agree it must be done quickly?
The Republican Party has become the Trump party. Polls suggest it's a minority party.
Which income groups pay the most in state and local taxes? And how Wisconsin compares to other states.
Both judicial panels have essentially kicked the cases back to Wisconsin Supreme Court.
Four Milwaukee-area Republicans and key Senate leaders are among those stepping down this year.
Top officials outlined their game plan; it's about key issues and striking first.
Why did Democrats abandon Gov. Evers, joining key Republicans who rebelled?
