Politics
By the Numbers, How Crowley and Tiffany Used Their Debate Time
School funding and taxation got discussed the most. Crowley far more time on the attack.
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School funding and taxation got discussed the most. Crowley far more time on the attack.
A 'death sentence' for the Manitowish River gives the Uihleins a private lake.
Fake image shows Democrat Rebecca Cooke running to give illegal immigrants free health care.
The 'price of serving has become too high,' says Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway.
Forward Analytics finds big savings for workers, big revenue loss for the state over 10 years.
Older adult advocates say the change shields private buyers and weakens family choice on care homes.
Chairwoman Marcelia Nicholson-Bovell said the amendment funds community priorities.
Brooks, who made scorched-earth case against board after being terminated for cause, wins big payday.
New instructions include images, will be available to public.
First day early turnout jumps 65% as mail-in ballots drop sharply from 2022 levels.
Candidates spar over taxes, transportation, abortion and 2020 election.
Angry over data center, voters passed ordinance requiring their approval of TID deals over $10 million.
Cooke says she backs an 'America first agenda.' Van Orden offers her a MAGA hat.
Endorsements
Statewide Officers' Organization Joins Over 75% of Wisconsin's Sheriffs and the Milwaukee Police Association in Backing Toney
Judge earns endorsements from 25 judges across Circuit Court, Court of Appeals, and Wisconsin Supreme Court
Blaming Crowley for budget problems caused by Tom Ament and GOP legislators like Tiffany.
R.J. Johnson, longtime Republican consultant, condemns raid on Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home.
Graphs of jobs, labor force and manufacturing tell a different story than the campaign speeches do.
Are the current maps partisan? Anti-competitive? Supreme Court must decide.
The data tells the story. Will it help win two court court cases?
Democrat Sarah Godlewski and Republican David Varnam are very different candidates.
Often critical in deciding state elections, it's swung for Republicans in last 20 years.
Republicans seek three amendments. Voters have rejected only one in past 30 years.
