New Marquette Law School Poll finds Wisconsin voters divided on benefits of Foxconn deal, but together in support of background checks for gun sales
Public unfamiliar with gubernatorial, senate challengers

Foxconn chairman Terry Gou and Governor Scott Walker signing a memorandum of understanding. Photo from the State of Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE — A new Marquette Law School Poll finds Wisconsin voters divided in their opinions on the value of the Foxconn Technology Group’s planned flat-panel-display factory in the state. Forty-nine percent of voters think that the state is paying more in incentives than the Foxconn plant is worth, while 38 percent think that the plant will provide at least as much value as the state’s investment. Thirteen percent say they don’t know whether the plant will be worth it or not.
A majority—57 percent—of registered voters statewide believe that the Foxconn plant will substantially improve the economy of the greater Milwaukee area, while 35 percent do not think it will and 8 percent say they don’t know. It has been suggested that the plant, which will be built with state funding of $3 billion, will provide up to 13,000 direct jobs.
Twenty-nine percent of statewide voters say they are very concerned that the Foxconn plant will have a negative impact on water and environmental quality, with an additional 33 percent saying they are somewhat concerned. Eighteen percent say they are not very concerned and 14 percent say they are not at all concerned about the environmental impact.
The poll was conducted Feb. 25-March 1, 2018. The sample included 800 registered voters in Wisconsin, interviewed by cell phone or landline, with a margin of error of +/- 4.5 percentage points. Some items were asked of half the sample and have a margin of error of +/- 6.4 percentage points or +/- 6.3 percentage points. Half-sample items and their margins of error are listed at the end of this release and online. Entries may not sum to 100 due to rounding.
There are regional differences in views of the value of the Foxconn plant as seen in Table 1, with the strongest support in the Milwaukee area outside of the City of Milwaukee. Residents of the city are much less likely than regional counterparts to think that the benefits will outweigh the state’s subsidy, as are residents of the Madison media market. The Green Bay area and the north/west region of the state (including the La Crosse/Eau Claire, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Duluth/Superior and Wausau media markets) have a common level of skepticism.
Table 1: Will Foxconn be worth state’s investment or not, percentage by region
Worth it | Not worth it | DK | |
MKE City | 30 | 56 | 14 |
Rest of MKE area | 52 | 40 | 8 |
MSN | 24 | 60 | 16 |
Green Bay | 37 | 50 | 13 |
North/west | 36 | 49 | 15 |
Across the regions of the state, majorities believe the Foxconn facility will substantially improve the Milwaukee area economy, as shown in Table 2 (below), although a majority of residents of the City of Milwaukee believe that it will not boost the region’s economy. Those living in the Milwaukee area outside the city are most optimistic about the economic impact, although 59 percent and 57 percent of residents of the Green Bay and the northwest region of the state, respectively, think that the Milwaukee area will benefit economically. A bare majority of Madison area residents, 51 percent, say Foxconn will substantially boost the Milwaukee economy.
Table 2: Will Foxconn substantially improve Milwaukee area economy, percentage by region
Will improve economy | Will not | DK | |
MKE City | 42 | 52 | 6 |
Rest of MKE area | 65 | 30 | 4 |
MSN | 51 | 41 | 8 |
Green Bay | 59 | 33 | 9 |
North/west | 57 | 30 | 12 |
Wisconsin voters are less likely to believe that businesses near where they live will directly benefit from the Foxconn development, and this is true for all regions of the state, as shown in Table 3. Fewer than 40 percent of residents in any region of the state think that Foxconn will directly benefit businesses in their area, with as few as 17 percent in the northwest region seeing a benefit.
Table 3: Will businesses near you directly benefit from Foxconn, percentage by region
Will benefit | Will not | DK | |
MKE City | 27 | 57 | 16 |
Rest of MKE area | 37 | 58 | 5 |
MSN | 20 | 72 | 8 |
Green Bay | 22 | 69 | 9 |
North/west | 17 | 74 | 9 |
Gun issues
In the aftermath of the recent school shooting in Florida, Wisconsin residents support background checks on private gun sales and sales at gun shows. Eighty-one percent support such background checks while 16 percent oppose them. When the question was last asked in June 2016, 85 percent supported and 12 percent opposed background checks.
Fifty-six percent favor a ban on assault-style weapons, while 40 percent oppose such a ban. That question was previously asked in March 2013, when 54 percent favored and 43 percent opposed a ban on assault weapons.
Of those with a gun in their household, a substantial majority, 78 percent, support background checks, while 18 percent oppose the checks. Among households without a gun, 86 percent favor and 13 percent oppose background checks.
A ban on assault-style weapons is opposed by 52 percent and favored by 43 percent of voters among households with a gun, while among households without a gun a ban is favored by 69 percent of voters and opposed by 28 percent.
Wisconsin voters are more divided on the effectiveness of possible new gun control laws in reducing mass shootings. Twelve percent think that new laws would reduce mass shootings a great deal, with another 22 percent saying this would reduce shootings a moderate amount. Nineteen percent say that additional gun control would reduce shootings only a little and 43 percent say that new laws would have no effect at all.
Voters in households with guns are most doubtful that gun control laws would reduce mass shootings, with 57 percent saying this would have no effect at all, 18 percent saying a little effect, 17 percent a moderate effect and 6 percent saying a great deal. Among households without a gun, 20 percent say that new gun laws would reduce shootings a great deal, with another 30 percent saying a moderate amount. Nearly as many of voters in households without guns express skepticism, with 16 percent saying gun laws would have only a little effect and 28 percent saying no effect at all.
Statewide, 44 percent of voters live in households with a gun, 48 percent do not and 8 percent say they don’t know or decline to say whether there is a gun in the house. Ownership is most common in the Green Bay media market and the north/west portion of the state, is equal as between Madison and the Milwaukee area outside the city and least common among City of Milwaukee residents.
Table 4: Gun households, percentage by region
Gun household | Not gun household | DK | Ref | |
MKE City | 31 | 68 | 1 | |
Rest of MKE area | 39 | 51 | 1 | 10 |
MSN | 39 | 51 | 3 | 8 |
Green Bay | 57 | 37 | 6 | |
North/west | 50 | 42 | 3 | 5 |
Views of President Trump
President Donald Trump has a 43 percent approval rating, with 50 percent disapproving. In the Marquette Law School Poll in June 2017, his approval was 41 percent, with 51 percent disapproving.
Fifty percent think Trump is keeping the promises he made during his campaign, while 46 percent think he is not doing so. Last June, 49 percent said he was keeping his promises and 46 percent said he was not.
Forty-three percent describe Trump as someone who cares about people like them, while 54 percent say this does not describe him. In June, 40 percent said he cares and 55 percent said this does not describe him.
Thirty-seven percent say Trump shows good judgment and 59 percent say he does not. In June, 34 percent said he shows good judgment while 61 percent said he does not.
Views of President Trump are sharply divided along party lines, with 89 percent of Republicans approving and 8 percent disapproving. The numbers are reversed among Democrats, with 89 percent disapproving and 9 percent approving. Among independents, 34 percent approve and 53 percent disapprove.
State of the state
Fifty-three percent say Wisconsin is headed in the right direction while 44 percent say it is off on the wrong track. In June, 53 percent said it was headed in the right direction and 42 percent said it was on the wrong track.
Views of the state budget are about evenly divided, with 31 percent saying the budget is in better shape now than a few years ago, 35 percent saying it is about the same and 28 percent saying the budget is in worse shape now.
Voters say they would rather increase spending on public schools than reduce property taxes, by a 63 percent to 33 percent margin. When first asked in March 2014, 49 percent preferred to reduce property taxes while 46 percent favored increased spending for public schools.
Act 10, the law that sharply limited collective bargaining for most public employees in Wisconsin, remains a major divide in the state. Forty-six percent favor keeping Act 10 as it is, while 41 percent would favor a return to such collective bargaining. Views of Act 10 have changed little over time. When first asked in May 2012, 43 percent favored a return of collective bargaining and 50 percent preferred keeping Act 10. The most recent time the question was asked was October 2014, when 43 percent favored collective bargaining and 50 percent favored keeping Act 10.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker’s job approval stands at 47 percent and disapproval at 47 percent. The trend in approval for Walker in 2017 and 2018 is shown in Table 5.
Table 5: Scott Walker job approval percentage trend, 2017-18
Approve | Disapprove | Don’t know | Refused | |
March 2018 | 47 | 47 | 6 | 1 |
June 2017 | 48 | 48 | 4 | |
March 2017 | 45 | 48 | 6 |
Knowledge of and favorability toward 2018 candidates
A substantial majority of the public has not yet developed an impression of either the Democratic candidates for governor or the Republican candidates for U.S. Senate in Wisconsin. More than 60 percent, and often over 80 percent, of respondents say they haven’t heard enough or don’t know a candidate well enough to say if they have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of him or her. The Democratic gubernatorial candidate favorability results are shown in Table 6 and the Republican Senate candidates are shown in Table 7.
Table 6: Democratic gubernatorial candidates’ favorability percentages
Favorable | Unfavorable | Haven’t heard enough | Don’t know | |
Evers | 20 | 13 | 48 | 18 |
Flynn | 13 | 8 | 57 | 21 |
Gronik | 4 | 4 | 66 | 25 |
McCabe | 9 | 5 | 62 | 23 |
Mitchell | 7 | 4 | 61 | 28 |
Roys | 4 | 3 | 65 | 27 |
Soglin | 15 | 13 | 51 | 20 |
Vinehout | 12 | 9 | 55 | 23 |
Wachs | 7 | 4 | 62 | 26 |
Table 7: Republican senate candidates’ favorability percentages
Favorable | Unfavorable | Haven’t heard enough | Don’t know | |
Nicholson | 7 | 7 | 60 | 25 |
Vukmir | 10 | 6 | 58 | 25 |
In the race for Wisconsin Supreme Court, more than 75 percent of respondents are unable to rate the candidates, despite the primary election on Feb. 20. This is shown in Table 8.
Table 8: State Supreme Court candidates’ favorability percentage
Favorable | Unfavorable | Haven’t heard enough | Don’t know | |
Dallet | 14 | 9 | 55 | 22 |
Screnock | 10 | 9 | 57 | 24 |
Recent trend of incumbent favorability
Unlike the situation with the challengers, over 95 percent of respondents have an opinion of Walker. They are evenly divided between a favorable and an unfavorable view, as shown in Table 9.
Table 9: Scott Walker favorability percentage trend, 2017-18
Favorable | Unfavorable | Haven’t heard enough | Don’t know | |
March 2018 | 48 | 48 | 2 | 2 |
June 2017 | 48 | 47 | 3 | 2 |
March 2017 | 45 | 51 | 3 | 1 |
Over 75 percent of respondents have an opinion about Sen. Tammy Baldwin, whose rating in this poll is 37 percent favorable and 39 percent unfavorable. Baldwin’s trend over the past year is shown in Table 10.
Table 10: Tammy Baldwin favorability percentage trend, 2017-18
Favorable | Unfavorable | Haven’t heard enough | Don’t know | |
March 2018 | 37 | 39 | 20 | 3 |
June 2017 | 38 | 38 | 21 | 2 |
March 2017 | 40 | 35 | 21 | 3 |
The horse races in the primaries
Asked in which partisan primary they will vote, respondents split 32 percent for the Republican primary and 35 percent for the Democratic primary, with 17 percent saying they will not vote and 13 percent saying they don’t know.
Among those saying they will vote in the Democratic primary, nearly half, 44 percent, say they don’t know for whom they will vote. State school superintendent Tony Evers receives 18 percent of the vote, with no other candidate reaching 10 percent. Madison Mayor Paul Soglin receives 9 percent, while former Democratic state chair Matt Flynn rounds out the top three with 7 percent. The margin of error for the Democratic primary results is +/- 7.1 percentage points based on 318 respondents. The full set of results for the Democratic primary is shown in Table 11.
Table 11: Democratic gubernatorial primary
Candidate | Percent |
Tony Evers | 18 |
Matt Flynn | 7 |
Andy Gronik | 3 |
Mike McCabe | 6 |
Mahlon Mitchell | 4 |
Kelda Roys | |
Paul Soglin | 9 |
Kathleen Vinehout | 5 |
Dana Wachs | 4 |
Someone else (VOL) | 1 |
Don’t know | 44 |
Refused |
Among those saying they will vote in the Republican senate primary, 49 percent say they don’t know for whom they will vote. Businessman Kevin Nicholson receives 28 percent of the vote and state senator Leah Vukmir receives 19 percent. The margin of error for the Republican primary results is +/- 8.2 percentage points based on 243 respondents. The full set of results for the Republican primary is shown in Table 12.
Table 12: Republican senate primary
Candidate | Percent |
Kevin Nicholson | 28 |
Leah Vukmir | 19 |
Someone else (VOL) | 2 |
Don’t know | 49 |
Refused | 2 |
Enthusiasm about voting
Overall, 53 percent of registered voters say they are very enthusiastic about voting in this year’s elections, with 32 percent somewhat enthusiastic and 14 percent either not very or not at all enthusiastic. Among Republicans, 54 percent are very enthusiastic, while 64 percent of Democrats are. Among independents, 46 percent say they are very enthusiastic about voting this year.
In March 2014, in the last midterm election year, 48 percent said they were very enthusiastic, with 55 percent of Republicans and 52 percent of Democrats then saying so. Among independents, 42 percent were equally enthused.
Immigration
Most Wisconsin voters, 71 percent, support a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently working in the United States, with 14 percent saying such individuals should stay as temporary guest workers and 9 percent saying they should be required to leave the country.
Support for citizenship of undocumented immigrants brought to the United States as children and raised here is even higher, with 86 percent saying that such “DREAMers” should be able to stay and apply for citizenship, 8 percent saying they should stay as permanent residents but not be allowed to apply for citizenship and 4 percent saying they should be required to leave the country.
Wisconsin voters oppose building a wall along the entire border with Mexico by a 59 percent to 37 percent margin.
Russia and Mueller investigation
Voters are evenly divided in their confidence in special counsel Robert Mueller to conduct a fair and impartial investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, with 24 percent having a great deal of confidence, 22 percent having some confidence, 20 percent having only a little and 23 percent saying they have no confidence at all. When first asked in June, 20 percent had a great deal, 31 percent had some, 17 percent had only a little and 21 percent had no confidence at all in the Mueller investigation.
In this poll, 5 percent of Republicans had a great deal of confidence while 34 percent had none at all. In June, 13 percent had a great deal of confidence while 26 percent had none at all. Among Democrats, 43 percent now have a great deal of confidence while 12 percent have none at all. In June, it was 30 percent with a great deal of confidence while 12 percent had none at all.
More than half of Wisconsin voters say they are very (33 percent) or somewhat (22 percent) concerned about possible Russian attempts to influence the 2016 election, while 19 percent are not too concerned and 26 percent are not concerned at all.
Republicans feel less concerned about Russian influence, with 45 percent not at all concerned, 23 not too concerned, 23 somewhat concerned and 9 percent very concerned. Among Democrats, there is more concern with 59 percent very concerned, 26 percent somewhat concerned, 10 percent not too concerned and 6 percent very concerned. Independents fall in between, with 33 percent very concerned, 19 percent somewhat concerned, 22 percent not too concerned and 26 percent not at all concerned.
About the Marquette Law School Poll
The Marquette Law School Poll is the most extensive statewide polling project in Wisconsin history. This poll interviewed 800 registered Wisconsin voters by landline or cell phone, Feb. 25-March 1, 2018. The margin of error is +/-4.5 percentage points for the full sample. Some items were asked of half the sample. Those items on Form A (state items) were asked of 402 respondents and have a margin of error of +/-6.4, and those on form B (federal items) were asked of 398 respondents and have a margin of error of +/-6.3. Form A items include property tax cuts or increases for public schools and views of Act 10. Form B items include two item on immigration, whether to build a wall on the Mexico border, three items on guns, the Mueller investigation, concern for Russian influence in the 2016 election and whether Trump has kept campaign promises, cares about people like you and shows good judgment.
The partisan makeup of the sample, including those who lean to a party, is 41 percent Republican, 45 percent Democratic and 11 percent independent. The long-term total for the previous 43 statewide Marquette Law School polls, with 37,752 respondents, was 43 percent Republican and 47 percent Democratic, with 9 percent independent. The partisan makeup of the current sample, excluding those who lean to a party, is 27 percent Republican, 25 percent Democratic and 46 percent independent, compared to the long-term totals of 27 percent Republican, 31 percent Democratic and 41 percent independent.
The entire questionnaire, methodology statement, full results and breakdowns by demographic groups are available at law.marquette.edu/poll/results-and-data
More about the Foxconn Facility
- Foxconn Founder, Terry Gou, Visits Wisconsin to Celebrate 2019 Milestone Achievements with Foxconn Employees and Community Leaders - Foxconn Technology Group - Dec 6th, 2019
- State Still Committed to Foxconn Deal - Shawn Johnson - Dec 6th, 2019
- Murphy’s Law: Foxconn May Cut State GDP By $6 Billion - Bruce Murphy - Dec 5th, 2019
- Foxconn Announces $31M in Additional Construction Awards - Foxconn Technology Group - Dec 2nd, 2019
- Green Bay Firms Selected for Design and Construction of Foxconn Place Green Bay - Foxconn Technology Group - Nov 25th, 2019
- Foxconn Deal Could Hurt Economic Growth - Corri Hess - Nov 25th, 2019
- Two Years after the Foxconn Contract Was Signed - State Sen. Tim Carpenter - Nov 15th, 2019
- Foxconn Announces First-Round Finalists of Year-Two “Smart Cities – Smart Futures” Competition - Foxconn Technology Group - Nov 13th, 2019
- Foxconn Innovation Centers Are On Hold - Corri Hess - Oct 23rd, 2019
- Foxconn Announces $83M in Additional Construction Awards - Foxconn Technology Group - Oct 2nd, 2019
- Data Wonk: Rethinking State Economic Policies - Bruce Thompson - Sep 18th, 2019
- Foxconn Changes Plans In One Day - Corri Hess - Sep 13th, 2019
- Murphy’s Law: Foxconn Will Make Coffee Houses! - Bruce Murphy - Sep 12th, 2019
- Foxconn Kicks Off Year Two of Smart Cities Smart Futures Competition - Foxconn Technology Group - Sep 9th, 2019
- Back in the News: Key Foxconn Executive Steps Down - Bruce Murphy - Sep 5th, 2019
- Homeowners Near Foxconn Say They Were Misled - Corri Hess - Sep 3rd, 2019
- Murphy’s Law: Foxconn’s Gift from Electric Customers - Bruce Murphy - Aug 22nd, 2019
- Foxconn Goes Vertical in Mount Pleasant - Corri Hess - Aug 20th, 2019
- Foxconn Jobs Not Worth The Cost - Melanie Conklin - Aug 6th, 2019
- Plats and Parcels: Bucks Vetting Bids For New Hotels - Jeramey Jannene - Jul 21st, 2019
- Evers Says Foxconn Won’t Meet Jobs Goals - Corri Hess - Jul 9th, 2019
- Op Ed: Foxconn’s Crystal Ball Looks Fuzzy - James Rowen - Jul 5th, 2019
- Foxconn Delaying Mount Pleasant Plant? - Corri Hess - Jun 28th, 2019
- Foxconn Begins Concrete Foundation Pour for Gen6 Fab Manufacturing Facility - Foxconn Technology Group - Jun 19th, 2019
- Campaign Cash: Foxconn Judge Was Former Walker Aide - Wisconsin Democracy Campaign - Jun 13th, 2019
- Murphy’s Law: The Incredible Shrinking Foxconn Plant - Bruce Murphy - Jun 11th, 2019
- Plats and Parcels: Plans Released for Foxconn’s LCD Factory - Jeramey Jannene - Jun 9th, 2019
- Foxconn Announces Awards for Construction of Foundations of Gen6 Advanced Manufacturing Facility - Foxconn Technology Group - May 29th, 2019
- Back in the News: EPA Scientists Opposed Foxconn Ruling - Bruce Murphy - May 28th, 2019
- Murphy’s Law: Foxconn Plays Politics for Trump? - Bruce Murphy - May 23rd, 2019
- Foxconn, Taiwan, China, Gou and Trump - Willy Shih - May 11th, 2019
- Wisconsin Budget: How to Improve the Foxconn Contract - Jon Peacock - May 7th, 2019
- Evers Says He Has Clarity on Foxconn - Corri Hess - May 1st, 2019
- GOP Legislators Defend Foxconn - Laurel White - Apr 26th, 2019
- Foxconn Commences Gen6 Advanced Manufacturing Recruitment Drive - Foxconn Technology Group - Apr 26th, 2019
- Foxconn Announces Final Round Winners of “Smart Cities-Smart Futures” Competition - Foxconn Technology Group - Apr 25th, 2019
- Foxconn Wanted Contract Changes, Evers Says - Shawn Johnson - Apr 24th, 2019
- Murphy’s Law: Mount Pleasant Biggest Foxconn Loser? - Bruce Murphy - Apr 19th, 2019
- Senator Tom Tiffany’s Statement on Governor Evers Shutting the Door to Business Growth - State Sen. Tom Tiffany - Apr 18th, 2019
- Evers Wants to Renegotiate Foxconn Deal - Laurel White - Apr 18th, 2019
- Gov. Tony Evers Calls for Renegotiation of Foxconn Deal - One Wisconsin Now - Apr 17th, 2019
- Sen. Fitzgerald Statement on Governor Evers and Foxconn - Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald - Apr 17th, 2019
- Foxconn Acquires Downtown Madison Property, Further Growing Innovation Center Network in Wisconsin - Foxconn Technology Group - Apr 12th, 2019
- Back in the News: Foxconn As High Comedy - Bruce Murphy - Apr 11th, 2019
- Construction to Begin in April on Wisconn Valley Way - Wisconsin Department of Transportation - Apr 9th, 2019
- Murphy’s Law: More Doubts About Foxconn Project - Bruce Murphy - Apr 2nd, 2019
- Op Ed: Foxconn’s Water Rights Still at Issue - James Rowen - Mar 29th, 2019
- Foxconn Awards $34 Million in Contracts to Wisconsin-based Businesses, Construction on Gen6 Campus to Commence Immediately - Foxconn Technology Group - Mar 28th, 2019
- Eyes on Milwaukee: Foxconn Pledges To Build Manufacturing Plant This Year - Jeramey Jannene - Mar 18th, 2019
- Foxconn to Break Ground on Advanced Manufacturing Campus Phase of Wisconn Valley Science & Technology Park - Foxconn Technology Group - Mar 18th, 2019
- Foxconn Announces Second-Round Winners of “Smart Cities-Smart Futures” Competition - Foxconn Technology Group - Mar 13th, 2019
- Murphy’s Law: Did Business Leaders Fail on Foxconn? - Bruce Murphy - Mar 12th, 2019
- Wisconsin Budget: 5 Key Problems With Foxconn Contract - Jon Peacock and Joanne Brown - Feb 23rd, 2019
- Foxconn Insider Says Project Globally Unique - Corri Hess - Feb 22nd, 2019
- Foxconn and UW-Milwaukee Host Send-off for Students Embarking on International Engineering Co-op - Foxconn Technology Group - Feb 15th, 2019
- 4 Forces Causing Foxconn Uncertainty - Will Cushman - Feb 13th, 2019
- Huge Water Project for Foxconn Continues - Will Cushman - Feb 12th, 2019
- Robin Vos Giving $500 an Hour Lawyers a Blank Check to Defend His Scheme to Rig the Rules for Foxconn - One Wisconsin Now - Feb 11th, 2019
- Why Foxconn’s Chinese Style Didn’t Translate - Willy Shih - Feb 8th, 2019
- Back in the News: Foxconn Project in “Chaos” - Bruce Murphy - Feb 7th, 2019
- State To Review Foxconn Air, Water Permits - Shawn Johnson - Feb 6th, 2019
- Joint Statement: Foxconn Developments - Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald - Feb 1st, 2019
- Foxconn No Longer Needs Lake Michigan Water? - Corri Hess - Feb 1st, 2019
- Evers, Foxconn Deny Project Is On Hold - Shawn Johnson - Feb 1st, 2019
- It’s Groundhog Day in the GOP Legislature - State Sen. Tim Carpenter - Feb 1st, 2019
- State Rep. David Bowen’s Statement on Latest Foxconn Flop - State Rep. David Bowen - Jan 31st, 2019
- Murphy’s Law: 12 Reasons The Foxconn Deal Is Dying - Bruce Murphy - Jan 31st, 2019
- Foxconn Played Walker and Republican Leadership - State Sen. Lena Taylor - Jan 30th, 2019
- Rep. Spreitzer statement on latest Foxconn news - State Rep. Mark Spreitzer - Jan 30th, 2019
- New Questions About Robin Vos, GOP’s Lame Duck Law Changes As Foxconn Scales Back Wisconsin Operation - One Wisconsin Now - Jan 30th, 2019
- Foxconn Breaks Promises Again - State Rep. Jimmy Anderson - Jan 30th, 2019
- Shilling Statement on Foxconn Fiasco - State Sen. Jennifer Shilling - Jan 30th, 2019
- Foxconn Won’t Build TVs in Wisconsin - Shawn Johnson - Jan 30th, 2019
- Foxconn Releases 2018 Wisconsin Project Highlights Including Creation of Over 1,000 Jobs - Foxconn Technology Group - Jan 18th, 2019
- Lawmakers Clash On Tracking Foxconn Jobs - Laurel White - Dec 21st, 2018
- Foxconn Reveals First-round Winners of “Smart Cities—Smart Futures” Competition - Foxconn Technology Group - Dec 14th, 2018
- 85% of Land Foxconn Needs Now Sold - Corri Hess - Dec 14th, 2018
- Podcast Shines Light on Mount Pleasant’s Rush to Win Foxconn Deal - A Better Mt. Pleasant - Dec 9th, 2018
- Foxconn’s investment in Wisconsin named ‘Deal of the Year’ by Mid-America Economic Development Council - Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation - Dec 6th, 2018
- Murphy’s Law: Foxconn Covets Intellectual Property Rights - Bruce Murphy - Dec 4th, 2018
- Village Improperly Wielded Eminent Domain Power - A Better Mt. Pleasant - Nov 28th, 2018
- Op Ed: Judge Extends Deadline on Foxconn Case - James Rowen - Nov 28th, 2018
- Murphy’s Law: Is Foxconn Contract Illegal? - Bruce Murphy - Nov 27th, 2018
- “Smart Cities—Smart Futures” Competition Draws Hundreds of Submissions, Supports Wisconsin Innovation - Foxconn Technology Group - Nov 27th, 2018
- Evers Doesn’t Think Foxconn Has Changed Plans - Shawn Johnson and Melissa Ingells - Nov 22nd, 2018
- Pocan and Doggett Request GAO Investigation into Economic Development Subsidies, Including Foxconn - U.S. Rep Mark Pocan - Nov 1st, 2018
- Foxconn and WEDC partner to showcase Wisconsin companies at the first China International Import Expo - Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation - Oct 31st, 2018
- Race for Governor: Evers Questions Foxconn Air Quality - Sarah Whites-Koditschek - Oct 29th, 2018
- Governor Walker: Foxconn’s Ripple Effect Continues to Grow with iMET Center Expansion - Gov. Scott Walker - Oct 22nd, 2018
- Foxconn Invites UW-Madison Students, Faculty, Alumni and Members of the Public to Foxconn Day Technology Showcase & Career Fair - Foxconn Technology Group - Oct 15th, 2018
- Op Ed: Our 1,000 Miles of Great Lakes Shoreline - State Sen. Kathleen Vinehout - Oct 10th, 2018
- Foxconn Issues Request for Proposal to Convert Downtown Racine Location into Smart City Co-Working Innovation Space - Foxconn Technology Group - Oct 9th, 2018
- Foxconn Purchases Downtown Racine Property to Support “Smart City” Initiatives across Wisconsin - Foxconn Technology Group - Oct 2nd, 2018
- Village of Mt. Pleasant Reneges on Agreement to Pay Relocation Benefits for Foxconn - A Better Mt. Pleasant - Sep 27th, 2018
- Connecting Milwaukee workers to Foxconn plant on agenda for tomorrow - Ald. Bob Bauman - Sep 25th, 2018
- Wisconsin Budget: The 8 Lessons of Foxconn - Jon Peacock and Joanne Brown - Sep 21st, 2018
- Foxconn Issues Request for Proposal for Design Enhancements to Foxconn Place Green Bay - Foxconn Technology Group - Sep 14th, 2018
- Foxconn Ramps Up Recruiting with Foxconn Day at UWM - University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee - Sep 13th, 2018
- Foxconn Committed to Hiring 3,000 Veterans; Begins Fall 2018 Military Veteran Recruitment Campaign - Foxconn Technology Group - Sep 12th, 2018
- Eyes on Milwaukee: Foxconn Hiring Real Estate Specialists - Jeramey Jannene - Sep 11th, 2018
- Campaign Cash: Foxconn Partners Are Big Walker Donors - Wisconsin Democracy Campaign - Sep 11th, 2018
- The Foxconn Effect: Mount Pleasant Bond Rating Downgraded - Democratic Party of Wisconsin - Sep 7th, 2018
- Runoff At Foxconn Site Raises Concerns - Ximena Conde - Sep 7th, 2018
- Murphy’s Law: More Foxconn Bells and Whistles - Bruce Murphy - Sep 5th, 2018
- Op Ed: Foxconn UW Funding Good News - Gregory Humphrey - Sep 4th, 2018
- Foxconn Bonus Continues: New $100 Million Wisconn Valley Venture Fund Created to Drive Innovation in Wisconsin - Gov. Scott Walker - Aug 28th, 2018
- Gov. Scott Walker Has Another Foxconn Fueled Campaign Announcement - One Wisconsin Now - Aug 28th, 2018
- $100 Million Foxconn Gift Launches Major New Partnership With UW–Madison - Foxconn Technology Group - Aug 27th, 2018
- 5 Questions Scott Walker Must Answer on Foxconn’s Broken Promises - Democratic Party of Wisconsin - Aug 27th, 2018
- Foxconn Moves the Goalposts…Again. Walker Says Nothing…Again - Democratic Party of Wisconsin - Aug 23rd, 2018
- Murphy’s Law: Foxconn’s Story Changes. Yet Again. - Bruce Murphy - Aug 23rd, 2018
- Governor Walker Visits Foxconn Construction Site to Discuss New Opportunities for Wisconsin Workers - Gov. Scott Walker - Aug 17th, 2018
- Could Foxconn Increase Downstream Flooding? - Scott Gordon - Aug 8th, 2018
- Foxconn Launches $1 Million “Smart Cities—Smart Futures” Competition - Foxconn Technology Group - Aug 7th, 2018
- Governor Walker Announces Initiative to Help Small Contractors Compete for Wisconn Valley Construction Work - Gov. Scott Walker - Aug 6th, 2018
- Wisconsin Receives National Award for Economic Development - Gov. Scott Walker - Aug 3rd, 2018
- DPW Response to Walker’s New Foxconn Ads: Walker Knows He’s In Trouble - Democratic Party of Wisconsin - Jul 31st, 2018
- Campaign Cash: Foxconn Bid Winners Donate $68,000 to Walker - Wisconsin Democracy Campaign - Jul 26th, 2018
- County Board Urges More Transit Options to Foxconn - County Board Chairman Theodore Lipscomb, Sr. - Jul 26th, 2018
- Murphy’s Law: Foxconn Plays Politics for Walker? - Bruce Murphy - Jul 26th, 2018
- Foxconn Issues Request for Proposals for Upgrades and Modernization of Company’s North American Corporate Headquarters in Downtown Milwaukee - Foxconn Technology Group - Jul 25th, 2018
- All bids completed for mainline I-94 North-South Project - Wisconsin Department of Transportation - Jul 24th, 2018
- More Donors to Gov. Scott Walker’s Campaign Get Foxconn Contracts - One Wisconsin Now - Jul 24th, 2018
- Foxconn Awards Contracts to 37 Companies with Wisconsin Operations for Construction of Multipurpose Building at Wisconn Valley Science and Technology Park - Foxconn Technology Group - Jul 24th, 2018
- WEDC Secretary Mark R. Hogan, DOA Secretary Ellen Nowak recognize Merrill Steel for role in Foxconn construction - Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation - Jul 23rd, 2018
- Murphy’s Law: Foxconn Deal Allows Low-Ball Wages - Bruce Murphy - Jul 17th, 2018
- Walker’s Foxconn Flop Tour Continues - State Sen. Jennifer Shilling - Jul 16th, 2018
- MKE County: Talks May Start on Bus to Foxconn - Graham Kilmer - Jul 12th, 2018
- Op Ed: Foxconn Will Be Major Source of Pollution - David H. Petering - Jul 9th, 2018
- Murphy’s Law: Is Foxconn Double Crossing Walker? - Bruce Murphy - Jul 3rd, 2018
- The State of Politics: Foxconn Deal Has Divided the State - Steven Walters - Jul 2nd, 2018
- Campaign Cash: Foxconn Winners Give Big to Walker - Wisconsin Democracy Campaign - Jun 29th, 2018
- Foxconn to Expand Wisconn Valley Innovation Center Network to Green Bay, Wisconsin - Foxconn Technology Group - Jun 29th, 2018
- Governor Walker Celebrates Wisconsin Winning the First LCD Manufacturing Facility in North America Foxconn breaks ground on $10 billion investment - Gov. Scott Walker - Jun 28th, 2018
- Op Ed: Foxconn Deal Will Help My City - Racine Mayor Cory Mason - Jun 28th, 2018
- Foxconn breaking promises before they’ve even broke ground - Democratic Party of Wisconsin - Jun 28th, 2018
- Op Ed: Foxconn Deal Already Paying Dividends - Mark R. Hogan - Jun 26th, 2018
- Village of Mount Pleasant to Certify Foxconn Redevelopment & Blight Resolution in Illegal Meeting - A Better Mt. Pleasant - Jun 19th, 2018
- Foxconn to Adopt World-Class Water Recycling Technology at Wisconn Valley Science and Technology Park - Foxconn Technology Group - Jun 19th, 2018
- Foxconn’s North American Headquarters Opening Downtown - Graham Kilmer - Jun 15th, 2018
- The Contrarian: Highways Issue Will Hurt Republicans - George Mitchell - Jun 15th, 2018
- Challenge to Diversion of Great Lakes Water for Foxconn Moves Forward Amidst an Upsurge of Support for the Compact - Midwest Environmental Advocates - Jun 14th, 2018
- GOP raids transportation fund for Foxconn (again) - State Sen. Jennifer Shilling - Jun 14th, 2018
- Matt Flynn Outlines Legal Strategy to Stop Foxconn - Matt Flynn - Jun 13th, 2018
- Eyes on Milwaukee: Could Foxconn Build Plants Elsewhere in Wisconsin? - Jeramey Jannene - Jun 11th, 2018
- Groups Challenge Legality of Foxconn’s Water Diversion - Chuck Quirmbach - May 29th, 2018
- Diversion of Great Lakes Water for Foxconn Challenged - Milwaukee Riverkeeper - May 25th, 2018
- Kelda Roys Releases Video Featuring Homeowners to be Evicted by Foxconn - Kelda Roys - May 25th, 2018
- Foxconn may break promises to Wisconsin before they even break ground - Democratic Party of Wisconsin - May 23rd, 2018
- Rep. Wachs Responds to News That Foxconn is Cutting Its Investment in Wisconsin - State Rep. Dana Wachs - May 23rd, 2018
- Op Ed: Crony Capitalism of Walker, Hammes, Foxconn - Matt Rothschild - May 22nd, 2018
- Op Ed: Why Democrats Should Embrace Foxconn - Gregory Humphrey - May 21st, 2018
- Roys Makes Foxconn Issue in Governor Race - Chuck Quirmbach - May 16th, 2018
- Follow The Money: Foxconn Edition - Andy Gronik - May 15th, 2018
- Foxconn ties to Walker campaign exposed - State Sen. Jennifer Shilling - May 15th, 2018
- Gov. Scott Walker Orders No Increases for Priorities Like Road Funding, Job Training in Next State Budget - One Wisconsin Now - May 15th, 2018
- Foxconn, Kwik Trip projects receive national acclaim - Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation - May 14th, 2018
- Rep. Wachs Says Walker is Using Taxpayer Money to Line the Pockets of His Donors - State Rep. Dana Wachs - May 14th, 2018
- Mount Pleasant Village Officials Threaten and Censor Foxconn Area Residents - A Better Mt. Pleasant - May 14th, 2018
- Op Ed: Foxconn Deal Will Actually Lose Jobs - William L. Holahan and Charles O. Kroncke - May 11th, 2018
- 2,900-Acre Plan for Foxconn Passed - Chuck Quirmbach - May 10th, 2018
- Flynn Statement on the Illinois Foxconn Lawsuit Against EPA - Matt Flynn - May 7th, 2018
- ICYMI: Illinois to sue EPA over Foxconn pollution - Democratic Party of Wisconsin - May 7th, 2018
- Foxconn Deal Proving Lucrative … For Donors to Gov. Walker’s Campaign - One Wisconsin Now - May 7th, 2018
- Governor Walker Tours State Touting Wisconsin’s Foxconn Bonus - Gov. Scott Walker - May 7th, 2018
- Evers Blasts Walker for Funneling More Tax Dollars to Foxconn - Gov. Tony Evers - May 3rd, 2018
- Back in the News: Pruitt Ruling Allows Foxconn Pollution - Bruce Murphy - May 3rd, 2018
- Shilling Statement on Foxconn - State Sen. Jennifer Shilling - Apr 26th, 2018
- The Contrarian Professor - Scott Gordon - Apr 26th, 2018
- Statement on DNR approval of Racine water diversion - Clean Wisconsin - Apr 25th, 2018
- DNR approves straddling community diversion application from city of Racine - Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources - Apr 25th, 2018
- Bryce Issues Statement on Walker’s Approval of Foxconn’s Air Pollution - Randy Bryce - Apr 24th, 2018
- Legality of Foxconn’s Water Use At Issue - Scott Gordon - Apr 22nd, 2018
- Murphy’s Law: The Full File on Foxconn - Bruce Murphy - Apr 17th, 2018
- Racine Diversion Request Raises Serious Questions; Compact Coalition Urges Regional Review - Compact Implementation Coalition - Apr 16th, 2018
- Foxconn to hold information session for Milwaukee contractors - Ald. Khalif Rainey - Apr 13th, 2018
- Eyes on Milwaukee: Will Foxconn Employ Any Milwaukeeans? - Jeramey Jannene - Apr 12th, 2018
- Ryan departure leaves Foxconn future in question - State Sen. Jennifer Shilling - Apr 12th, 2018
- Release of Council report to ramp up scrutiny of Foxconn development - Ald. Bob Bauman - Apr 11th, 2018
- Op Ed: Billions for Foxconn, Failure for Rural Wisconsin - State Sen. Jon Erpenbach - Apr 9th, 2018
- Where The Great Lakes Compact Ends and Wisconsin Law Begins - Scott Gordon - Apr 5th, 2018
- Murphy’s Law: How Foxconn Will Pollute Wisconsin - Bruce Murphy - Apr 3rd, 2018
- Eyes on Milwaukee: Commuter Rail to Foxconn Proposed - Jeramey Jannene - Mar 28th, 2018
- Op Ed: Journal Sentinel Promotes Phony Foxconn “Report” - Michael Rosen and Charlie Dee - Mar 28th, 2018
- Transit options for Foxconn plant on agenda for Public Transportation Review Board - Ald. Bob Bauman - Mar 27th, 2018
- Op Ed: Why Did MMAC Do Foxconn Study? - James Rowen - Mar 24th, 2018
- Foxconn Package Returns $18 in Economic Impact for Every $1 in State Incentive - Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce - Mar 23rd, 2018
- Petitioners Oppose Foxconn’s Great Lakes Raid - Wisconsin Conservation Voters - Mar 22nd, 2018
- Governor Walker Announces Process for Wisconsin Companies to Bid on Work Related to Foxconn Construction - Gov. Scott Walker - Mar 21st, 2018
- Rep. Dana Wachs Says Foxconn Contracts Already Going Out of State - State Rep. Dana Wachs - Mar 20th, 2018
- Matt Flynn Exposes the False Numbers of the Foxconn Fiasco, Vows to Terminate the Contract - Matt Flynn - Mar 15th, 2018
- Op Ed: Foxconn Water Request Violates Law - James Rowen - Mar 12th, 2018
- Work on WIS 20 set to begin March 15t - Wisconsin Department of Transportation - Mar 9th, 2018
- Bus Line to Foxconn Could Transport Workers - Graham Kilmer - Mar 7th, 2018
- Foxconn Water Raid Gets First Hearing - Wisconsin Conservation Voters - Mar 7th, 2018
- Murphy’s Law: Foxconn Deal Gets Even Worse - Bruce Murphy - Mar 6th, 2018
- New Marquette Law School Poll finds Wisconsin voters divided on benefits of Foxconn deal, but together in support of background checks for gun sales - Marquette University - Mar 5th, 2018
- City Hall: City Will Contest Foxconn Power Deal - Jeramey Jannene - Feb 27th, 2018
- Foxconn Seeks to Raid the Great Lakes - Wisconsin Conservation Voters - Feb 22nd, 2018
- Governor Walker Announces International Mold and Production Relocating Operations from Illinois to Wisconsin - Gov. Scott Walker - Feb 16th, 2018
- Dana Wachs Critiques Gov. Walker’s Photo Op with President Trump, Calls for Real Transportation Solutions - State Rep. Dana Wachs - Feb 12th, 2018
- Eyes on Milwaukee: Plan Provides Amtrak Service for Foxconn - Jeramey Jannene - Feb 8th, 2018
- Expanded Amtrak service for Foxconn plant on agenda for Public Transportation Review Board - Ald. Bob Bauman - Feb 7th, 2018
- Foxconn to replace 10,000 workers in Taiwan with robots - State Rep. David Bowen - Feb 7th, 2018
- Eyes on Milwaukee: Foxconn HQ In Downtown Milwaukee - Jeramey Jannene - Feb 6th, 2018
- Wisconsin’s Foxconn Bonus: Foxconn Purchases Building in Downtown Milwaukee from Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance - Gov. Scott Walker - Feb 6th, 2018
- The Contrarian: Foxconn Not Helping Walker? - George Mitchell - Feb 2nd, 2018
- Op Ed: Hire Local Unemployed at Foxconn - Michael Rosen - Feb 2nd, 2018
- Wisconsin Budget: $1.6 Billion of Foxconn Payout Won’t Create Jobs - Tamarine Cornelius - Jan 31st, 2018
- Foxconn’s investment in Wisconsin named ‘Deal of the Year’ by Business Facilities Magazine - Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation - Jan 25th, 2018
- Resolution seeks to spare Milwaukee We Energies ratepayers from huge Foxconn bill - Ald. Bob Bauman - Jan 17th, 2018
- Governor Walker Announces Wisconsin Career Creator Plan to Support Long-Term Workforce Development Needs - Gov. Scott Walker - Jan 17th, 2018
- Wisconsin State Director of Strategic Economic Initiatives, Matthew Moroney to speak on the FOXCONN Development at AGC Corporate Dinner - Associated General Contractors of Greater Milwaukee - Jan 16th, 2018
- WisDOT soliciting bids for WIS 20 road work in Racine County - Wisconsin Department of Transportation - Jan 10th, 2018
- Op Ed: Foxconn’s Low Return on State Investment - John Torinus - Jan 8th, 2018
- Matt Flynn Attacks Green Light Given to Foxconn to Pollute Wetlands - Matt Flynn - Jan 4th, 2018
- Eyes on Milwaukee: City May Contest Foxconn Electricity Deal - Jeramey Jannene - Jan 4th, 2018
- Public Works Committee to discuss rate hike to fund work at Racine’s Foxconn facility - Ald. Bob Bauman - Jan 2nd, 2018
- Eyes on Milwaukee: Will Milwaukeeans Pay for Foxconn Power? - Jeramey Jannene - Dec 27th, 2017
- Eyes on Milwaukee: Should City Buy 500 Acres in Racine County? - Jeramey Jannene - Dec 23rd, 2017
- Murphy’s Law: Foxconn Subsidy Now Exceeds $4 Billion - Bruce Murphy - Dec 21st, 2017
- Gov. Walker’s Foxconn Scam Already Starting to Unravel as News Breaks of Additional $134 Million Cost to Taxpayers - State Rep. Dana Wachs - Dec 16th, 2017
- Eyes on Milwaukee: Could Milwaukee Build A Foxconn City? - Jeramey Jannene - Dec 13th, 2017
- State Senator Janis Ringhand statement on Foxconn earnings report - State Sen. Janis Ringhand - Nov 15th, 2017
- Foxconn Signing Is a Love Fest - Graham Kilmer - Nov 13th, 2017
- Andy Gronik Statement on Gov. Scott Walker’s Re-Election Foxconn Hail Mary - Andy Gronik - Nov 10th, 2017
- Governor Walker, Foxconn Chairman Gou Sign Historic Agreement to Bring $10 Billion World-Class Advanced Manufacturing Campus, 13,000 Jobs to Wisconsin - Gov. Scott Walker - Nov 10th, 2017
- One Wisconsin Now Statements on Gov. Walker Signing Contract to Implement Largest State Giveaway to A Foreign Corporation in U.S. History - One Wisconsin Now - Nov 10th, 2017
- Gov. Walker’s re-election Hail Mary falls short - State Sen. Jennifer Shilling - Nov 10th, 2017
- The Art of a Desperate Deal - Democratic Party of Wisconsin - Nov 10th, 2017
- Walker Accepts $3 Billion Liability, Rejects Accountability - State Sen. Lena Taylor - Nov 10th, 2017
- Murphy’s Law: Walker Retreats From Foxconn Deal - Bruce Murphy - Nov 9th, 2017
- Top Ten Reasons Wisconsin Got Conned - State Sen. Tim Carpenter - Nov 8th, 2017
- Matt Flynn Statement on the Foxconn Contract - Matt Flynn - Nov 8th, 2017
- Back in the News: WEDC Shifts on Foxconn Contract - Bruce Murphy - Nov 8th, 2017
- Democrats Continue to Lead the Fight to Protect Taxpayers on Foxconn - State Rep. Dianne Hesselbein - Nov 7th, 2017
- Rep. Sargent’s Statement on Second Request for Public Review of Foxconn Contract, WEDC Board’s Two-Day Review - State Rep. Melissa Sargent - Nov 7th, 2017
- WEDC — Seeing Contract Today, A Good First Step, Taxpayer Protection Still Top Priority - State Sen. Tim Carpenter - Nov 6th, 2017
- WisDOT applies for federal Infrastructure For Rebuilding America Grant - Wisconsin Department of Transportation - Oct 31st, 2017
- Gov. Scott Walker’s Foxconn Deal Widely Unpopular Amongst Wisconsinites - Andy Gronik - Oct 26th, 2017
- Murphy’s Law: The Secrets of Foxconn - Bruce Murphy - Oct 26th, 2017
- Matt Flynn Makes Statement on the Corrupt Handling of the Foxconn Contract by Walker’s WEDC - Matt Flynn - Oct 25th, 2017
- Walker jobs agency leaves taxpayers in the dark - State Sen. Jennifer Shilling - Oct 25th, 2017
- Op Ed: Can WEDC Oversee Foxconn Deal? - State Sen. Kathleen Vinehout - Oct 25th, 2017
- The WEDC: As Transparent as Trump with his Tax Return - State Rep. Jimmy Anderson - Oct 24th, 2017
- WEDC Audit Poses New Concerns on Foxconn Deal - State Sen. Lena Taylor - Oct 24th, 2017
- Audit of Walker jobs agency intensifies Foxconn concerns - State Sen. Jennifer Shilling - Oct 24th, 2017
- New poll shows Milwaukee area’s divided feelings on Foxconn, views on other topics as Marquette Law School launches expanded public policy program - Marquette University - Oct 24th, 2017
- Walker Administration Keeps Details of Foxconn Deal Secret as Agency Entrusted With Overseeing Deal Subject of Another Critical Review - One Wisconsin Now - Oct 24th, 2017
- Andy Gronik Urges WEDC To Release Foxconn Contract Details Before Vote, Collect Public Feedback - Andy Gronik - Oct 23rd, 2017
- Wisconsin Can’t Afford Another Foxconn “Nuclear Bomb” - Democratic Party of Wisconsin - Oct 20th, 2017
- What are Walker and Foxconn hiding? - Democratic Party of Wisconsin - Oct 17th, 2017
- Foxconn gamble shrouded in secrecy - State Sen. Jennifer Shilling - Oct 16th, 2017
- Court Watch: Foxconn Law Transforms State Courts - Margo Kirchner - Oct 12th, 2017
- Walker and Forty-Fifth President Sweeten Deal for Foxconn - State Sen. Lena Taylor - Sep 28th, 2017
- Walker picks Foxconn over Wisconsin schools and roads - State Sen. Jennifer Shilling - Sep 18th, 2017
- Governor Walker Signs Wisconn Valley Special Session Bill into Law - Gov. Scott Walker - Sep 18th, 2017
- The State of Politics: Mr. Gou – Your Turn - Steven Walters - Sep 18th, 2017
- Governor Walker Applauds Legislature for Approving Wisconn Valley Special Session Bill - Gov. Scott Walker - Sep 14th, 2017
- Governor Walker Releases Statement on Bipartisan Senate Passage of Wisconn Valley Special Session Legislation - Gov. Scott Walker - Sep 12th, 2017
- WEDC’s Poor Jobs Accountability Record Makes Foxconn Deal a Scandal Waiting to Happen - Citizen Action of Wisconsin - Sep 11th, 2017
- Op Ed: Foxconn Deal Suspends Judicial Rules - Wisconsin Democracy Campaign - Sep 11th, 2017
- GOP Puts $3 Billion Foxconn Thumb on Scales of Justice - One Wisconsin Now - Sep 5th, 2017
- Op Ed: Foxconn Multiplier Overstates New Jobs - William L. Holahan and Charles O. Kroncke - Sep 2nd, 2017
- Walker administration misleads on environmental rollbacks for Foxconn - State Rep. Katrina Shankland - Aug 31st, 2017
- Murphy’s Law: Newest Deal Shows Foxconn Flaws - Bruce Murphy - Aug 29th, 2017
- The State of Politics: Would Democratic Governor Kill Foxconn Deal? - Steven Walters - Aug 28th, 2017
- Op Ed: Illinois Loves Our Foxconn Deal - State Sen. Kathleen Vinehout - Aug 26th, 2017
- Biking: Foxconn, Biking and State Roads - Dave Cieslewicz - Aug 25th, 2017
- Op Ed: Foxconn Should Embrace Green Goals - John Torinus - Aug 24th, 2017
- Washington State Representative Offers Warning for Wisconsin on Foxconn - One Wisconsin Now - Aug 24th, 2017
- Murphy’s Law: Paper Peddles Bogus Foxconn Report - Bruce Murphy - Aug 23rd, 2017
- Representative Lisa Subeck Calls on Joint Finance Committee Co-Chairs to Focus on Budget, Prioritize People over Profits - State Rep. Lisa Subeck - Aug 22nd, 2017
- Governor Walker Highlights Opportunities Foxconn Brings for Wisconsin’s Healthcare Industry - Gov. Scott Walker - Aug 22nd, 2017
- The State of Politics: Foxconn Biggest Deal in State History - Steven Walters - Aug 21st, 2017
- Statewide Online Tool Assists Wisconsin Companies Seeking to Do Business with Foxconn - Gov. Scott Walker - Aug 21st, 2017
- The Senate Must be The Grownups in the Room… Again. - State Sen. Tim Carpenter - Aug 21st, 2017
- Op Ed: The Many Broken Promises of Foxconn - State Rep. David Bowen - Aug 20th, 2017
- Rep. Goyke Statement on Foxconn Special Session Bill - State Rep. Evan Goyke - Aug 18th, 2017
- Wisconsin Budget: Foxconn Could Take Till 2058 To Pay Off - Jon Peacock - Aug 18th, 2017
- Governor Walker Releases Statement on Bipartisan Assembly Passage of Wisconn Valley Special Session Legislation - Gov. Scott Walker - Aug 18th, 2017
- Republican Agenda Puts Corporate Welfare Package for Taiwanese Company Ahead of our Public Schools - State Rep. Dianne Hesselbein - Aug 17th, 2017
- Rep. Sinicki Votes No on Foxconn Package - State Rep. Christine Sinicki - Aug 17th, 2017
- Statement from Rep. Barca on the Assembly Passage of Foxconn Bill - State Rep. Peter Barca - Aug 17th, 2017
- Facts on Foxconn Trump Proponents’ Protestations Deal Would Benefit Wisconsin - One Wisconsin Now - Aug 17th, 2017
- Foxconn Debate Cheat Sheet - State Rep. Gordon Hintz - Aug 17th, 2017
- $3 Billion Foxconn Boondoggle Sells Out Wisconsin’s Future to Foreign Corporation - State Rep. Lisa Subeck - Aug 17th, 2017
- Op Ed: How to Get a Better Deal From Foxconn - John Torinus - Aug 17th, 2017
- Data Wonk: Will Foxconn Deal Fight Poverty? - Bruce Thompson - Aug 16th, 2017
- Governor Walker Moderates Foxconn Roundtable Discussion in Green Bay - Gov. Scott Walker - Aug 16th, 2017
- Op Ed: Where Will Foxconn Find Workers? - State Rep. Gordon Hintz - Aug 16th, 2017
- Vukmir: The time is now for Foxconn - Assistant Majority Leader Leah Vukmir - Aug 15th, 2017
- Foxconn tax break could exceed $1 million per job - State Sen. Jennifer Shilling - Aug 14th, 2017
- Paul Ryan Challenger Opposes $3 Billion Corporate Handout to Foxconn - Cathy Myers - Aug 14th, 2017
- The State of Politics: 10 Tough Questions About Foxconn Deal - Steven Walters - Aug 14th, 2017
- Dana Wachs Announces Opposition to Foxconn Package - State Rep. Dana Wachs - Aug 13th, 2017
- Campaign Cash: Did Foxconn Lobby Illegally? - Wisconsin Democracy Campaign - Aug 12th, 2017
- Statement from Rep. Barca Regarding Republican Amendment to Foxconn Bill - State Rep. Peter Barca - Aug 11th, 2017
- Statement: Amendment to Special Session Assembly Bill 1 - Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos - Aug 11th, 2017
- Op Ed: Renegotiate the Foxconn Deal - Matt Flynn - Aug 11th, 2017
- Murphy’s Law: Walker’s Desperate Deal With Foxconn - Bruce Murphy - Aug 10th, 2017
- Foxconn Deal Flounders in State Legislature - One Wisconsin Now - Aug 10th, 2017
- If ‘Ifs’ and ‘Buts’ Are Candies and Nuts We’ll Have Foxconn Deal Paid Off in 2043 - One Wisconsin Now - Aug 9th, 2017
- Rep. Shankland: Statement on Foxconn Analysis - State Rep. Katrina Shankland - Aug 8th, 2017
- Foxconn Fiscal Analysis Deeply Troubling for Wisconsin Taxpayers - State Rep. David Crowley - Aug 8th, 2017
- Statement from Rep. Barca on New Fiscal Analysis of Proposed Foxconn Deal - State Rep. Peter Barca - Aug 8th, 2017
- Rep. Hintz Statement on Foxconn Cost to Taxpayers - State Rep. Gordon Hintz - Aug 8th, 2017
- Campaign Cash: Bill Has $10 Million Giveaway to Fiserv - Wisconsin Democracy Campaign - Aug 8th, 2017
- Wisconsin Veterans Chamber of Commerce Calls For Foxconn Project to Include Disabled Veteran Owned Businesses - Wisconsin Veterans Chamber of Commerce - Aug 7th, 2017
- Wisconsin Budget: The High Cost of Foxconn - Jon Peacock - Aug 4th, 2017
- What Does the Foxconn CEO Say About His Employees? - One Wisconsin Now - Aug 4th, 2017
- Foxconn Hearing: Big Promises, Little Details, Lacks Transportation Plan - State Rep. David Crowley - Aug 3rd, 2017
- One Wisconsin Now Testimony on Foxconn Subsidy Legislation - One Wisconsin Now - Aug 3rd, 2017
- No Guarantees to Prevent Wisconsin Tax Dollars From Subsidizing Illinois Jobs in Foxconn Deal - One Wisconsin Now - Aug 2nd, 2017
- Unnecessary to Sacrifice Natural Resources for Foxconn - Wisconsin Conservation Voters - Jul 31st, 2017
- Statement from Rep. Barca on Foxconn Developments - State Rep. Peter Barca - Jul 28th, 2017
- The Contrarian: Walker’s Reelection Now A Certainty - George Mitchell - Jul 28th, 2017
- Eyes on Milwaukee: Foxconn Loves Wisconsin, Walker - Jeramey Jannene - Jul 27th, 2017
- Governor Walker, Foxconn Founder and CEO Terry Gou Sign Memorandum of Understanding in Milwaukee - Gov. Scott Walker - Jul 27th, 2017
- REALTORS® Welcome Foxconn - Greater Milwaukee Association of REALTORS® - Jul 27th, 2017
- MATC Statement on Foxconn - Milwaukee Area Technical College - Jul 26th, 2017
- Statement from Rep. Barca on Foxconn Economic Development Announcement - State Rep. Peter Barca - Jul 26th, 2017
- Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele Statement on Foxconn Announcement - County Executive Chris Abele - Jul 26th, 2017
- Global High-Tech Manufacturer Foxconn Announces $10 Billion Investment, Will Create 13,000 Jobs in New Wisconsin Campus - Gov. Scott Walker - Jul 26th, 2017
- Foxconn Frenzy: Proceed with Caution - State Sen. Chris Larson - Jul 26th, 2017
- Shilling cautious on Foxconn announcement - State Sen. Jennifer Shilling - Jul 26th, 2017
- Op Ed: Loss of Talgo Train Hurts Foxconn Deal - James Rowen - Jul 20th, 2017
- Mayor Barrett Supports Siting Foxconn Facility in Southeastern Wisconsin - Mayor Tom Barrett - Jul 17th, 2017
- On the Air: How Likely Is It Foxconn Will Create 10,000 Jobs? - Urban Milwaukee - Jul 13th, 2017
- Murphy’s Law: Walker Building Yesterday’s Economy - Bruce Murphy - Jul 13th, 2017
- Eyes on Milwaukee: Foxconn Lands in Milwaukee - Jeramey Jannene - Jul 10th, 2017
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