State Superintendent Tony Evers struck an optimistic tone about the future of Wisconsin, especially for the state’s public schools, as he addressed a supportive crowd following his re-election victory. “We have lots of problems in the state, but we can
The Associated Press is projecting incumbent State Superintendent Tony Evers will win re-election over challenger Lowell Holtz. The AP called it just 27 minutes after polls closed in the only contested statewide race on the spring ballot. Check back in
Justice Annette Ziegler, who was unopposed today for another 10-year term, thanked her family and supporters for her victory, saying serving on the Supreme Court is “an honor and privilege.” “I look forward to continuing to work with my colleagues
Assembly Minority Leader Peter Barca pushed back on GOP concerns over a fundraising appeal Dems sent out during today’s debate on opioid addiction bills, though he acknowledged the email probably “could’ve been better timed.” Dems today proposed amendments on some of
The Assembly has adjourned after passing several bills but will be back on Thursday morning to vote on a bill Dems objected to today. The bill, AB 109, makes changes to a law passed last session that lets towns withdraw
State Superintendent Tony Evers struck an optimistic tone about the future of Wisconsin, especially for the state’s public schools, as he addressed a supportive crowd following his re-election victory. “We have lots of problems in the state, but we can roll up our sleeves and solve them,” he said. Speaking
The Associated Press is projecting incumbent State Superintendent Tony Evers will win re-election over challenger Lowell Holtz. The AP called it just 27 minutes after polls closed in the only contested statewide race on the spring ballot. Check back in at WisPolitics.com to see more results and updates.
Justice Annette Ziegler, who was unopposed today for another 10-year term, thanked her family and supporters for her victory, saying serving on the Supreme Court is “an honor and privilege.” “I look forward to continuing to work with my colleagues on the Supreme Court to uphold the law in an
Assembly Minority Leader Peter Barca pushed back on GOP concerns over a fundraising appeal Dems sent out during today’s debate on opioid addiction bills, though he acknowledged the email probably “could’ve been better timed.” Dems today proposed amendments on some of those bills that would’ve ensured Wisconsin accepted the Medicaid expansion
The Assembly has adjourned after passing several bills but will be back on Thursday morning to vote on a bill Dems objected to today. The bill, AB 109, makes changes to a law passed last session that lets towns withdraw from Dane County zoning rules. Dems raised concerns that the