MEDIA CONTACT Mike Browne, Deputy Director mike@OneWisconsinNow.org (608) 444-3483 Attack on Voter Rights Launched Just Days After Suffering Statewide Election Losses in 2012 and 2018 MADISON, Wis. — Mere days after losing every statewide office on the ballot in the November 2018
CONTACT: 608.266.2300 or DORCommunications@wisconsin.gov General Purpose Revenue ($ in thousands – rounded) Collections for Month Collections to Date Revenue Source FY18 FY19 % change FY18 FY19 % change Individual Income 575,418 625,240 8.7% 2,967,844
CONTACT AshLee Strong 202-225-0600 WASHINGTON—House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) will deliver his farewell address at 1:00 p.m. ET today at the Library of Congress. Following are excerpts from the address, which you can watch live on Speaker.gov: On the accomplishments of
MADISON — Madison-area journalists and their supporters last week raised $850 to support student journalists at UW-Madison. The fundraising took place at the annual holiday party organized by the Madison chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists in conjunction with
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Vote now for WisPoliticos, ads of 2018 Voting is now open for WisPolitics.com’s annual Dem and Republican “WisPolitico of the Year” and “Ad of the Year.” The last day of voting is Friday. Go to
Voting is now open for WisPolitics.com’s annual Dem and Republican “WisPolitico of the Year” and “Ad of the Year.”
Suits by governor, legislature, citizens coming on lame duck laws, gerrymandering.
RightWisconsin Editor James Wigderson and WTMJ-AM’s Steve Scaffidi look back at 2018.
My guess is that the Wisconsin Legislature’s Republicans had no idea what kind of public relations blunder they had committed when they decided to pass a bunch of laws to make the jobs of the governor and attorney general the people of Wisconsin had just elected a little more difficult.
Every election loser knows the drill: you take the stage, speak into the microphone, concede to the winner, tough it all out and move on, because the people had spoken and that’s how that game is played and completed. Refusing to do so, and then changing the rules and the import of the result out of spite, and in service to your often secret financial backers, is a serious and dangerous thing to do.
We have very few living reminders of how our political culture once was in this state. Perhaps no one characterized that better than Kraus.
Over the last 50 years, the United States has passed legislation outlawing discrimination based on religion, race, gender, sexual orientation and political affiliation. Yet, as the racial and ethnic composition of the country continues to change, and the disruptive business landscape requires new skills and unique perspectives in the workforce, it’s no longer enough for companies to simply remain within the laws.
BELOIT, Wis. – Yesterday, Rock County Circuit Court Judge Derrick Grubb submitted over 350 signatures to the Wisconsin Elections Commission in support of his candidacy to get on the ballot for the spring election. The Commission requires 200 signatures. Judge
MEDIA CONTACT Mike Browne, Deputy Director mike@OneWisconsinNow.org (608) 444-3483 Attack on Voter Rights Launched Just Days After Suffering Statewide Election Losses in 2012 and 2018 MADISON, Wis. — Mere days after losing every statewide office on the ballot in the November 2018 election, Wisconsin Republicans began drafting legislation to restrict voting. The Wisconsin
CONTACT: 608.266.2300 or DORCommunications@wisconsin.gov General Purpose Revenue ($ in thousands – rounded) Collections for Month Collections to Date Revenue Source FY18 FY19 % change FY18 FY19 % change Individual Income 575,418 625,240 8.7% 2,967,844 3,161,216 6.5% General Sales &
CONTACT AshLee Strong 202-225-0600 WASHINGTON—House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) will deliver his farewell address at 1:00 p.m. ET today at the Library of Congress. Following are excerpts from the address, which you can watch live on Speaker.gov: On the accomplishments of this Congress: Three years ago, when we last gathered in
MADISON — Madison-area journalists and their supporters last week raised $850 to support student journalists at UW-Madison. The fundraising took place at the annual holiday party organized by the Madison chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists in conjunction with the Capitol press corps. The SPJ Madison Pro Chapter will
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Voting is now open for WisPolitics.com’s annual Dem and Republican “WisPolitico of the Year” and “Ad of the Year.”
Suits by governor, legislature, citizens coming on lame duck laws, gerrymandering.
RightWisconsin Editor James Wigderson and WTMJ-AM’s Steve Scaffidi look back at 2018.
My guess is that the Wisconsin Legislature’s Republicans had no idea what kind of public relations blunder they had committed when they decided to pass a bunch of laws to make the jobs of the governor and attorney general the people of Wisconsin had just elected a little more difficult.
Every election loser knows the drill: you take the stage, speak into the microphone, concede to the winner, tough it all out and move on, because the people had spoken and that’s how that game is played and completed. Refusing to do so, and then changing the rules and the import of the result out of spite, and in service to your often secret financial backers, is a serious and dangerous thing to do.
We have very few living reminders of how our political culture once was in this state. Perhaps no one characterized that better than Kraus.
Over the last 50 years, the United States has passed legislation outlawing discrimination based on religion, race, gender, sexual orientation and political affiliation. Yet, as the racial and ethnic composition of the country continues to change, and the disruptive business landscape requires new skills and unique perspectives in the workforce, it’s no longer enough for companies to simply remain within the laws.
BELOIT, Wis. – Yesterday, Rock County Circuit Court Judge Derrick Grubb submitted over 350 signatures to the Wisconsin Elections Commission in support of his candidacy to get on the ballot for the spring election. The Commission requires 200 signatures. Judge Grubb said, “I am proud to have a strong showing