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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement AARP Wisconsin From WisPolitics.com … — Early, in-person voting begins today under a federal appeals court ruling from earlier this summer. Madison announced it will provide 13 drive-up voting locations starting today. Along with offering
The tab for private attorneys hired by GOP lawmakers has now hit nearly $4.8 million this session, fueled recently by fights over Gov. Tony Evers’ orders during the COVID-19 pandemic and a string of election lawsuits. The tab jumps to
Milwaukee is one of the markets that will see the DNC‘s latest TV ad, which knocks President Trump on his response to COVID-19. The party, which released the spot yesterday, said this morning it will run on cable networks in
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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement AARP Wisconsin From WisPolitics.com … — Early, in-person voting begins today under a federal appeals court ruling from earlier this summer. Madison announced it will provide 13 drive-up voting locations starting today. Along with offering absentee voting outdoors, the city is taking a series of
The tab for private attorneys hired by GOP lawmakers has now hit nearly $4.8 million this session, fueled recently by fights over Gov. Tony Evers’ orders during the COVID-19 pandemic and a string of election lawsuits. The tab jumps to $5.5 million when legal bills from the Wisconsin Elections Commission
Milwaukee is one of the markets that will see the DNC‘s latest TV ad, which knocks President Trump on his response to COVID-19. The party, which released the spot yesterday, said this morning it will run on cable networks in Milwaukee with a target audience of parents with school-aged children