State Superintendent Tony Evers chalked up his easy win over challenger Lowell Holtz to his role as "the chief advocate" of public school kids.
Evers also struck an optimistic tone last night about the future of the state, telling reporters and a crowd of some 50 supporters in downtown Madison, including Dem legislative leaders Rep. Peter Barca and Sen. Jennifer Shilling, that despite the problems...
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