Tom Still: Economic summits can encourage change, even if it’s slow coming
Economic summits are platforms for examining Wisconsin’s economic strengths, weaknesses and emerging challenges – even if action may be years or decades away.
Amy Curtis: The latest Marquette University Law poll is great news for Tom Tiffany
Crowley’s unfavorables jumped 15 points in a month, while his favorable rating fell by two.
Dave Cieslewicz: Crowley still has the edge
The latest Marquette poll is out and it’s sort of good news for Democrats. Kind of. The bottom line is that Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Crowley still has pretty much the same edge that he held over Republican Tom Tiffany a month or so ago. Although, an already close race appears to be tightening a little.
James Wigderson: Race for Wisconsin governor is close – again
Given a choice between being Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley and Republican Congressman Tom Tiffany, you would definitely want to be Crowley right now.
David Blaska: Tiffany and Crowley walk a tightrope
Blaska’s Bottom Line: OI’ Sparky, our Eisenhower-era mainframe computer, predicts that Crowley, while saddled with Hong (the little firebrand nearly won the nomination) will not share the same stage or screen. Bernie, A.O.C., and Hasan Piker are persona non grata. Likewise, Tiffany will keep Trump at arm’s length just as Tammy Baldwin avoided a wounded Joe Biden two years ago in Madison.
Brooke Beardsley: Wisconsin agriculture’s future is counting on your vote
When I say voting is the answer, I mean it in the most practical sense possible. The decisions being made right now about land use, affordability, and healthcare will determine whether taking over the family farm is a real option for my generation or just a nostalgic idea.
Colleston Morgan: MPS still needs a plan: Full minds, not half-empty buildings
The Milwaukee Board of School Directors promised residents a comprehensive facilities plan – and the city’s families and taxpayers have done their part. After years of dithering and delay, the school board has an obligation to produce a plan that actually matches the scale of the problem.
Michael Lucas: NRC Approves U.S.’s first small modular nuclear reactor
The NRC’s approval of this technology is a welcome development for those in the AI industry who have great demand for new, reliable power sources.
THU News Summary: Crowley holds narrow lead over Tiffany in latest Marquette poll
TOP STORIES Crowley narrowly leads Tiffany in latest Marquette poll… [Sept. 16-23 poll of 692 likely voters found Crowley 49, Tiffany 47, Undecided 5. 46-45-9 among 846 registered voters. Similar to August poll. Crowley 44-18-39 among Indies. MU Law pollster
Crowley campaign: Three billionaires have dropped another $24 million to buy Wisconsin’s governor’s office for Congressman Tiffany
MILWAUKEE – Three billionaires are trying to buy Wisconsin’s governor’s office for Congressman Tom Tiffany, as new campaign finance reports show that they’ve funneled nearly $24 million to his campaign through the Republican Party of Wisconsin. That’s 90% of the total
Berman campaign: New Berman ad in WI-01, “Bucks,” calls out Steil on corruption
RACINE, WI — Today, the Mitchell Berman for Congress campaign released a new TV ad, “Bucks,” in coordination with the DCCC. The ad contrasts ER nurse Berman’s commitment to grassroots public service against career politician Bryan Steil’s booming personal wealth while in
Wisconsin Native Vote: Hosts pow wow to get out the Native vote in the Nov. 3 election
CRANDON – On Saturday, Oct. 3, Indigenous communities from across the state will gather at the Forest County Potawatomi Community Center to practice culture, heal in community, and generate excitement for voting on Nov. 3. The event, Pow Wow the Vote,
WisGOP: Posts record fundraising haul heading into November
MADISON, Wis. – The Republican Party of Wisconsin is heading into the November election with the strongest fundraising position in recent memory. Year-to-date, WisGOP has raised $42.3 million. In this reporting cycle alone, the party has raised $29.6 million, more than
Van Orden campaign: Rebecca Cooke’s full blown tantrum
LA CROSSE, WI. – The only candidate in this race running false ads is Rebecca Cooke. Today’s cease-and-desist stunt is nothing more than an attempt to distract from the two demonstrably false ads Cooke’s campaign is currently running against Derrick
WisDems: Derrick Van Orden remains unapologetically in line with increasingly unpopular President Donald Trump
MADISON, Wis. — Today’s Marquette Law Poll shows that Wisconsinites’ support of Donald Trump continues to plummet as a result of the economic pain caused by his administration. Despite the fact that Wisconsinites have been overwhelming clear in their disapproval of the Trump administration, Derrick Van