Main Street Action: New poll: Francesca Hong holds commanding lead in Wisconsin Democratic governor primary
Contact: Shawn Phetteplace, Main Street Action, 608-385-6488 Survey shows Hong at 44 percent with two weeks to go after election shake-up READ HERE MADISON, Wis., July 28th, 2026 — A new poll of likely Wisconsin Democratic primary voters, conducted by
Crowley campaign: Crowley fundraising surges to over $775,000 raised since re-entering race
Contact: press@crowleyforwi.com Crowley campaign is the only one with resources to compete with the RGA spending to meddle in Democratic primary MILWAUKEE, Wis. – Today, Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, candidate for Governor of Wisconsin, announced that his campaign has
Beck campaign: Commits to “Unrig Washington”
Contact: Christina Kier, Communications Manager 414-795-8340 (Mobile) Email: christina@beckforcongress.com Democratic Candidate joins more than 250 candidates committed to ending Citizens United West Bend, WI – July 13, 2026 Andy Beck, Candidate for Wisconsin’s 5th Congressional District, has committed to participating
Physicians for Social Responsibility Wisconsin: Madison community to commemorate Hiroshima and Nagasaki with Lanterns for Peace on August 6 as nuclear risks rise
Annual gathering comes at a time of rising global conflict and growing concern over the threat of nuclear war Contact: Marta Karlov, EDPSR Wisconsinwww.psr-wisconsin.org +1 (608) 232-9945 Madison, WI — July 2026 — With the 81st anniversary of the atomic bombings
U.S. Rep. Pocan: ICYMI: Punchbowl News: Pocan’s FSGG oversight wish list
Contact: Matt Handverger (Pocan) MADISON, WI – Yesterday, Punchbowl News profiled U.S. Representative Mark Pocan (WI-02) and his goals for the House Appropriations’ Financial Services and General Government Subcommittee in their Portal newsletter: Pocan’s FSGG Oversight Wish ListOne of the Trump administration’s biggest headaches next year could be an
Don Millis: Absentee ballot changes inconsistent with Wisconsin law
I understand why voters who have already cast their ballots for any candidate might want to might want to change their vote. But the costs and risks of such a policy are just too great.
Steven Walters: What explains Evers endorsement of David Crowley for governor?
He had expressly avoided endorsing anyone for governor, including 3 Democrats who worked for him.
Bruce Murphy: Madison police killing will shake up Democratic race for governor
The issue will drive election turnout, help and hurt Hong. How will it impact other candidates?
Shaundra Brown: Madison’s Independent Police Monitor improves policing
In the aftermath of Madison police having killed another Black man, the debate over the Office of the Independent Monitor is even more critical.
Gregory Humphrey: Dangerous sleight of hand behind Wisconsin’s proposed ‘anti‑discrimination’ amendment
Wisconsin voters are being asked this November to consider a constitutional amendment that arrives dressed as a tribute to equality but carries consequences that would undermine it.
Buckley Brinkman: Will AI Become an Airline?
Will AI mature like search or social media, where providers capture most of the value? Or will it play out more like the airline industry, where operators run enormously complex businesses but pass most of the value to their customers?
Marina Dimitrijevic and Russell W. Stamper, II: Why we support a temporary moratorium on new data centers
Milwaukee doesn’t have to choose between innovation and self-determination, but it does have to choose whether residents help write the rules or simply live with them. The people of Milwaukee, not AI, and not the companies selling it, should decide what comes next.
Gregg Hoffmann: GreenLight mine on list for green light
Aspects of the GreenLight mine in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest could get the green light as early as May of next year.
Dan Knodl: Why Wisconsin needs to provide more taxpayer protections
Government should not exist to maximize revenue. The purpose of government is to provide essential services efficiently and effectively while respecting the taxpayers who fund those services. Constitutional protections for taxpayers would help restore that balance.