Tom Barrett, JB Van Hollen, Scott Klug, Michael Tate: The proof is in the paper: How Wisconsin protects every vote
Wisconsin elections are safe and secure — not because anyone says so, but because the evidence is there for anyone willing to look. Confidence in our elections should be earned. In Wisconsin, it can be.
Tom Still: Business can suffer from unsupported claims of election fraud
If the credibility of elections crumbles for no proven reason, everything from attracting foreign investment to U.S. shores to the dollar’s status as the world’s primary currency will be at risk.
Bill Berry: Tiffany and Crowley silent on some major Wisconsin issues
When all is said and done, some of the most critical issues of the day will have received little or no attention.
Dan Shafer: David Crowley is the favorite to win the race for governor in Wisconsin
Breaking down the final pre-election Marquette University Law School Poll of the 2026 campaign.
Bruce Murphy: Should voters reduce governor’s veto power?
It will create a more democratic system no matter which party controls the governor’s chair.
Martha Fernandez: Wisconsin’s leave law protects the job. Nobody plans the return.
Plan the return when the leave begins. Decide who will be the employee’s single point of contact, what the first two weeks back will look like, and whether a schedule change is possible.
Daniel Sem: The new path for affordable and flexible healthcare for Wisconsin small businesses and their employees
Wisconsin has a new opportunity to help solve one of this country’s thorniest problems: the cost of healthcare for small businesses and employees without access to traditional group health insurance.
Scott Walker: Truth-allergic politicians do not improve once elected
The mask is starting to come off for several radical candidates who are trying to appear reasonable in the last few days before the midterms.
RAGA continues to pare back spending in Wisconsin AG race
The Republican Attorneys General Association continues to pull back its buy in Wisconsin’s race, widening the spending disparity between GOP nominee Eric Toney and Dem incumbent Josh Kaul.
USDA: Awards $450,000 for new fire engine in Genoa
(Stevens Point, Wis., October 28, 2026) — U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development Wisconsin State Director Andrew C. Iverson announced a $450,000 grant to help the town of Genoa buy a new fire engine for its volunteer fire department. “Volunteer
Gov. Evers: Encourages eligible Wisconsinites to get out to vote in the November 3rd general election
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today delivered his weekly radio address encouraging eligible Wisconsin voters to get out to vote in the November 3rd General Election. To find your polling place, see what is on your ballot in this election, and check your
Wis Dems: COUNTDOWN: Five days out from Election Day, high gas prices have bankrupted Wisconsin farmers thanks to MAGA extremist Congressman Tom Tiffany
MADISON, Wis. — Leading up to Election Day, we’ll be tracking gas prices in Wisconsin that are still sky-high thanks to Congressman Tom Tiffany’s five votes to continue Trump’s war-of-choice in Iran. Five Days Out: High gas prices have bankrupted Wisconsin farmers.
A Better WI Together: Ten terrifying things about Tom Tiffany
MADISON, Wis. — MAGA Congressman and candidate for Wisconsin governor Tom Tiffany’s record of far-right extremism gets scarier by the day. “As hard as he’s been trying, Congressman Tiffany can’t hide from his horrific record,” A Better Wisconsin Together Communications Director Lucy
Gov. Evers: Celebrates Brewers’ first-ever World Series Win, proclaims Brewers “Won Our Way” Day
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today proclaimed Fri., Oct. 30, 2026, as Brewers “Won Our Way” Day in Wisconsin as the state celebrates the Milwaukee Brewers’ historic first-ever World Series Championship win. The Brewers’ World Series win capped off a historic postseason
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin: Delivers $6.6 million to improve road safety across Wisconsin
WISCONSIN – Today, U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) announced Wisconsin communities will receive $6.6 million in federal funding to make their roads safer. The funding, from the Baldwin-backed Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, will help communities across the state make targeted safety improvements