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Wisconsin Republicans have voted not to endorse anyone for governor ahead of the GOP primary in August, after many activists rose up against the move. The Republican endorsement has been highly sought after because it unlocks funding from the state party.
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The closest battle would appear to be over endorsing a candidate for governor.
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A new Marquette Law School Poll shows the Democratic U.S. Senate race has tightened. It also highlights the issues that might motivate voters.
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The Republican-ordered investigation into the 2020 election in Wisconsin that was supposed to wrap up this week will continue just as Donald Trump urged, but with no more taxpayer money to pay for it.
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Republican Tim Michels, a multimillionaire construction company co-owner who last ran for office nearly two decades ago, has launched his campaign for governor in Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Gableman, are collaborating on the $676,000 investigation into alleged election fraud launched by GOP Assembly Speaker Robin Vos. Although he lacks a contract or official role in Gableman’s taxpayer-funded investigation, Kaardal has become a de facto lead investigator. A Wisconsin Watch analysis shows roughly half of the chapters in Gableman’s 136-page interim report are based on Kaardal’s work.
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Former Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch was part of Walker administration's effort to bring Foxconn to Wisconsin. Now, Democrats and labor groups are stepping up their criticism of Republican candidate for governor and her early support of the promised factory.
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The approximately 13-hour recount produced no changes in vote totals. Sean Lowe won Wauwatosa's District 5 aldermanic race 703-702.
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The seven Wisconsin Supreme Court justices hear a major case that could affect the remaining 2022 elections and beyond.
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Republican-backed candidates in local school board races came out as big winners in the Milwaukee suburbs that are critical for the GOP in statewide elections, but had mixed results in other parts of battleground Wisconsin. Tuesday's school board elections in Wisconsin were among the earliest nationwide this year and are the latest sign of how politicized typically nonpartisan races for local offices are becoming across the country.