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Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson and Voces de la Frontera's Christine Neumann-Ortiz share why they think Milwaukee should or should not host the Republican National Convention.
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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.
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Republicans are deciding whether to hold their presidential nominating convention in 2024 in Milwaukee, the largest Democratic stronghold in battleground Wisconsin, or in Nashville, Tennessee, a Democratic city in a GOP-controlled state.
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Tuesday, a Madison judge ordered release of Michael Gableman's 2020 presidential election probe documents. It also came out that Gableman now has a contract extension with Republican lawmakers that will allow him to keep going with his controversial, taxpayer-funded probe.
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State attorneys general and the House committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol are digging deeper into the role that fake slates of electors played in the desperate effort by then-President Donald Trump to cling to power after his 2020 defeat.
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On Thursday, Republican National Committee officials toured Milwaukee. The city is one of three finalists in talks to host the 2024 Republican National Convention.
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As Rep. Ramthun enters Wisconsin governor race, effects on Republican primary could cut several waysWUWM looks at what the state Rep. Timothy Ramthun candidacy means for the Republican primary for Wisconsin governor.
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Wisconsin Republicans on Wednesday proposed making it unconstitutional to accept private grant money to help administer elections, the latest front in the ongoing battle over how to run elections in the presidential battleground state.
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Wisconsin Republican leaders are fast-tracking a package of bills released Tuesday that would clamp down on who can obtain absentee ballots, give a GOP-controlled committee the power to eliminate staff and cut funding to state agencies and force the elections commission to get legislative approval before spending any federal money.
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Racine County politician Robin Vos sits for a deposition in connection to a GOP-backed probe of the 2020 presidential election in Wisconsin.