Tuesday Last Recommended Day For Putting Absentee Ballots In The Mail

Ballots must arrive at a voter's municipal clerk's office by the time polls close at 8 p.m. on Election Day.

Ballot Spoiling In Wisconsin Remains Banned As Clerks Continue Prepping For Election Day

The practice allows a voter who has already submitted an absentee ballot to void it and vote again.

Outside Spending On Wisconsin Elections Hits New High

Express advocacy groups supporting Republicans have spent $39M compared to $12M doled out by Democrat-supporting groups.

Disability Advocates Lay Out Rule Changes, Accommodations Ahead Of November Election

Since the 2020 election, there have been numerous lawsuits over how a Wisconsin voter is able to cast a ballot.

Funding Secured For Electric School Buses In These Wisconsin Districts

Nearly 20 school districts in Wisconsin can expect federal funding to purchase new electric buses.

Republican Voters Looking For A Fight Are Turning To Ron Johnson Again

He is leading his Democratic opponent, Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes, by about six points, according to a recent Marquette Law School poll.

Social Security Advocates Hope To Galvanize Wisconsin Midterm Voters

Sens. Rick Scott of Florida and Ron Johnson of Wisconsin have put Social Security and similar programs on an agenda for the GOP.

Dead Bird With Images Of Mandela Barnes Left Outside Kenosha NAACP President's Home

The tone of political messaging targeting Barnes has raised the concerns of several groups in recent weeks.

U.S. Supreme Court Denies Right-Wing Firm's Attempt To Strike Down Student Debt Forgiveness

The right-wing Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty lawsuit was filed on behalf of the Brown County Taxpayers' Association.

Evers Campaign Highlights Education Issues With Endorsement From National Teachers Union

American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten called Evers' support for increasing funding public schools essential.

Johnson Campaign Creates Portal For ‘Election Integrity' Complaints

The senator is in a neck-and-neck race with Democratic Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes.

Wisconsin Republican And Democratic Strategists Debate Likelihood Of Republican Supermajority

With election day less than three weeks away, the significance of the GOP supermajority potential has been magnified.

Baldwin, Other Senators, Ask Department Of Education To Hold For-Profit College Executives Personally Liable

ITT Technical Institute, Everest College, lied to prospective students about job placement rates.

DNR Unveils Interactive Map Tracking PFAS Across Wisconsin

The agency is combining previously disparate data sources to inform residents about what’s going on with the water in their area.

Michels Proposes Breaking Up DNR, Prioritizes Businesses And Hunters

The gubernatorial candidate says he's heard from people across Wisconsin that the agency is "broken."

Wisconsin Clerks Say They're Prepared To Run Secure Election, Ready For Threats

Some Republicans are trying to recruit poll watchers looking for signs of fraud or a stolen election.

Wisconsin GOP Candidates Benefit As Outside Groups Break Records On Political Spending

The Republican independent expenditure groups have sent $29M in express advocacy ads, compared with $7.7M by Democratic groups.

State Begins Effort To Collect PFAS-Containing Firefighting Foam

Fire departments in more than 60 counties have identified unwanted firefighting foam for disposal through the program.

Small Business, Farmers Group Plan Forums For Senate, 3rd Congressional District Candidates

The forums are sponsored by Main Street Alliance and the Wisconsin Farmers Union.

How To Get An ID In Wisconsin To Vote Ahead Of The Midterms

In Wisconsin you need photo identification to vote. Here's how to get an ID from the state if you don't have one ahead of November.

Evers, Michels Try To Prove The Other Is Radical In Only Governor Candidate Debate

Polls show the candidates are virtually tied less than a month before Election Day.

Baldwin, Pfaff Warn Of Threat To Democracy Posed By Van Orden After Final Jan. 6 Hearing

Pfaff, a state senator from Onalaska, is running against former Navy SEAL Derrick Van Orden — who was present at the Capitol on that day.

Attacks Riddle Final Senate Campaign Debate Between Barnes, Johnson

The two exchanged caustic barbs and accusations that continued for nearly a full hour.

Wisconsin Posts Record Budget Surplus For 2022 Fiscal Year End

Wisconsin's general fund had a surplus of over $4.2 billion, while a "rainy day" fund topped $1.7 billion, a fiscal year-end report said.

Historic Increase Will Boost WI Social Security Recipients’ Checks

Over 1 million people in Wisconsin can expect a boost in their social security checks next year, officials announced.

Wisconsin Election Day Voter Guide 2022: Who's Running And How To Vote

Wisconsin voters in November will get to decide their state's next governor and who to send to the U.S. Senate. Here's what to know.

Ramthun Circulates Bill To Impeach Wisconsin Elections Commission Administrator For ‘Corruption'

The bill is largely a rehashing of the many Republican complaints about the administration of the 2020 election and the WEC itself.

New Marquette Law Poll: Governor's Race Is Neck-And-Neck, Johnson Gains In Senate Contest

Sixty percent say they opposed the overturning of Roe v. Wade, but that hasn't translated into an advantage at the polls for Democrats.

More Details On Student Loan Relief For Wisconsin Borrowers

The Biden administration recently previewed the website that student loan borrowers in Wisconsin will soon use to apply for relief.

Sarah Godlewski's Crusade To Elect Women In Wisconsin And Preserve The Veto

Six pro-choice women candidates running in some of the state's most competitive legislative districts.

Report Finds A Decade Of Environmental Neglect In Wisconsin

The report by Green Fire makes dozens of recommendations.

Republican Candidates Michels And Toney Join Victims To Campaign On Parole Issue

An emotional press conference was hosted by Milwaukee police.

WI Race For U.S. Senate: The Biggest Donations To Johnson And Barnes

Money is pouring into the race for U.S. Senate between Ron Johnson and Mandela Barnes. Here's where the biggest donations have come from.

Judge Dismisses Wisconsin Institute For Law & Liberty Lawsuit Against Student Debt Forgiveness

WILL had filed the lawsuit earlier this week on behalf of the Brown County Taxpayers Association.

New Survey Finds Broad Support For Expanding BadgerCare In Wisconsin

The poll was commissioned by the lobbying arm of the American Cancer Society.

Election Deniers Failed To Hand Wisconsin To Trump But Have Paved The Way For Future GOP Success

Republicans frame the battles around issues of law, while Democrats argue that the fight is over voting rights.

Wisconsin Utilities Push Back Against Low Grades From Sierra Club

WPS received an F, while We Energy and Alliant each received a D.

Right-Wing Law Firm Files Lawsuit Against Student Debt Forgiveness

The lawsuit, filed on behalf of the Brown County Taxpayers' Association (BCTA) is one of several filed across the country.

Johnson Makes Senate Race About Crime But Votes Against $3 Billion For Public Safety

Most of the funding he voted against, $2.1 billion, would have gone to the Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) program.

Wisconsin Governor's Race The Most Expensive In The Country

The two sides have spent $55 million since the August primary.