Elections
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Crowley leads Democrats to a Wisconsin trifecta
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley will be Wisconsin’s next governor and have allies in both the state Senate and Assembly as Democrats take control for the first time in 16 years. Van Orden and Steil lose their seats in Congress.
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Wisconsin voters get a chance to veto constitutional end-runs
When Republicans can’t get a measure past the governor’s veto pen, they try to bypass him with a constitutional amendment, bringing partisanship to a document about basic rights.
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While election deniers make noise, Wisconsin locals protect the vote
As Wisconsin election workers face unprecedented scrutiny and election deniers gain larger platforms, local communities are pushing back with a powerful counter-narrative of faith in the system.
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Here’s where to get free and discounted rides to the polls on Election Day in Wisconsin
Transit agencies and community organizations are offering free and discounted rides to polling locations across Wisconsin on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3.
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3 ways you can get involved on Election Day in Wisconsin
Join the fight to protect elections, stop voter suppression, and celebrate the right to vote in Wisconsin on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3.
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Does Van Orden deserve another term in Congress? Closing shots on the campaign
Rebecca Cooke says a lot of independent and rural voters have sourced on US Rep. Derrick Van Orden due to inflation, tariffs, the Iran war, and healthcare cuts.
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Governor debate: Crowley says Tiffany can’t be trusted
Tiffany, a Republican congressman, and Crowley, the Democratic Milwaukee County Executive, held their only debate as votes are already being cast for governor.
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Your guide to Party at the Polls in Wisconsin
Rallies and celebrations are planned across Wisconsin during early in-person voting and on Election Day. Find a Party at the Polls event near you.
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3rd District debate: Cooke talks about affordability, Van Orden talks about Cooke
Cooke focused on rolling back tariffs while the incumbent launched personal attacks — even as a key analyst moved the race from “toss up” to “lean Democratic.”
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Crowley outlines priorities to ‘put more money in people’s pockets’
In an UpNorthNews Live appearance, Crowley spelled out ways he would tackle the affordability issues that Republicans have denied or even mocked.
