Almost 15 bills passed that would make it harder to vote absentee, criminalize common voting practices, and derail federal election guidance.
But the home of one lawmaker who doesn’t live in his district will still be located outside his boundaries.
By choosing Evers’ modified option, court rules 4-3 against GOP efforts to tilt the maps even further from statewide voter makeup.
From the Bucks president to the Palermo’s CEO, a diverse range of business leaders pleads for action from Evers and legislators.
Lower-income childless adults would also have access to a basic health plan if the proposal could pass the Legislature.
The senator opposed the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and recently said he would not fight to locate new jobs in Oshkosh.
Three-hour presentation repeats ongoing talking points in favor of letting politicians change election results they don’t like.
Republican senator turns to the usual targets rather than acknowledging using Ukraine as a pawn to help Trump’s campaign.
Republican majority wraps up its intended business: Lots of bills destined for vetoes and lots of other ideas ignored.
The president has been making the rounds promoting the bill passed last year.
