Many facilities still at or near capacity, and a post-Thanksgiving surge could be disastrous as Christmas approaches.
Conley is interested in housing solutions for renters and landlords, while Omokunde wants to address climate injustice and climate change.
Dec. 2, 2020, headlines from around Wisconsin
Requires schools and governments to re-open despite growing numbers of cases.
Coronavirus safeguards issued by local and state governments have been targeted by conservatives since the early weeks of the pandemic.
Roys focusing on racial disparities, while Shelton’s focus will be on the pandemic and assisting businesses, families who have been impacted.
Hong is the first Asian American elected to the Wisconsin Legislature. Ortiz-Velez will be pushing to legalize medical marijuana to reduce opioid addiction.
The state’s most powerful Republican also says “it’s way too early to tell” if President-elect Joe Biden won the election, which he won.
Despite population loss, organizers spur a boost in turnout.
Highest single-day loss of life is met by Wisconsin Republicans with a call to study ideas. Legislature hasn’t met in eight months.
