Legislature will be asked to do more as the pandemic requires more online time for work, school, and social contact.
Former House Speaker and current congressman Mike Gallagher excoriate fellow Republicans for doing “significant damage to American democracy.”
Governor wants immediate action on a compromise bill while Democratic lawmakers want a proposal that goes even further.
Also, Democrat and Republican strategists talk about common ground in the upcoming Wisconsin budget.
They are often the last ones to hold a hand as COVID-19 claims life after life.
Assembly Minority Leader says Democrats likely will not attend Monday's ceremony. Meanwhile, state senators came up with compromised, safer inauguration plan.
Evers wants the next maps to return to rewarding compromise and service, rather than conflict, but a 2021 battle is expected.
Instead of keeping donations, the money was converted to gift cards for others in need.
While Republicans will still control both houses of the Legislature, there are 24 new members, bringing new ideas and lived experiences to the Capitol.
Rozar brings her experience as seasoned cardiac nurse and county supervisor, while Pfaff is elected to the Senate one year after it fired him as DATCP secretary.
