Marquette Poll: Candidates have work to do before August primary
MADISON, Wis. -- Primaries for Wisconsin governor and U.S. Senate are still about five months away, but results from the latest Marquette Law School poll show…
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MADISON, Wis. -- Primaries for Wisconsin governor and U.S. Senate are still about five months away, but results from the latest Marquette Law School poll show…
In 2018, current Governor Tony Evers won by less than 30,000 votes.
Democratic voters are overwhelmingly focused on finding a candidate they believe can beat President Donald Trump. In Wednesday night's debate, the party's leading contenders offered their clea
A handful of low-polling moderates hoped to break through in a crowded Democratic field during Tuesday's debate by confronting the top-tier candidates on stage, Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders.
Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-New Hampshire, plans to send 2020 Democratic presidential candidates a letter Monday, urging them to sign a petition condemning a state law that would require college students to be a permanent resident of the state to vote.
Top White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said Tuesday that
Sen. Elizabeth Warren on Wednesday released her 2018 tax returns, laying bare a key financial record the Democratic Party has made a political issue since President Donald Trump took the unusual step of withholding his own tax returns.
As the nation once again grappled with the tragedy and shock of another workplace shooting rampage, the 2020 Democratic candidates decried the failure of Congress to move gun control legislation — calling for immediate action to keep Americans safe.
The Democratic National Committee's head of cybersecurity is warning presidential primary candidates that the best time for hackers to target their campaigns is right now -- in the early days of the cycle.
When former NASA astronaut Mark Kelly announced his bid for the US Senate on Tuesday, he did what an increasing number of Democratic candidates have done recently: He swore off donations from corporate PACs.
For Dave Min, Election Day was a wake-up call. President Donald Trump's travel ban was a catalyst.
Our WISC Children's Advisory Board held its semi-annual meeting recently and as always we learned a lot.
Gov. Scott Walker is again calling on other candidates to drop out of the presidential race so GOP frontrunner Donald Trump no longer has a "plurality" of votes.
Gov. Scott Walker and other potential presidential candidates campaigning in Iowa see a path to success by visiting all 99 counties in the leadoff caucus state.
Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Rock County Circuit Judge James Daley says in a debate that his opponent Justice Ann Walsh Bradley is an activist judge who puts her "own brand of liberal, extreme political beliefs" above the law and common sense.
With incumbent Mayor Paul Soglin away on the East Coast on city business, his opponents took the podium at the Concourse Hotel Thursday night. The forum was focused on issues in downtown Madison.
Candidates have talked about education a lot, especially issues of funding, vouchers, state standards. In other words, the same old stuff.
The drumbeat for reform of the redistricting process in Wisconsin has certainly grown. At the urging of as many as eight editorial boards across Wisconsin, good government groups have gotten support and citizens have raised their voices.
The three democratic candidates for attorney general squared off in a debate Tuesday at the University of Wisconsin Law School, and shared their views on drunken driving laws, marijuana legalization and whether they'd choose to defend the state's same-sex marriage ban.
A Supreme Court decision made Wednesday means individuals can give more money to more political candidates, parties and political action committees.
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus plans to share a report on Hispanics and other minority groups at the annual convention.
Gov. Scott Walker got a warm reception from conservative activists in an early road-test of possible Republican presidential candidates.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Pat Roggensack said her "heart aches" over the approach taken by her opponent Ed Fallone in the race for the state's highest court.
The two candidates for Wisconsin Supreme Court plan to debate March 22.