Timing is right for Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee
The Democrats’ loss of Wisconsin in the 2016 presidential election could bring the Democratic National Convention to Milwaukee in 2020.
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The Democrats’ loss of Wisconsin in the 2016 presidential election could bring the Democratic National Convention to Milwaukee in 2020.
District lines in Wisconsin won’t be changing for this year’s elections. But that isn’t stopping Democrats from keeping up the pressure.
Here are summaries of speeches from the top nine gubernatorial candidates to the state Democratic Party convention on June 1 in Oshkosh, as reported by WisPolitics.com.
It could be the fall before a GOP-formed legislative commission on school funding issues specific proposals
When Shirley Abrahamson leaves the Wisconsin Supreme Court next year, she will leave a legacy to remember.
Two members of the state congressional delegation, Sen. Ron Johnson and Rep. Mike Gallagher, are stressing health care issues this election year.
Rep. Ed Brooks said recently rapport between lawmakers on either side of the aisle has improved since the passage in 2011 of the divisive Act 10.
Some are calling for Milwaukee attorney Matt Flynn to drop out of the race because of his role defending the Milwaukee Archdiocese in sexual abuse lawsuits.
Nursing homes and assisted living centers in Wisconsin are experiencing an increasing workforce shortage, according to a recent report.
Wisconsin Congressman Ron Kind has ranked in the top 25 of all 438 House members on The Bipartisan Index since its launch in 2015.