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Biden, Trump tied in Wisconsin in latest Marquette poll
The survey also found Democratic incumbent Tammy Baldwin leading Republican Eric Hovde in the U.S. Senate race.
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Dane County judge rules voters with disabilities can receive absentee ballots by email
Voters who certify they have a print disability – including voters who are blind or have a physical disability that impairs manual dexterity – will be able…
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WEC staff: Vos recall organizers submitted enough signatures, but legal question remains
After an initial review, WEC staff determined that organizers turned in 6,866 valid signatures from residents in Vos’ old 63rd Assembly District.
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Republican National Convention to build on Milwaukee’s growing visibility, tourism leader says
The economic impact was the No. 1 reason for hosting the Republic National Convention in Milwaukee, according to tourism leader Peggy Williams-Smith.
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Dane County judge to decide whether voters with disabilities can vote electronically from their homes
A Dane County judge could decide as soon as Tuesday whether to allow voters with disabilities to receive and mark ballots electronically from their homes to vote.
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What First Amendment lawsuit means for designated protest zones at RNC in Milwaukee
The city of Milwaukee faces a First Amendment lawsuit over designated protest zones for the upcoming Republican National Convention.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court to hear case of brothers who say they were improperly fired after stealing from school district
Two brothers found guilty of stealing scrap metal from the Oconomowoc Area School District have been fighting for eight years to keep their jobs with the district. Their…
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Republican National Convention sets downtown Milwaukee security perimeter
Protesters at the Republican National Convention will have two demonstration zones during the event in Milwaukee next month, but they won’t be where they were hoping.
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Will former Dane County Judge Jim Troupis lose his law license over false elector plot?
Former Dane County Judge Jim Troupis could lose his Wisconsin law license over his role in a plot to overturn the 2020 election results.
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Why the Wisconsin Supreme Court is on track to decide a historically low number of cases
A statistical analysis by Marquette University history professor Alan Ball on his SCOWstats blog found the court will finish this session with fewer than 20 decisions, which…