David Crowley, JoCasta Zamarripa and Yee Leng Xiong will assume positions at their respective offices in January.
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Two Republican constitutional amendments pass, one fails. Here’s what that means.
One of the passed amendments bans diversity, equity and inclusion programs in government.
Four things we learned from Tuesday’s Democratic tsunami in Wisconsin
The Walker Republican era is over; diversity won, but equity lost; the GOP gerrymander is exposed again; billionaires don’t control elections
Democrats take control of Wisconsin government with a backlog of policy priorities
The Republican era of Wisconsin government that began with Gov. Scott Walker’s 2010 election is over.
Election Day is Tuesday. Learn more about the candidates and questions on your ballot.
Voters get to decide control of the governor’s office, state Legislature, the House of Representatives and three constitutional amendments.
Outreach, education key to voting accessibility, Wisconsin advocates say
Wisconsin has “many excellent accessibility requirements” for voters with disabilities, but it’s challenging to make sure voters are aware of them and that they’re implemented correctly, said Lisa Hassenstab of Disability Rights Wisconsin.
Here are the 14 Wisconsin districts that will decide which party controls the Legislature
The political landscape has changed since 2024 when Democrats flipped 14 legislative seats under new maps.
Wisconsin governor candidates talk about supporting local control, but their records are mixed depending on the issue
Tom Tiffany supported local control for public land purchases after pushing for state preemption over mining regulations; David Crowley backed blocking municipalities from privatizing water and sewage services.
11 claims about the candidates for Wisconsin governor — and the facts
Check out these Fact Briefs from Wisconsin Watch and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
David Crowley, Tom Tiffany clash on taxes, abortion and private school vouchers in Wisconsin governor debate
Crowley used every opening to tie Tiffany to Donald Trump while Tiffany made the case for using the state’s $3 billion surplus to cut taxes.
