Wisconsin’s Eligibility to Vote Referendum: What Does it Mean and How Did We Get Here?
Wisconsin voters will decide on yet another constitutional amendment, this one tied to immigration and election fraud conspiracy theories.
Candidate Visits Heat Up in Hotly Contested Wisconsin
Both presidential candidates and their surrogates are criss-crossing Wisconsin with national polls showing a virtual dead heat.
PBS Show ‘America at a Crossroads’ Will Tape Town Hall in Milwaukee
Hosted by political journalist Judy Woodruff, it will tape in Milwaukee on Sept. 16 and air on Sept. 23.
This Year, Don’t Ignore the Ballots of Summer
Unprecedented August vote on Wisconsin constitutional amendments could weaken governor’s power over federal funds.
Generations of Politicians Have Passed Through Serb Hall
Serb Hall has been the center of Milwaukee’s Serbian Community – and a political touchstone for the city’s white working Class – for almost 75 years.
Redistricting Will Reshape the Political Landscape
In Wisconsin, new maps lead to new motivation and new money.
Purple Wisconsin: The Impact of ‘Fighting Bob’ La Follette
A bribery attempt ignited the Progressive leader’s passion for reform.
Key Figures in Wisconsin’s Political History
They reshaped Wisconsin in myriad ways, from trailblazing new paths to longtime representation of the Badger State in Washington.
Wisconsin Clings to Its No-Party Leanings
Most elections in the Badger State are officially nonpartisan, but parties don’t sit them out – especially lately.
Purple Reign: The Roots of Wisconsin’s Frequent Electoral Swings
Nobody really knows which way Wisconsin will go in presidential elections. In its 176 years, our state’s colorful history offers hope to Democrats, Republicans and third parties alike.