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Candidates for Wisconsin treasurer, secretary of state pitch plans to make obscure offices more visible (opens the original)
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In an election year filled with high-stakes races up and down the ballot, Wisconsin voters are likely not hearing much about the contests for secretary of state and state treasurer. These smaller statewide offices have limited duties, which are written into Wisconsin’s constitution. In addition to the attorney general, the secretary of state and state treasurer lead one of the oldest state agencies, the Board of Commissioners of Public Lands, which oversees school trust funds and timber manageme
Learn more about the three Wisconsin constitutional amendments on the Nov. 3 ballot (opens the original)
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Wisconsin voters on Nov. 3 will decide whether to approve three Republican-led state constitutional amendments that GOP lawmakers say would limit government overreach and Democrats describe as unnecessary. The general election referendums would limit the governor’s use of the partial veto to raise taxes and fees, prevent the government from stopping religious gatherings during future emergencies and ban discrimination by state and local governments and public education institutions. To amend the
Republican Tom Tiffany backs expanding Wisconsin prisons as population hits record high (opens the original)
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As Wisconsin’s prison population hits record highs, Republican gubernatorial candidate and U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany said he is open to expanding and building prison capacity to address the rising number of people behind bars without releasing those in custody. An Aug. 28 state Department of Corrections report showed 23,854 people were incarcerated in Wisconsin’s adult institutions, exceeding the previous record in 2019 by 28. The population grew to 23,870 as of Sept. 4. That was just over 6,000 bey
Wisconsin Supreme Court: Elections, Act 10 top list of hot-button issues (opens the original)
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The Wisconsin Supreme Court begins oral arguments in September under a new 5-2 liberal majority and faces a term that could feature politically charged cases, including those challenging the state’s congressional maps and seeking to restore collective bargaining rights for many public sector unions. The pending cases before the high court so far, and other legal issues that may arise over the course of the term, provide ample opportunity to observe how the justices operate under a new liberal su
Elections, Act 10 top list of hot-button issues facing Wisconsin Supreme Court’s new liberal supermajority (opens the original)
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The Wisconsin Supreme Court begins oral arguments in September under a new 5-2 liberal majority and faces a term that could feature politically charged cases, including those challenging the state’s congressional maps and seeking to restore collective bargaining rights for many public sector unions. The pending cases before the high court so far, and other legal issues that may arise over the course of the term, provide ample opportunity to observe how the justices operate under a new liberal su
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