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Workers' rights advocates seek new way forward as trade leaders meet in Milwaukee (opens the original)
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Trade ministers from major global economies in the G20, or “Group of 20,” are gathering in Milwaukee this week for the G20 Trade Ministerial. They're meeting at the Pfister to discuss international trade rules, tariffs and other issues like food trade security and ending forced labor. The spotlight on trade, and on Milwaukee, spurred labor and environmental advocates to gather downtown Wednesday. They demanded trade policies that they say will put the interests of people over corporations. Prote
Capitol Notes: Is GOP fundraising a match for a blue wave? (opens the original)
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The Wisconsin governor's race is heating up, and as more people start to tune in, the candidates need to throw more ads on the airwaves, social media platforms and televisions. JR Ross of WisPolitics.com has been following all the ad buys and explains what's happening when it comes to fundraising. He breaks down what it means in a national environment that's favoring Democrats. He also shares the latest in Democrats' quest to flip the state Senate and Assembly, why analysts think a Democratic ta
Wisconsin’s candidates for governor are barnstorming the state. What are their messages? (opens the original)
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Wisconsin’s candidates for governor are both active on the campaign trail these days, trying to reach voters across the state, including in areas that lean towards the opposing party. At Kelly's Bleachers, a sports bar in Milwaukee, Republican candidate for governor Congressman Tom Tiffany held a Q&A session in front of red-and-white screens that read: "You Betcha! Tom Tiffany for Governor." A friendly crowd peppered Tiffany with questions. "[My] main message is we're going to bring affordabilit
Capitol Notes: Wisconsin's attorney general race (opens the original)
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This year’s race for attorney general is a repeat match-up of 2022’s race: incumbent attorney general Democrat Josh Kaul against Republican and Fond du Lac District Attorney Eric Toney. “It’s often called the state’s top cop, but really, it’s kinda like running a giant law firm," says JR Ross, editor of WisPolitics.com. WUWM's Maayan Silver asked Ross about the two candidates’ approaches to the job, and about some of the hot button topics they're taking on. This interview has been edited for len
What's Wisconsin Democratic governor Tony Evers' legacy? (opens the original)
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Wisconsin’s popular Democratic governor, Tony Evers, decided not to run for a third term in this November’s election. Instead, it’s a contest between Democrat David Crowley and Republican Tom Tiffany. As Evers enters his last few months in office, WUWM’s Maayan Silver turned to UW-La Crosse political science professor Anthony Chergosky to talk about the governor’s impact. This interview has been edited for length and clarity. Anthony Chergosky: He's been governor during a time of intense partisa
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