February 27, 2026 Where in the World Was Rep. Zimmerman This Legislative Session? Hint: It Wasn’t at Work Representing Wisconsinites Zimmerman (R-River Falls) has had an abysmal attendance record
February 26, 2026 Vance Ventures to Van Orden’s District in Vain Trump Administration desperate to help MAGA allies in Wisconsin hold onto power
February 25, 2026 A Look at Wisconsin Republicans' Vote-by-Mail Record as Trump Attacks it in State of the Union Address Tom Tiffany voted early by mail or in-person 62% of the time in elections over the last five years
February 24, 2026 A Better Wisconsin Together Reacts to State of the Union Address No amount of political spin or outright falsehoods woven into a long-winded, egocentric speech can change the truth
February 24, 2026 A Better Wisconsin Together Applauds New Lawsuit to Fund Public Schools Lawsuit filed this week that could help put an end to Wisconsin Republicans’ decades-long starvation of local public schools
February 23, 2026 Judge Lazar Continues Courting Radical Right-Wing Groups Lazar is actively and repeatedly courting the most extreme right-wing interests in Wisconsin
February 17, 2026 A Better Wisconsin Together Applauds Governor Evers’ Record of Accomplishments and His Call to Keep Working for Wisconsin in State of the State Address Governor Evers’ Offers a Stark Contrast to Likely GOP Gubernatorial Nominee Tom Tiffany and GOP Legislature's Backward Looking Agenda
February 16, 2026 OP-ED: The Real Focus this Presidents’ Day Should be the Wisconsinites Fighting Back The Trump Administration that gets more and more un-presidential as the days go by
February 12, 2026 Wisconsin Republicans Too Focused on Misplaced Priorities to Actually Help Wisconsinites One of the Laziest Legislatures in Years Spends Rare Day at Work Threatening Medical Professionals, Attacking LGBTQ Youth, and Passing Power Grabs
February 6, 2026 Lazar Gets Donation from Out-of-State Lawyer at Center of Plot to Overturn Roe v. Wade Lazar’s campaign for Wisconsin Supreme Court recently received over $1,000 from Misha Tseytlin
