Michael Gableman Isn’t Just Feeding Election Conspiracy Theories, He’s Feeding Himself
Michael Gableman’s sham inquiry into the long ago decided 2020 election won by President Joe Biden rolls on.
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Gavel In, Gavel Out: Legislative Republicans Miss Yet Another Opportunity to Help Wisconsin Families
It was incredibly disappointing to watch as Republicans in the Assembly and Senate gaveled in and immediately gaveled out of the special session called by Gov. Evers today.
International Women’s Day: It’s Time to Show Up for Women
MADISON, Wis. — Across gender, race, and zip code, we can all agree that women have shaped our history. This International Women’s Day, we are celebrating the trail-blazing women who have fought hard for the freedom to vote, abortion access, racial equity, and so much more. On March 8 and beyond, we are thanking the […]
As Legislative Republicans Pack Up for the Year, Missed Opportunities Abound
From affordable healthcare, to clean water, to fully funded schools, Wisconsinites want leaders who deliver on the issues that matter most to us.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Decision on Maps Marks Small Step Forward in Much Larger Battle
In a 4-3 decision, the Wisconsin Supreme Court adopted Gov. Tony Evers' proposed maps in a critical redistricting lawsuit.
Thanks to Progressive Leadership, Our Kids are in Good Hands on Teen Mental Wellness Day
From Evers’ state investments to Biden’s federal investments, our kids’ mental health is in good hands this Teen Mental Wellness Day and beyond.
2022 State of the Union: President Biden Delivers Strength and Stability Amid Global Uncertainty
Voters across the Badger State listened as President Joe Biden delivered on those changes at his first State of the Union address.
Michael Gableman’s Second Report on Sham Election Review Proves One Thing: Biden Won the 2020 Election
Following months of secrecy and incompetence, Assembly Republicans’ sham review of the 2020 presidential election continues to spin out of control.
As Black History Month Comes to a Close, the Fight for Racial Equity Continues
Black History Month 2022 was a month in which we honored black history and reckoned with current inequities and challenges faced by Black Americans.
Freedom to Learn Means Teaching Real History in Properly-Funded Schools
Gov. Tony Evers is proposing to use a portion of the state budget surplus to provide more support for public education.