With 15 days to go, Democratic voters in the Badger State feel the pressure of the election and are organizing accordingly.
Wisconsin
Posted inHealth and Social Policy
Saving Wisconsin’s Publicly Owned Nursing Homes
In Wisconsin, where many nursing homes are county-owned and locally prized, an emblematic privatization battle illustrates the latent progressivism of rural people.
Posted inPolitics
Breakfast Bites: Wisconsin Showcases the New Enthusiasm for Harris-Walz Ticket
The Democratic glitterati turn out to pump up the delegates working overtime to turn the state blue.
Posted inPolitics
Outside Money and Dueling Claims of Working-Class Roots in Wisconsin Primary
Democrats are trying to pick up a seat in western Wisconsin. Two major candidates stress small-town values, but Rebecca Cooke was also a political fundraiser.
Posted inLaw and Justice
Trump Allies Charged Yet Again Over ‘Fake Elector’ Scheme
The public evidence and mounting legal action tell a pretty clear story.
Posted inPolitics
Wisconsin’s Legislative Islands Leave Some Voters Stranded
The state faces a new high-court battle over extreme partisan gerrymanders.
Posted inTAP
Voters, Shmoters
Today on TAP: Wisconsin Republicans are poised to impeach a state Supreme Court justice whom the voters just recently overwhelmingly elected.
Posted inTAP
The Foxconn Debacle Is What Economic Development Used to Look Like
Today on TAP: A valuable lesson for the industrial policy of the future
Posted inHealth and Social Policy
Minnesota Stands Out in Midwest on Abortion
After ‘Dobbs,’ state lawmakers moved decisively to liberalize reproductive rights laws.
Posted inPodcasts
What’s Going on in Tennessee?
Nashville city council member Sean Parker explains recent events.