2026 U.S. Midterm Election
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Wisconsin election officials preparing for more in-person voting
Crowley calls for end to dark money in elections | Exclusive Opinion
Tiffany calls for cutting property taxes, returning surplus | Opinion
Betting on the election? Here’s where it’s prohibited
Governors have been key in blocking or fulfilling the Trump agenda and 36 governors offices are up for election in 2026. Wisconsin offers a look at what's at stake.
The race between Republican Congressman Bryan Steil and Democrat Mitchell Berman has become one of the most watch House races in Wisconsin.
During an interview with Journal Sentinel editorial board, governor hopeful David Crowley outlines how we would fix Wisconsin's high property taxes.
As Democratic candidate for Wisconsin's 3rd Congressional District Rebecca Cooke prepares to take on Rep. Derrick Van Orden in November, she is busy campaigning. Here is what a typical day
David Crowley, the Democratic candidate for governor, responded to a questionnaire from the Cap Times about Wisconsin’s ongoing Black infant mortality crisis. Tom Tiffany, the Republican nominee,
Vote 'yes' on Wisconsin Question 3 which stops state and local governments from giving anyone an advantage based on race, sex, color or ethnicity.
In Wisconsin, a narrator complains that “groceries, utilities, everything’s getting more expensive and Congressman (Derrick) Van Orden is adding to the list. He voted for
Tom Tiffany may have the most unenviable position in Wisconsin politics. The Republican U.S. congressman from northern Wisconsin is locked in a balancing act in his ambitions to be the state’s next governor: He has to win over the hearts and minds of independents and conservatives who have soured on President Donald Trump while invigorating the “Make America Great Again” faithful whose turnout is most reliable when Trump’s name is on the ballot.
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