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If he tilts his head up while sitting in his folding chair, Kevin Patrowsky can watch the Milwaukee Brewers play on a small television in the top right corner of the elevator. That leaves him with a crick in the neck, though. Instead,...
SAUK CITY - You’ll find a deal on Sheboygan Sausage Co. brats at the Piggly Wiggly in Sauk City but you won’t find much enthusiasm to talk about the midterm election. The patrons there live in a swing state’s bellwether county, having voted...
History, polling and the price of gasoline all seem to favor Democrats in the 2026 midterms, though elections can sometimes surprise us. Here is a look at the most hopeful indicators for each party in Wisconsin. Will Democrats live up to...
MADISON – A text message appeal to Wisconsin voters sent days before the midterm election urges them, in all caps, to vote for Green Party candidate Pete Karas in the three-way race for secretary of state. “Our next generation deserves a...