Local Politics

• Milwaukee County's annual holiday drive kicks off, with donations benefiting Meta House
• Michael Gableman, head of 2020 election review, accused of lying, harassing officials in misconduct complaint
• Nearly 2 weeks post-election, Eric Hovde concedes in US Senate race
• Wisconsin Supreme Court considers case affecting future of state's elections leader
• Former governor, HHS secretary Thompson on RFK Jr. appointment: 'Give him a chance'
• Recounts rarely change election outcomes, even in closely divided states
• The Marquette Poll was more accurate in '24 than '16 or '20. Why? Better success finding Trump supporters
• Republicans have tighter majorities next year, will we see more compromise?
• After election loss, GOP Senate candidate Eric Hovde refuses to concede
• Activists optimistic as council advances 3 nominees in HACM board overhaul
• Wisconsin Supreme Court justices clash over 175-year-old law banning abortions
• Milwaukee election certification complete after delay at City Hall
• Wisconsin's high court to hear oral arguments on whether an 1849 abortion ban remains valid
• Capitol Connection: Wisconsin's split ticket, takeaways from the election
• Trump made biggest gains with poorest voters, Latinos, according to ward-level results
• Gwen Moore celebrates funding for MacCanon Brown Homeless Sanctuary
• Republicans make inroads on college campuses, gains in Dane County
• Wisconsin Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin pledges to work with Trump and calls for less division
• Both Donald Trump and Tammy Baldwin won Wisconsin by about 30,000 votes. How did that happen?
• WI: Democrats flip key Senate seats, Assembly GOP maintains majority
• Wisconsin Democratic Sen. Baldwin wins reelection by defeating a Trump-backed opponent
• Wisconsin turnout in presidential race nears 73%
• Wisconsin's Senate race appears to be close enough to allow for a recount
• Republicans retain control of Wisconsin Legislature despite new maps
• Wisconsin voters approve constitutional amendment barring non-U.S. citizens from voting
• Steady flow of voters head to Waukesha polls
• Candidates for Wisconsin US Senate make final campaign stops
• Milwaukee asks for city employees to assist with absentee ballot recounting
• CBS 58 speaks to Wisconsin Democratic and Republican party chairs
• 'Interesting and unique': Since 2000, only these 2 Wisconsin towns have picked the winner in every major election
• Exclusive: 1-on-1 with Tim Walz on election eve
• RNC sues Milwaukee Elections Commission
• Whoever wins, there's 1 reason to be happy after Election Day
• Election night anxiety has voters turning off the screens
• Alderman Jonathan Brostoff, fierce advocate for social issues and his east side district, dead by suicide
• 'We're ready': Milwaukee's city and county leaders prepare for Election Day, early voting numbers up from 2020
• Obama, Team Trump make stops in Milwaukee 2 days before the election
• Capitol Connection: Election Day on Tuesday
• 'I'm with Kamala': Cardi B, GloRilla headline Harris rally in Milwaukee
• Trump hammers enemies, rallies supporters, in final planned Wisconsin campaign stop
• DOJ to monitor polls in 4 Wisconsin communities through Election Day
• Governor Tim Walz to make several stops in Wisconsin on Monday
• Obama to rally for Harris in Milwaukee Sunday
• '1 vote can make a difference': Thousands flock to the polls to early vote in SE Wisconsin
• As state Senate race tests new maps, key suburban contest centers on abortion
• 'We know what's at stake' What's driving Gen Z to the polls
• Milwaukee may have over 100,000 ballots casted by election day
• 'Team Trump' hosts roundtable in Milwaukee for hometown veterans
• Trump, Favre hammer Biden over 'garbage' comments at Green Bay rally
• Election anxiety is real. Here's how to deal with it
• Harris holds 'Get out the Vote' rally in Madison with star-power performances
• Final Marquette University Law School poll shows VP Harris, Fmr. President Trump in a dead heat in Wisconsin
• Push to limit noncitizen voting on Wisconsin ballots
• Baldwin, Hovde make final push on campaign trail as Senate race tightens
• Early voting update in Milwaukee
• Wisconsin's gender gap and how pivotal it can be in November
• 'We can't afford to not be heard:' Native American voters speak out about the importance of their vote in Wisconsin
• Walz visits Waukesha, Manitowoc on Monday
• Capitol Connection: Early voting underway in Wisconsin
• VP Harris to hold Get Out the Vote rally in Madison Oct. 30, with musical guests
• Waukesha Mayor Shawn Reilly explains decision to endorse Kamala Harris for president
• Former President Trump to host rally at Fiserv Forum Nov. 1
• Election preview: Steil seeks fourth term while Barca looks to pull off upset
• 'Scandal' actress Kerry Washington to campaign for Harris in Milwaukee
• Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff, Doc Rivers rally for Harris on Milwaukee's north side
• Former Pres. Trump to campaign in Green Bay Oct. 30
• Bublr Bikes offering free 30-minute rides to get to the polls on Election Day
• Sen. Ron Johnson discusses border policy during Milwaukee visit
• 2024: The 'double haters' of Wisconsin, how crucial are they?
• 'You may not like the style': GOP congressman pushes back on Trump's former chief of staff calling him fascist
• Mayor Johnson casts ballot, stresses importance of voting in this election
• Sen. JD Vance to deliver remarks in Racine Oct. 28
• Speakers pressure MPS board to reject any plan to bring police back into schools
• Soul to the Polls hosts early voting event
• Early voting begins in Milwaukee
• GOP leaders call for early voting in Wisconsin
• Senate candidate Eric Hovde casts ballot in Madison during 3-city campaign tour
• Rep. Bryan Steil casts ballot, encourages early voting
• VP Harris makes campaign stop with Liz Cheney in Brookfield
• Vance addresses Catholic voters at campaign event in Waukesha
• Baldwin, Hovde on the attack in tense Wisconsin Senate debate
• VP nominee JD Vance to deliver remarks in Waukesha Sunday, Oct. 20
• Harris' full day in Wisconsin shifts after Hamas leader killed
• Wisconsin GOP leaders respond to VP Harris visit
• 1 year after sales tax hike, Milwaukee County faces budget challenges
• 'Everybody's vote matters': State leaders rally for Harris on Blue Wall Bus Tour
• Doc Rivers, Sen. Baldwin hold conversation at Milwaukee business, encourage community to vote blue
• Informational session in Wauwatosa highlights school referenda on November ballot
• Wisconsin ends fiscal year with $4.6 billion surplus
• With mayor threatening veto, debate over new city flag in Milwaukee Common Council is seemingly at a standstill
• Nursing home residents across Wisconsin start casting ballots
• MPS missed updated deadlines for financial reporting. State officials say it's not a problem
• 'Anybody could win this election': Polls tighten in Senate race between Baldwin and Hovde
• Capitol Connection: SCOWIS hears governor veto case
• Protestors crowd mayor's office after housing board moves to outsource Section 8 program
• Nationwide voter registration campaign stops in Milwaukee as Election Day draws closer
• Why TV stations must air political ads, even misleading ones
• 'Enough thoughts and prayers, it’s action that we need:' Victims ask lawmakers for action at gun violence summit
• Gov. Tim Walz to campaign in Green Bay, Eau Claire on Oct. 14
• Amid public pressure, housing authority delays vote to put Florida company in charge of Section 8 vouchers