News: GOP legislative leaders have floated coming into extraordinary session yet this year to address SNAP funding, including the feds picking up a smaller share of administrative costs, multiple Republican sources say.
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Redistricting lawsuit news: Liberal justices Susan Crawford and Janet Protasiewicz have rejected motions by GOP members of Wisconsin's congressional delegation to recuse themselves from lawsuits seeking new House lines ahead of the '26 elections.
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24 hours after announcing they'll stop operations, WisEye president Jon Henkes says he's asking the Legislature and Gov. Evers to remove the matching provision in $10 million in state funds from the budget
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Wisconsin clean water advocates are pushing back against a measure they say could pose a risk to public health and turn back the clock on progress addressing PFAS contamination. Read more below.
The @WisGOP commissioned the postmortem after losing the spring state Supreme Court race by 10 points. The conservative side had more overall resources, according to a @WisPolitics tally of the $115 million race, but liberals spent their money more efficiently.
On this week's @wispolitics Capitol Chats podcast, I spoke with @PollsAndVotes about the political environment in 2026 and challenges for gubernatorial candidates seeking to succeed @GovEvers. Tune in 🎧https://t.co/5Yx5NrqsFH