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Underly Running on Education Equity, Ending Vouchers

As a candidate for state superintendent, Underly has backing of state teachers union. //end headline wrapper ?>Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee State superintendent candidate Jill Underly speaks to people at a campaign event Tuesday, March 30, 2021, in Waukesha, Wis. Angela Major/WPR The race to lead Wisconsin’s state education agency  like so many education battles over the past year has centered on the COVID-19 pandemic and the ways it has widened existing inequalities. Across the state, districts have approached pandemic learning in a multitude of ways. And as superintendent of the Pecatonica Area School District, 

GOP lawmakers stand still as virus rages in Wisconsin

GOP lawmakers stand still as virus rages in Wisconsin Patrick Marley and Molly Beck, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Rick Wood / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Vehicles were backed up more than four blocks for COVID-19 testing at the UMOS Inc. site at 2701 S. Chase St., Monday. MADISON - When Florida, Arizona and Texas were faced with a surge in coronavirus cases this summer, governors took action by closing bars, limiting seats in restaurants or requiring face masks to bring their caseloads down.  But with Wisconsin now one of the worst COVID-19 hot spots in the country, Republicans who control the Legislature are in court trying to throw out Democratic Gov. Tony Evers statewide mask mandate the only weapon the governor is wielding  and aren t putting forward any other strategies to combat the outbreak. 

Corporate giants pull funding from GOP lawmakers who voted to overturn election. Will Wisconsin-based business spenders follow suit?

By Naomi Kowles Jan 12, 2021 6:13 PM MADISON, Wis. A growing number of national companies heavily invested in political spending are distancing themselves or withdrawing support for members of Congress who voted last week to block the certification of President-Elect Joe Biden’s electoral victory. Some, like Facebook, Google and Microsoft, have announced plans to put all of their political donations on pause. Others like Marriott, Blue Cross Blue Shield, AT&T, Hallmark, and more have announced plans to cut their funding to the members of Congress who voted to overturn the election. Tuesday, News 3 Investigates reached out to the media contacts of five major Wisconsin-based companies with political action committees or owners who helped fund campaigns for Reps. Fitzgerald and Tiffany, Wisconsin’s two freshmen congressmen who voted to overturn the election on January 6.

Want to steal an election in Wisconsin? It's harder than you think

Thy neighbor s vote Now, say you want to vote again by, for example, appropriating your neighbor s absentee ballot. It would help to know whether he’s already requested a ballot. For that, you’d need to look him up on the state’s public voter database, myvote.wi.gov. You’ll also need to know his date of birth. If he hasn’t asked for a ballot yet, you could pretend to be him and request it. Unless you’ve also stolen his driver’s license, you’d have to indicate at this point that he’s indefinitely confined to get around the license requirement.

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