In what was predicted to be a low-stakes race, the vote for the treasurer encountered notable challenges since the 2018 referendum on terminating the treasurer position altogether in Wisconsin.
"I’m jazzed as hell to tell you that on January 3, 2023, I will still be the 46th governor of the great state of Wisconsin," Gov. Tony Evers said in his victory speech.
"In hindsight, looking back, I don't know what we would have done differently," Michels said in his concession speech, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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The issues at stake in this election and the swing nature of Wisconsin motivate students to vote and work the polls.
Waukesha, Ozaukee and Washington counties — Wisconsin’s “WOW” counties — are suburban Republican strongholds that trended toward Democrats in 2016 and 2020. But will that momentum continue in 2022?
The town hall discussion brought Jewish students together to talk about the nuances of antisemitism and Zionism at UW-Madison.
The Vermont senator shared his hopes for the 2022 election at the Orpheum Theater on Friday evening.
The non-profit apartment building on campus is offering staggered leases to give students more time to make their housing decisions.
The report found Wisconsin’s 1849 abortion ban would cut abortion access statewide, especially in Dane and Milwaukee counties.
An introduction to the “re:mancipation” project, its meaning, and its impact on art and the challenges with Black American history.
Incumbent Governor Evers and Senator Johnson locked in tough race against opposition
BadgersVote and other on-campus organizations are hopeful about student interest and engagement as the midterm elections approach.
Sauk Prairie High School government teacher Ryan Mussack believes much of his class — and Sauk County — doesn’t live on the political fringes.
The construction of the Madison Public Market has been delayed, and with a $5.25 million funding gap, the project does not seem to be starting any time soon, according to officials with the Madison Public Market Foundation.
Student activism on LGBTQ+ issues throughout UW-Madison’s history created a more accepting and safe environment for students, according to GSCC.
Fourteen years after the murder of UW-Madison student Brittany Zimmerman at her apartment, David Kahl, a former person of interest in the case, admitted guilt.
The 2022 Fill the Hill event raised $421,057.
Various elected officials came to support Mandela Barnes in his upcoming election for U.S. Senator on Nov. 8.
A person dressed as Adolf Hitler roamed the State Street area Saturday night, sparking anger and confusion among the campus community.
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