Capitol Notes: Michels lags in funds and TV ads, Evers keeps after Wisconsin's abortion ban

09/26/22 • 15 min

We dive into how the candidates for Wisconsin governor are faring financially, a rebuked effort by Evers to get the Wisconsin legislature to create a new referendum process for voters by special session and the start of a review of Wisconsin's rules for election observers.

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Capitol Notes: Analyzing Wisconsin U.S. Senate race ads and campaign messaging

In negative attack ads, incumbent GOP U.S. Senator Ron Johnson attempts to paint Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes as "dangerous." What is that all about? JR Ross, editor of WisPolitics.com explains the rationale, the messaging in that race and the governor's race, voting rights litigation and what's at stake in the attorney general's race.

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Capitol Notes: A flurry of lawsuits ahead of Wisconsin's midterms

Five weeks ahead of Wisconsin's midterms, there are lawsuits over absentee ballots, get out the vote efforts and even a suit by a top Republican to quash a congressional subpoena.