Wisconsin State Superintendent Primary: Underly Faces Challenges from Left and Right
Wisconsin's February 21st primary for State Superintendent features incumbent Jill Underly challenged by school choice advocate Brittany Kinser (Republican-backed) and Sauk Prairie Superintendent Jeff Wright (appealing to Underly's base). The top two advance to the April 1st general election, where ...
Wisconsin State Superintendent Primary: Underly Faces Challenges from Left and Right
Wisconsin's February 21st primary for State Superintendent features incumbent Jill Underly challenged by school choice advocate Brittany Kinser (Republican-backed) and Sauk Prairie Superintendent Jeff Wright (appealing to Underly's base). The top two advance to the April 1st general election, where ...
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Wisconsin Legislature Urges Justice to Recuse in Act 10 Case
The Wisconsin Legislature urged Justice Janet Protasiewicz to recuse herself from a case challenging Act 10, a 2011 law restricting collective bargaining for most state workers, potentially creating a 3-3 deadlock on the state Supreme Court after a lower court judge overturned the law.
Wisconsin Legislature Urges Justice to Recuse in Act 10 Case
The Wisconsin Legislature urged Justice Janet Protasiewicz to recuse herself from a case challenging Act 10, a 2011 law restricting collective bargaining for most state workers, potentially creating a 3-3 deadlock on the state Supreme Court after a lower court judge overturned the law.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court Election Intensifies with Collective Bargaining Ruling
A Wisconsin judge's ruling restoring collective bargaining rights to 200,000 public workers intensifies the upcoming state Supreme Court election on April 1st, where Republican Brad Schimel and liberal Susan Crawford compete for a 10-year term, impacting future policy on abortion, voting, and union ...
Wisconsin Supreme Court Election Intensifies with Collective Bargaining Ruling
A Wisconsin judge's ruling restoring collective bargaining rights to 200,000 public workers intensifies the upcoming state Supreme Court election on April 1st, where Republican Brad Schimel and liberal Susan Crawford compete for a 10-year term, impacting future policy on abortion, voting, and union ...
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Wisconsin Judge Overturns Act 10, Reigniting Labor Rights Battle
A Wisconsin judge overturned Act 10, a 2011 law restricting collective bargaining for most public employees, setting off another round of legal battles and reigniting the debate over labor rights in the state.
Wisconsin Judge Overturns Act 10, Reigniting Labor Rights Battle
A Wisconsin judge overturned Act 10, a 2011 law restricting collective bargaining for most public employees, setting off another round of legal battles and reigniting the debate over labor rights in the state.
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Hagedorn Recusal Shifts Wisconsin Supreme Court Balance in Act 10 Case
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Brian Hagedorn recused himself from a case challenging Act 10, a 2011 law restricting public sector collective bargaining, due to his prior involvement in drafting and defending the law; this leaves a 4-2 liberal majority on the court, potentially impacting the outcom...
Hagedorn Recusal Shifts Wisconsin Supreme Court Balance in Act 10 Case
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Brian Hagedorn recused himself from a case challenging Act 10, a 2011 law restricting public sector collective bargaining, due to his prior involvement in drafting and defending the law; this leaves a 4-2 liberal majority on the court, potentially impacting the outcom...
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Wisconsin Judge Strikes Down Parts of Act 10, Restoring Collective Bargaining Rights
A Wisconsin judge declared portions of Act 10, a 2011 law curbing public sector collective bargaining, unconstitutional, potentially restoring bargaining rights to thousands of state employees and reversing negative impacts on pay, benefits, and working conditions; Republicans plan to appeal.
Wisconsin Judge Strikes Down Parts of Act 10, Restoring Collective Bargaining Rights
A Wisconsin judge declared portions of Act 10, a 2011 law curbing public sector collective bargaining, unconstitutional, potentially restoring bargaining rights to thousands of state employees and reversing negative impacts on pay, benefits, and working conditions; Republicans plan to appeal.
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Wisconsin Judge Overturns Act 10, Reigniting Labor Battle
A Wisconsin judge overturned the state's 2011 Act 10, which restricted collective bargaining for public employees, sparking immediate appeals and raising questions about the state Supreme Court's upcoming election.
Wisconsin Judge Overturns Act 10, Reigniting Labor Battle
A Wisconsin judge overturned the state's 2011 Act 10, which restricted collective bargaining for public employees, sparking immediate appeals and raising questions about the state Supreme Court's upcoming election.
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32% Bias Score