James Wigderson, Author at RightWisconsin

WILL Announces Lawsuit to Get Election Commission to Follow Voter Roll State Law

Posted by James Wigderson | Nov 13, 2019 | Features

The lawsuit follows a complaint to the Election Commission in October regarding the voter roll issue.

Comings, Goings, Whatnot

Posted by James Wigderson | Nov 12, 2019 | Features

News about former Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch, former Congressman Sean Duffy and state Sen. Chris Kapenga.

Evers Hides Emails From Open Records Request

Posted by James Wigderson | Nov 11, 2019 | Features

The lack of transparency by the governor’s office continues to cause concern for advocates of openness in government.

So Much for the Special Session on Guns

Posted by James Wigderson | Nov 7, 2019 | Features

“I’ve said all along that the Senate would not go along with the governor’s plans for this special session.”

State Schools Superintendent Accused of Selective Releasing of Data to Influence Coverage of Choice Programs

Posted by James Wigderson | Nov 6, 2019 | Features

The state agency in charge of schools is selectively releasing data, a new lawsuit alleges, in an effort to hide the effectiveness of charter and voucher schools.

Gerrymander? No Problem in Virginia

Posted by James Wigderson | Nov 6, 2019 | Features

There is one interpretation of Tuesday’s results that should be bipartisan: Gerrymandering is just an excuse for losers.

Veto Reform Amendment Receives State Senate Committee Approval

Posted by James Wigderson | Oct 23, 2019 | Features

An amendment to reform the veto power of the Wisconsin governor advanced out of committee in the state senate on Tuesday on a vote of 3-2.

Johnson Repeats No Quid Pro Quo in Ukraine Investigation Request

Posted by James Wigderson | Oct 21, 2019 | Features

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) repeated his belief that there was no quid pro quo demand by President...

Evers’ Ridiculous 7th District Special Election Plan

Posted by James Wigderson | Oct 20, 2019 | Editorial

If Evers insists on scheduling the election for May 12th as an in-kind contribution to the Democratic Party, then the Democratic Party should reimburse the state the cost of holding the election one month after a regularly scheduled election.