Wisconsin Being Watched Tue. For Blue Wave Clues
National political watchers are focusing on two Wisconsin special elections Tuesday, looking for evidence of a fall “Blue Wave” of Democratic electoral success.
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Alex Renard
Renard’s Absence Makes Senate District 1 Race Less Complicated for GOP
The race for the vacant 1st Senate District Seat became less complicated for Republicans Friday, when Alex Renard did not file nominating papers for the August primary.
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Is There an Establishment?
Two years later, we’re still being asked: how did President Donald Trump win Wisconsin? Maybe it’s because Trump didn’t sneer at the beer, cheese and brat-eating masses who actually want conservative reformers like Jacque to win Republican primaries.
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Grassroots Conservative André Jacque Defeats Alex Renard in Senate Primary
State Rep. André Jacque (R-De Pere), despite being underfunded and being opposed by leaders of his own party, defeated businessman Alex Renard in the Republican Primary in the special election in state Senate District 1.
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Pro-Life Groups Endorse André Jacque in Senate Primary
All three of Wisconsin’s major pro-life groups have now endorsed state Rep. André Jacque (R-De Pere) in the special election in Senate District 1.
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No Walker Endorsement in 1st Senate District GOP Primary
Governor Scott Walker is remaining neutral in the Republican primary for a special election in the 1st State Senate District.
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GOP State Senate Candidate Renard Mum on Prevailing Wage Stance
Alex Renard’s silence on the issue is notable because former Assembly Speaker John Gard, who appears to have a central role in Renard’s campaign, represented as a lobbyist a union that opposed the repeal.
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Pro-Life Wisconsin Victory Fund Endorses Jacque over Renard
The Pro-Life Wisconsin Victory Fund (PLWVF), the organization’s political action committee, has endorsed State Representative André Jacque (R-De Pere) in the 1st Senate District special election.
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Asking the Right Question in GOP State Senate Primary
The question we should be asking is why Republican leaders are punishing their colleagues for promoting real conservative, free-market ideas.
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Lawmakers Explain Jacque Snub
In a rare move, State Representatives Jim Steineke (R-Kaukauna), Joel Kitchens (R-Sturgeon Bay), John Nygren (R-Marinette), David Steffen (R-Howard), and John Macco (R-Bellevue) announced they were endorsing 24-year-old Alex Renard. The move raised eyebrows among many political observers.
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