Despite Neubauer’s claim she opposes outside money spent on her campaign’s behalf, a number of liberal special interests are spending considerable amounts to win this seat with the long term goal of establishing a liberal majority.
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A top election law watcher says he’s not surprised the Supreme Court “took the easy way out” in Wisconsin’s highly anticipated redistricting case.
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But if having an unaccountable bureaucracy can’t even get my garbage picked up, why am I supposed to trust unaccountable bureaucrats with really important decisions?
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Supreme Court issued a ruling today in Gill v. Whitford, a Democratic challenge to Wisconsin’s legislative maps, that said the Dems lacked standing to sue.
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It’s “Special Election Day” on Tuesday in the 42nd Assembly District and the 1st Senate District. Jon Plumer, a member of the Lodi town board, is the Republican candidate for Assembly. He faces Democrat Ann Groves Lloyd, a fake farmer and an alderman in Lodi who apparently is just the most evil social media user on Earth. Republican Rep. André Jacque (R-De Pere) is taking on Democrat Caleb Frostman.
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Judge Rebecca Dallet, a candidate for the Wisconsin Supreme Court, told an audience at a fundraiser for her in San Francisco, CA, that her campaign is an effort to bring their values back to Wisconsin.
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Kasich wasn’t standing on his redistricting reform soapbox when the apportionment board rolled out its decision six years ago.
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The voters can do Dallet and Burns a favor of sparing them the decision of whether to recuse themselves from cases where they have already offered an opinion by refusing to vote for either liberal candidate.
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Chief Justice John Roberts would have none of it. He called the efficiency gap idea “sociological gobbledygook.”
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The US Supreme Court has issued a stay halting a lower court’s ruling that the Wisconsin legislature must redraw their legislative lines by November.
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