Jacobson’s Bid for State Senate a Top Ten Race Nationwide
Thursday, 01 October 2026 - WisDems Press
http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/jfcphoto-s5.jpgDemocratic State Representative Jenna Jacobson is running in South-West Wisconsin to replace Howard Marklein, who is Co-Chair of the Joint Finance Committee.
Marklein Hypocrisy on New Transmission Lines
Tuesday, 22 September 2026 - SSDC Press
http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/high-voltage-lines-s448.jpgSenator Howard Marklein now says he opposes the new construction after supporting it in the legislature.
Tom Tiffany Praises Trump’s Election Overreach as “Good News”
Monday, 21 September 2026 - DGA Press
http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/tom-tiffany-s470.pngTiffany is putting his 100% loyalty to Trump and the MAGA movement ahead of doing what’s right for Wisconsin.
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Green Bay Senator Dave Hansen, Marinette's Karl Jaeger, and business owner Kim Jensen speak out on Trump's weak response to the pandemic and 3 1/2 years of economic and healthcare policies that have hurt us.
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Violence needs to stop, but inaction by State Legislature on Police reform only fueling the fire says Green Bay Senator.
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Running in the 5th Congressional District, formerly held by long-time Republican congressman Jim Sensenbrenner, Democrat wants to be a representative that listens.
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SEOC marks 100 days of activation, accomplishments essential to statewide efforts.
- Aging in Rural Wisconsin
- PUSA Launches New Ads Using Trump's "Slow the Testing Down" Comments
- New Policing Accountability and Transparency Reforms in Wisconsin
- Sen. Tammy Baldwin discusses small business funds in virtual event
- Supreme Court blocks Trump plan to end DACA program
- Bolton exposé makes Trump figure of mockery
- State Will Send Out Absentee Ballot Requests to 2.7 Million Voters
- $80 Million in COVID-19 Assistance Goes to K-12 Schools and Higher Education
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