Report: Liberal MN’s Economy Outpaces Conservative WI’s By Elizabeth Braun - Minnesota News Connection | May 11, 2018 A new report says Minnesota’s economic policies have resulted in growth that has outpaced neighboring Wisconsin’s in most areas.
Health Care AARP: “Age Tax” For Health Insurance Unfair By Tim Morrissey- Wisconsin News Connection | March 12, 2017 Under the new Republican healthcare plan, insurance companies would be allowed to charge older workers much more than younger workers, a move that AARP Wisconsin calls an “age tax.”
Florida Landmark WI Redistricting Ruling Could Resonate Nationally By Tim Morrissey- Wisconsin News Connection | February 13, 2017 A three-judge federal panel has ruled that Wisconsin’s political maps are unconstitutionally drawn and violate First Amendment rights, but state Republican legislative leadership has given essentially a blank check to two expensive law firms to fight the ruling, using taxpayer money. The ruling could affect several other states with similar redistricting issues.
2016 Presidential Race Wisconsin Recount Shows Trump Won, Exposes Weaknesses In Election System By Michael McIntee | December 12, 2016 Wisconsin completed its recount 24 hours earlier than anticipated, but delivered the same result as anticipated — Donald Trump won the state by 22,748 votes. However, it exposed some problems in Wisconsin’s election system.
2016 Presidential Race Wisconsin Recount Nearly Finished, Mostly Milwaukee Absentees Yet To Count By Michael McIntee | December 11, 2016 If the recount changes the outcome of Wisconsin’s presidential election it will have to come from the absentee ballots that have not been recounted in the city of Milwaukee.
2016 Presidential Race Wisconsin Recount Still Missing Two Large Clinton Strongholds Says Friday’s Tally By Michael McIntee | December 10, 2016 Wisconsin’s recount is nearly complete, but many of the votes from two major Hillary Clinton strongholds have yet to be included in the Wisconsin Elections Commission’s spreadsheet.
2016 Presidential Race No Stopping Wisconsin Recount As It Nears End With Few Changes, But Milwaukee Absentees Still To Be Recounted By Michael McIntee | December 9, 2016 A federal judge refuses to stop the Wisconsin presidential recount. 88.5% of the ballots are recounted and there is little change in the race. However, absentee ballots from Milwaukee have yet to be recounted.
2016 Presidential Race Clinton Gaining Ground In Wisconsin, But Not Fast Enough- Wednesday Recount Totals By Michael McIntee | December 8, 2016 Hillary Clinton continues to cut into Donald Trump’s lead a Wisconsin recounts its presidential votes. However, her gain net gain of 60 votes has barely cut into Trump’s pre-recount lead of about 22,000 votes.
2016 Presidential Race 70% Of Vote Recounted In Wisconsin Through Tuesday, But Milwaukee Absentee Ballots Still Not In Tally By Michael McIntee | December 7, 2016 Wisconsin’s presidential recount is drawing to a close, but it’s hard to tell what is happening in the state’s most populous city because absentee ballots have not been recounted.
2016 Presidential Race Wisconsin Recount Results Through Monday – Milwaukee Absentee Ballots Still Not Counted By Michael McIntee | December 6, 2016 Wisconsin’s presidential recount is finding more votes for both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, but not enough Clinton votes for her to significantly cut into Trump’s 27,000 vote margin according to figures from the Wisconsin Elections Board tallied through Monday.
2016 Presidential Race Wisconsin Recount Results Through Sunday Night Still Lack Milwaukee Absentee Totals By Michael McIntee | December 5, 2016 The only thing clear from the results of Wisconsin’s presidential recount so far is there has not been changes vote totals large enough that could change the outcome. We have the latest spreadsheet, explanations of changes and analysis of what it means.
Michigan It’s Not Over: Stein To Pursue Pennsylvania Recount In Federal Court By Michael McIntee | December 4, 2016 The presidential recount in Pennsylvania isn’t dead. Late Saturday night Green Party candidate Jill Stein’s campaign said it would pursue a statewide recount in federal court on Monday.
2016 Presidential Race Wisconsin Vote Totals Change Little On Recount Day 3-Absentee Votes Still Not Reported By Michael McIntee | December 3, 2016 A handful of reporting units have had changes of more than a few votes. Absentee ballots in Milwaukee have yet to be recounted, making it hard to determine if the vote total has changed much.
2016 Presidential Race New Lawsuit, Few Vote Total Changes In Wisconsin Recount By Michael McIntee | December 3, 2016 A federal judge denied a move to stop Wisconsin’s recount on Friday as the Wisconsin Elections Commission urged tabulators to press on. Incomplete vote totals indicate little change in Donald Trump’s victory margin.
2016 Presidential Race Video: Ballots Randomly Removed From Wisconsin Recount By Michael McIntee | December 2, 2016 Two ballots were randomly drawn from a stack of votes from New Richmond Wisconsin because election workers had discovered two absentee ballot certificates from that reporting unit that did not have the witnesses address.
2016 Presidential Race Totals Change Little On First Day Of Wisconsin Recount By Michael McIntee | December 2, 2016 The first day of the Wisconsin presidential recount brought lots of activity, but little change to the vote totals.
2016 Presidential Race GOP Files Election Complaint In Wisconsin Recount, Stein Campaign Calls FEC Complaint “PR Stunt” By Michael McIntee | November 30, 2016 In a complaint filed with the Federal Elections Commission, Wisconsin Republicans are claiming Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein illegally coordinated with Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton to launch the recount.
2016 Presidential Race Jill Stein Addresses Wisconsin Recount Volunteers By Michael McIntee | November 29, 2016 The presidential candidate who demanded, paid and is getting a recount of Wisconsin votes spoke via Skype on Tuesday night to the people who will be her eyes and ears.
2016 Presidential Race Bill For Wisconsin Recount Jumps To $3.9 Million By Michael McIntee | November 29, 2016 If a presidential recount is to happen in Wisconsin it will cost the candidate requesting it about $3.9 million and she has until 4:30pm Tuesday to pay 3.5 million of it. The recount is scheduled to begin on Thursday Dec 1.
2016 Presidential Race Proposed Timeline for Wisconsin Presidential Recount By Michael McIntee | November 27, 2016 A proposed timeline says Wisconsin’s recount of ballots for president will begin on December 1 and must be finished by December 13.
2016 Presidential Race How Wisconsin’s Presidential Recount Will Work By Michael McIntee | November 26, 2016 Under Wisconsin’s presidential election recount rules, absentee ballots may be picked at random to be discarded. And there are 72 separate recounts instead of one big one. We have the full rules here.
2016 Presidential Race How To Engage A Huge Voting Bloc: 64-Million Low-Wage Workers By Andrea Sears - Keystone State News Connection | July 29, 2016 Can the energy of the “Fight for $15” battle be tapped for the November elections?
Criminal Justice Video Replay- “Making A Murder” The Reporters Who Covered Steven Avery By Video by Bill Sorem, text by Michael McIntee | February 29, 2016 Did police frame Steven Avery, the subject of a Netflix documentary “Making A Murderer”? Three of the reporters who covered the trial talk about what they saw in the courtroom and how it compares to the popular Netflix series.
Wisconsin Obama In LaCrosse, Wisconsin – Full Speech By Michael McIntee | July 2, 2015 President Obama talks about economic fairness in LaCrosse, Wisconsin.
Political Races Slain Teen’s Grandmother Questions Madison Mayor About Police “Extreme Violence” By Michael McIntee | March 19, 2015 The crowd insists that the police shooting of Tony Robinson dominate a Madison mayoral debate between Mayor Paul Soglin and challenger Scott Resnick.
Wisconsin Video Replay – Madison, WI Mayoral Forum By Michael McIntee | February 4, 2015 Racial disparities, homelessness, poverty were some of the topics the public asked Madison’s mayoral candidates about on Wednesday night. The primary is on Feb 17. Only the two top vote getters will advance to the April 7 general election.
