“Democrats can absolutely win, even in the face of this flood of money from the right and every horrific tactic that the right wants to use.”
Y’all know Ben Wikler. He’s currently the head of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin — a role he’s held since 2019. Read more
“I’m constantly just enamored with the power that women have and do not use. And I just want to harness that and spread it.”
Kate Duffy is the founder of Motherhood for Good, a grassroots movement and independent media group dedicated to educating and empowering women so they can tap into their power—and use it for good. Read more
Anyone who cares about democracy — or fairness — knows that gerrymandering is bad.
Here in Wisconsin, we’re a 50/50 state (as swingy as a swing state gets!). But in 2010, Republicans won a trifecta — taking the governor’s office, the State Assembly, and the State Senate — and they used that power to draw maps that rigged the game, guaranteeing themselves control of our State Legislature for a generation. Read more
In this episode, I’m joined by Wisconsin State Representative Francesca Hong and her Chief of Staff, Nada Elmikashfi.
Full disclosure: I have the pleasure of serving as Rep Hong’s digital director.
But even if I didn’t, I’d be tuned in. They are two of the strongest progressive voices currently active in Wisconsin politics. Read more
While I work nationally in both politics and marketing, Wisconsin is home. So of course it holds a special place in my heart. Over the years, I’ve partnered with dozens of political campaigns, as well as scores of small businesses, nonprofits, bands, etc. Read more
Sarah Keyeski is a mental health care provider, a mom and this past cycle, she was a first-time political candidate. She ran for State Senate in Wisconsin against an incumbent who’s been an elected official in her community since 1991 — and Sarah won! Read more
Eric Hovde has run for the US Senate in Wisconsin before. So you’d think he’d be better prepared this time around.
But in fairness to him, he hasn’t spent a whole lot of time in Wisconsin over the last decade or so. Read more
Wisconsinites went to the polls on Tuesday In droves. The final results of the election though do not fully reflect the will of the people.
There were five statewide races: Governor (with Lt. Gov on the same ticket), US Senator, Attorney General, Treasurer and Secretary of State.
On Friday, Donald Trump was inaugurated as the 45th President of the United States before a crowd of about a quarter of a million people gathered on the National Mall.
The following day, half a million people took to the street’s in our nation’s capital for the #WomensMarch in order to “stand together in solidarity with our partners and children for the protection of our rights, our safety, our health, and our families – recognizing that our vibrant and diverse communities are the strength of our country.”
“Democrats can absolutely win, even in the face of this flood of money from the right and every horrific tactic that the right wants to use.”
Y’all know Ben Wikler. He’s currently the head of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin — a role he’s held since 2019. Read more
