Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will remain on the Wisconsin presidential ballot despite his efforts to have his name removed. The state Supreme Court upheld a lower court’s decision, ruling that candidates can only be taken off the ballot if they pass away. This decision comes after Kennedy suspended his independent presidential campaign and endorsed Donald Trump.
A Wisconsin mayor has sparked controversy by removing a voting drop box from outside City Hall, prompting an investigation by the state’s Department of Justice. This incident comes amidst ongoing legal battles over the use of drop boxes in the state, with a recent Supreme Court ruling reversing a ban on these boxes.
A significant election issue has arisen in Madison, Wisconsin, where 2,215 duplicate absentee ballots were mistakenly sent to voters in 10 wards. The error, attributed to a data processing issue, has prompted calls for an investigation from Republican Rep. Tom Tiffany, who voiced concerns about past election practices in Madison. City officials maintain transparency and assure voters that only one ballot will be counted per voter.
Everlight Solar, a leading provider of solar solutions in the Midwest, has been recognized for its excellence by winning the ‘Best of Madison’ award in the Solar Energy Company category for the second year in a row. The company’s commitment to making renewable energy accessible and affordable has resonated with Wisconsin homeowners, contributing to a greener future. Everlight Solar continues to expand its reach and impact the renewable energy sector in Madison and beyond.
Everlight Solar, a leading solar energy company in the Midwest, has been awarded the ‘Best of Madison’ award in the Solar Energy Company category for the second consecutive year. The company’s commitment to providing affordable and accessible clean energy solutions has resonated with Wisconsin homeowners, earning them recognition for their outstanding service and dedication to the local community.
With just days before their first debate, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris campaigned in Wisconsin, a key battleground state. Trump focused on his grievances about his indictments and the border, while Harris emphasized unity and a new way forward for the country. Both candidates are vying for votes in a state with a history of close elections.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who recently withdrew from the 2024 presidential race and endorsed Donald Trump, remains on the ballot in key swing states like Michigan and Wisconsin despite his efforts to be removed. State election officials in both states have cited laws that prevent candidates from withdrawing after filing for office.
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, has unexpectedly become a top real estate market due to its surprisingly affordable homes and peaceful environment. This Midwestern gem offers a median list price significantly lower than the national average, attracting buyers seeking an affordable slice of the American dream. The city’s popularity has resulted in quick home sales and bidding wars, with buyers often waiving inspections and offering incentives to secure properties.
Rebecca Cooke, a local business owner, won the Democratic primary for Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District, defeating state Rep. Katrina Shankland. This sets up a rematch against Republican incumbent Derrick Van Orden in November. The race was contentious, with outside groups injecting money and candidates resorting to negative campaigning.
Republican Tony Wied, endorsed by former President Donald Trump, has won the primary for Wisconsin’s 8th Congressional District. The seat was vacated by Rep. Mike Gallagher, who resigned in April. Wied will face Democratic candidate in the November general election.
