Political Note #418 Brad Pfaff WI 03
If Democrats are going to learn how to be attractive to rural voters, Brad Pfaff is a political leader who can show the way.
032621 Political Note #367 Josh Kaul Wisconsin Attorney General
Who Wisconsin's Attorney General is important -- if you live in Wisconsin; if you live anywhere else in the country.
Political Note #366 Tony Evers Wisconsin Governor
In 2018, Tony Evers, the Superintendent of Public Instruction, defeated the incumbent governor, Republican Scott Walker. Walker had made attacking teachers and the public schools central to his governance.
Political Note #361 Jill Underly Superintendent of Public Instruction Wisconsin
Jill Underly is one more voice for returning us to a world where problems are solved with practical solutions.
Political Note #340 Counting Votes
Donald Trump is the first Presidential candidate to make a serious effort to overturn the electoral college vote and the popular vote and change who the election win is awarded to.
103120 Lens Letters #33 What should the Democrats do about the Federal Courts?
Joe Biden’s Commission should propose an expansion of the District Courts and the Circuit Courts of Appeals.
April Summary (including Len’s mistake)
Shannon Freshou’s victory in the Democratic primary in OH 04 demonstrated how bad Len Lubinsky’s judgment can be.
042220 Political Note #285 Tricia Zunker WI CD 07
In Wisconsin 07, they will hold their special election. Those who want to vote in person will be able to. Is another Democratic upset possible?
On Wisconsin
In Wisconsin, Democrats have to overcome voter suppression, get out the base, and win over independents
Political Note #197 Lisa Neubauer WI Supreme Court
Lisa Neubauer is running to be on the Wisconsin Supreme Court. She is now the Chief Judge of the Wisconsin Appeals Court. She is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin and The University of Chicago Law School where she was a member of The Law School’s honor society. She served as a Clerk in the US District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin and was In private practice for twenty years in a Milwaukee firm. She specialized in Environmental Cleanup Litigation. Although judicial elections are non-partisan, Neubauer's election would allow her to replace a Democrat who is retiring and would leave the Court with a 4-3 Republican majority.