Scott Bauer Associated Press
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Wisconsin Democratic voters grapple with electability, chaotic primary
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Dane County Circuit Judge Everett Mitchell stopped short of ordering electronic voting, setting up a trial on that issue later. It almost certainly will not be resolved before the November election
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Early in-person voting begins as Democrats meet for only debate
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Severe weather Monday morning caused widespread damage in Wisconsin.
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A new lawsuit argues that voters in swing state Wisconsin whose absentee ballots haven't arrived by Election Day should be allowed to cast provisional ballots at the polls to ensure their vote is counted. The lawsuit filed Friday comes amid growing concerns about how quickly the United States Postal Service will be able to deliver ballots ahead of the November midterms.
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The move would allow voters who have already cast their ballot for a candidate who has dropped out of the race to cast a new ballot
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The police shooting death of a man with a knife has roiled a Wisconsin city and prompted the governor to call for transparency and accountability in any investigation.
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More than 80,000 ballots have already been returned
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Move by Sara Rodriguez comes after campaign discovered it had far less money than it thought
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Mainstream Democrats worry about winning in November