Anthony Dabruzzi is an Anchor/MMJ at Spectrum News. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on agriculture, real estate, education, and government politics. His work has been featured in Time Warner Cable Enterprises, LLC., Bay News 9, Spectrum News 13 Orlando, Spectrum News 1, and NewsBreak.
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Anthony Dabruzzi's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, particularly in Wisconsin. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to legislative developments, government initiatives, and legal policy regulation within the state of Wisconsin or Southern California.
Given his focus on specific bills, policies, and political figures within these regions, he may respond well to experts who can provide insights into the impact of proposed legislation or analyze trends in local government. Pitches that align with ongoing discussions around funding issues, redistricting efforts, and changes to tuition reciprocity could be particularly relevant.
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What does Rodriguez’s exit and Crowley’s reentry mean?
Intersection remains blocked and Williamson and Baldwin Streets.
By: Anthony Dabruzzi
MILWAUKEE — Nearly a third of Democrats now identify as “Democratic socialists,” according to a recent CNN poll. Candidates who label themselves as such ha
Tiffany will face David Crowley, though many Republicans had hoped socialist Francesca Hong would have won on Tuesday night.
By: Anthony Dabruzzi
WEST ALLIS, Wis. — Less than 24 hours after the partisan primary election in Wisconsin wrapped up, Rep. Tom Tiffany was back on the campaign trail Wednesda
Many people are now wondering how the results will shape races up and down the ballot over the next 80 or so days.
Crowley stronger among independents and in favorability.
Study committee meets in Madison to learn about issues.
Undecided voters proved key to Crowley's victory.
By: Anthony DaBruzzi
The Wisconsin Elections Commission ended the fact-finding part of its investigation into duplicate absentee ballots in the City of Green Bay, while pressing Milwaukee to release audit logs from the August primary by Friday.
