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By: Jon Styf
(The Center Square) – Republican Tom Tiffany said that he plans to both cut taxes and return the state's more than $3 billion surplus to taxpayers through tax cuts and also increase funding for transportation in a way that will accelerate road construction and repair projects.
By: Jon Styf
(The Center Square) – Republican Tom Tiffany said that he plans to both cut taxes and return the state's more than $3 billion surplus to taxpayers
By: Jon Styf
(The Center Square) – Republican Tom Tiffany said that he plans to both cut taxes and return the state's more than $3 billion surplus to taxpayers
(The Center Square) – Both Wisconsin candidates for governor have moved closer to the same policy opinions on data centers as the campaign has progressed but a major difference in
(The Center Square) – The University of Wisconsin-Madison is looking to expand its dorm capacity through a privately owned dorm on state land on campus that would require nearly $30 million in annual rent.
By: Jon Styf
(The Center Square) – Republican Tom Tiffany proposed tax breaks and ways to return the state's more than $3 billion surplus, while Democrat David
(The Center Square) – Wisconsin has seen 513,602 absentee ballots returned as of Tuesday with 251,092 utilizing in-person absentee voting.
(The Center Square) – Republican governor candidate Tom Tiffany brings it up nearly every time he has the chance, ending the 400-year property tax increase added into law by current
(The Center Square) – Democrat David Crowley leads Republican Tom Tiffany with 51% of the vote compared to 44% for Tiffany, according to a new Marquette Law School Poll.
By: Jon Styf
(The Center Square) – The majority of Wisconsin voters believe that Flock Safety cameras are more an unacceptable violation of privacy rights than
