Pat Kreitlow is the Founding Editor at Up North News. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on regional interests and world affairs. Pat's work has been featured in Up North News and The 'Gander Newsroom.
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Pat Kreitlow's coverage focuses mainly on local government and politics in Wisconsin, with a particular emphasis on legal policy regulation. This suggests that he would be most interested in pitches from individuals or organizations involved in Wisconsin state politics, including lawmakers, analysts, and activists.
Given his focus on legal policy regulation and government announcements, Pat may be receptive to commentary from experts who can provide insights into the implications of legislative decisions or judicial rulings within Wisconsin.
Additionally, since Pat covers topics such as gerrymandering and education extensively, pitches related to these issues at the local level in Wisconsin are likely to resonate well with him.
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It's important not to shy away from politics. There are ways to talk about important issues that promote ideals, ideas, and candidates that are downright neighborly.
For all of President Trump's efforts to undermine confidence in past elections, is he brazen enough to attempt election interference while the Nov. 3 voting is in progress? It's our newsletter question of the week for Oct. 8.
By: Pat Kreitlow
From the US Capitol to small groups in rural communities, Americans are preparing to call attention to — or perhaps physically resist — efforts to intimidate voters, interfere with vote counting, or even seize ballots.
By: Pat Kreitlow
Education advocates hope voters say yes to school referendums and no to the legislators who've been underfunding schools for 18 years.
In an UpNorthNews Live appearance, Crowley spelled out ways he would tackle the affordability issues that Republicans have denied or even mocked.
There's no “all of the above” option here. If you became governor, where would you start? It's our newslettter question for October 15.
By: Pat Kreitlow
Cooke focused on rolling back tariffs while the incumbent launched personal attacks — even as a key analyst moved the race from “toss up” to “lean Democratic.”
Even a political news site takes a break now and then to cheer for the hometown team. Your World Series prediction for the Milwaukee Brewers is our newsletter question of the week for October 22.
Tiffany, a Republican congressman, and Crowley, the Democratic Milwaukee County Executive, held their only debate as votes are already being cast for governor.
Rebecca Cooke says a lot of independent and rural voters have sourced on US Rep. Derrick Van Orden due to inflation, tariffs, the Iran war, and healthcare cuts.
