Dan makes the case that "independent conservative" Joan Ellis Beglinger, who dropped out of the race but will remain on the ballot, could cost Republican Tim Michels in his race against Governor Tony Evers.

Wisconsin Congressman Bryan Steil and the other two Republicans on the Committee on House Administration have launched an investigation into the City of Milwaukee's partnership with a Democrat organization on a voter turnout drive.

Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson joined Dan to discuss his opponent, Lieutenant Mandela Barnes, tacitly admitting that he supports abortion right up until the moment of birth.

Attorney General candidate Eric Toney is furious that the Madison Police Department is set to hire John Tate, the former head of Governor Evers' parole commission, as its civilian oversight chief.

Governor Evers' campaign has contracted with a Democrat media firm to pay social media influencers $2,000 per post to write flattering things about the governor as he fights for re-election.

Anthony Hamilton, a Republican Sheriff's detective challenging his boss, Democrat Kalvin Barrett, outlines the ways in which Barrett has retaliated against him.

Dan O'Donnell moderates a debate between Mandela Barnes in 2022 and Mandela Barnes in 2020 on the issue of defunding the police.

The House Minority Whip joins "The Dan O'Donnell Show" after Senate candidate Mandela Barnes refused to apologize for saying Scalise "took one for the team" when he was shot by a deranged liberal five years ago.

Dan talks with Wisconsin Republican candidate Tim Michels on crime in the state, his stance on abortion, and questions about fundraising in the race.

Dan breaks down the latest Marquette Law School poll and dives into historical trends to provide some context about early polling