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Today's Midday podcast covers the first day of the recounts of the presidential election in the state's two largest Dem strongholds.
Today's Midday podcast covers the state Elections Commission unanimously voting late last night to formally approve moving forward with President Trump's requested recount of the results in heavily Dem Dane and Milwaukee counties.
Today's Midday podcast covers President Trump's campaign submitting a petition for a recount in Dane and Milwaukee counties, alleging issues with absentee ballots issued in the heavily Dem counties.
Today's Midday podcast covers canvasses from all 72 Wisconsin counties showing Joe Biden has picked up a net of 181 votes to expand his lead over President Trump to 20,608 votes.
Today's Midday podcast covers the three Wisconsin residents who sued to throw out the presidential votes in heavily Dem Dane, Menominee and Milwaukee counties this morning voluntarily dismissing their suit.
Today's Midday podcast features coverage of a conservative group trying to invalidate votes in heavily Dems counties as part of an effort to take electoral votes away from Joe Biden and swing them to President Trump.
Today's Midday podcast covers businesswoman, author and political innovation activist Katherine Gehl saying the oft-maligned gridlock and partisan dysfunction in Washington has been intentionally designed “by and for the people in the politics industry.”
Today's Midday podcast features coverage of Gov. Tony Evers signing an executive order urging people to stay home as much as possible while pressing businesses to take steps to protect employees and customers to combat COVID-19.
Today's Midday podcast covers the Department of Public Instruction requesting more than $1.4 billion in new GPR in the 2021-23 budget to boost school aids, special education funding and support for mental health.
Today's Midday podcast covers appearances on the "UpFront" program by state Dem Party Chair Ben Wikler, state Senate Majority Leader and Congressman-elect Scott Fitzgerald and Marquette Law School Poll Director Charles Franklin.
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