WISCONSIN (Civic Media) – There was little drama in Wisconsin’s presidential primary on Tuesday.
President Joe Biden and former president Donald Trump easily won their respective Democratic and Republican primaries.
Trump, who held a rally in Green Bay Tuesday, and Biden, who will visit Madison on Monday, each secured enough delegates nationally to be their party’s nominee for president well before Wisconsin voters got to cast their ballots.
Two ballot measures were placed statewide that voters approved. The first constitutional amendment will ban private grants to help fund local offices administering elections. The second will limit who should be allowed to serve as a poll worker.
The votes won’t be official until after canvassing.
Apple Juice Recall
9/13/2024 | Jo Ann Krulatz
You might want to double check any apple juice you have purchased. Wisconsin State Farmer reports that several apple juice brands sold across the country are being recalled for arsenic levels. The recalls include two juices which were sold at Walgreens and Aldi stores in Wisconsin. Products affected in Wisconsin include: 100% Apple Juice; 64 […]
Police Investigate Separate Threats at Burlington and Kettle Moraine High Schools
9/13/2024 | Stuart J. Wattles
Investigations and increased patrols are underway.
Report: Wisconsin economy rises on strength of workers’ wage growth
9/13/2024 | Mike Moen / Public News Service
The state’s job market hit record levels in the second quarter and the inflation-adjusted median hourly wage has increased by 97 cents.
Harris leads, Walz shines, Senate race tightens: Takeaways from the new Marquette poll
9/13/2024 | Dan Shafer
The latest Marquette University Law School poll results show Kamala Harris with a four-point lead over Donald Trump in Wisconsin.
Marquette pollster Charles Franklin discusses Kamala Harris’ lead in Wisconsin, and more
9/13/2024 | Dan Shafer
Charles Franklin, director of the Marquette University Law School Poll, joins Dan Shafer to discuss the latest poll results that show Kamala Harris with a four-point lead over Donald Trump in Wisconsin.
