AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoGovernor’s Race: Tom Tiffany faced protests and pointed questions from UW–Madison students about his record as he campaigned; campaign finance reports show the state GOP gave his campaign more than $24 million, funded largely by three billionaires. Former President Barack Obama endorsed Democrat David Crowley, sharpening the high-profile contest. Election Lawsuits: Wisconsin Democrats sued the Trump administration, alleging taxpayer money was used for partisan campaign ads. Gov. Tony Evers also announced a lawsuit challenging the cancellation of federal unemployment-system grants intended to improve benefits and prevent fraud. Congressional Race: Green Party candidate Matthew Arndt was arrested after an alleged road-rage incident in Mequon that included profane, antisemitic remarks, police said. State Government: Attorney General Josh Kaul says more staff could help cut delays in public-records responses; his Republican challenger, Eric Toney, did not answer a transparency questionnaire. Milwaukee Finances: A Wisconsin Policy Forum review says the city’s 2027 budget avoids major cuts but would rely on its largest reserve withdrawals in at least a decade as costs rise.
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