Wisconsin GOP Proposes 10 Percent Income Tax Cut
Gov. Evers campaigned on paying for an income tax cut by reducing a corporate tax cut program by about $340 million.
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Gov. Evers campaigned on paying for an income tax cut by reducing a corporate tax cut program by about $340 million.
King was quoted last week by The New York Times as saying: "White nationalist, white supremacist, Western civilization — how did that language become offensive?"
The federal government will partially shut down Friday at midnight if the House and Senate don't pass a spending bill.
Trump already has lashed out at GOP leaders in Congress over the lack of wall funding in a short-term spending bill that passed the Senate on Wednesday.
Scott Fitzgerald says he doesn't see support for taking the federal money right now, "but there's a lot of moving parts but I don't want to be presumptuous and rule it out."
President Trump is "absolutely" willing to shut down the government if Congress doesn't authorize funding for a border wall and will do "whatever is necessary" to get the wall built, according to Stephen Miller, a White House senior adviser.
Since his loss to Tony Evers in November, Scott Walker has not said what he plans to do. His term ends on Jan. 7.
The race was one of the few in which a Republican won a House seat held by a Democrat.
Democrats ended their eight year minority by picking off Republicans in urban and suburban swing districts that Hillary Clinton won in 2016.
Julie Blaha has won the race for Minnesota's state auditor, fending off Pam Myhra, according to projections from the Associated Press.
Minnesota House Speaker Daudt conceded Republicans will lose control of state House as Democrats swept the suburbs.
Pete Stauber held off Joe Radinovich to take Minnesota's 8th Congressional District.
Meanwhile, Democrats are gaining ground in their fight for control of the House, picking up key seats in Florida, Pennsylvania and Minnesota.
Amy Klobuchar, Minnesota's senior U.S. Senator, was expected to easily maintain the seat she's held for over 11 years.
At Bay View elementary school in Duluth, the election judge says turn out is at 50 percent -- while a typical midterm brings in 30 to 35 percent.
With less than a week until the election, Republicans and Democrats are making closing arguments on the airwaves. But many of the campaign commercials are misleading.
Outside political groups are flooding the airwaves in Minnesota's statewide and local legislative races.
Dark money from outside groups is pouring into Minnesota in support of state politics this year. A new University of Minnesota study finds independent spending is already in the millions of dollars, and rising.
Two years ago, in the 2016 election, spending topped $47 million. This year, it appears we'll easily blow past that number.
A Suffolk University poll last month showed Tina Smith with a 7-point lead in the race.
The flags at the U.S. Capitol, meanwhile, remained at half-staff on Monday.
Minnesota's GOP party hosted a Congressional panel at the Fair, featuring candidates from some of the tightest races in the state.
Thousands of campaign mailers are showing up at Minnesota homes, making a politically inflammatory claim.
Jeff Johnson has enough votes to be declared the winner of the Republican primary for Minnesota's governor.
Sen. Tina Smith has enough votes to be declared the winner of the Democratic primary for Minnesota's U.S. Senate seat.
