Low voter turnout in Madison spring election actually impressive for year with few partisan state races
The ballot featured one statewide election, city council races
Group of bills circulating in Capitol propose new election regulations
'The bills circulated this week go far beyond that and are not all necessary to protect the integrity of Wisconsin elections,' UW expert says
Non-partisan redistricting commission used to address gerrymandering
Gerrymandering can result in one political party winning an election, even if the other party got the majority of the vote
State senate passes new COVID-19 relief bill which could engage UW students in pandemic work
A portion of the bill allows UW students to fulfill classroom requirements through volunteer work
Conservative group drops lawsuit about election voter fraud in Wisconsin
Lawyers drop similar lawsuits in three other states
Gerrymandered districts helped GOP stay in power in state legislature, new analysis shows
Current districts drawn in 2011 have kept Wisconsin GOP in control for last ten years, UW Political Science Professor says
2020 Election uncertainty abounds amid the COVID-19 pandemic
“It’s important to avoid jumping to conclusions based on preliminary results which may not be correct,” Elections Research Center director said
Confirmation of Barrett to Supreme Court has great significance
Based on Barrett's past decisions, background, it will 'shift the balance of power in a significant way,' UW professor says
UW professors react to first presidential debate, believe undecided voters remain unswayed
'Most voters will not change their preferences as a result of the event,' UW political science professor says
