Staying informed is important — but not always financially feasible
Though news organizations need financial stability of subscriptions, we must recognize inequalities in awareness created by financial barriers
Editorial Board: When democratic corrosion requires popular action
Following Supreme Court decision to back partisan gerrymandering, civic engagement is important now, more than ever
On seeking political compromise, bipartisan cooperation and progress
As political polarization becomes increasingly stark, both parties need to develop more moderate, cooperative policies
A vote of no confidence for Madison local government
Historically low voter turnout in local elections shows Madisonians know their local leaders have very little influence
Trump is under investigation for a reason — whether he likes it or not
When Trump delegitimizes the institutions in place to preserve democracy, he threatens the integrity of our entire political system
Rare lame-duck session strips Wisconsin’s democracy of legitimacy, cheats voters
The legislation put forward is a clear, last-minute grab for power by bitter Republican legislature
Budget process may seem devious, but we must trust lawmakers
'Rider' legislation is a necessary consequence of a representative government that values public opinion
Major bills sent through state Legislature faster after Walker took office, report finds
UW journalism professor said WCIJ analysis 'really good first cut' at investigating legislature deliberation
More money, more corruption: paradox of campaign finance
Best candidates are not those backed by millionaires, but those with dedication, moral political views
Rejecting constitutional amendment to remove treasurer’s office in Wisconsin indicates just democracy
Keeping crucial office independent prevents consolidation of power toward executive branch
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