Political partisanship costs lives
In the face of unprecedented levels of gun violence, politicians need to see through partisan noise, take action
FiveThirtyEight writer discusses presidential campaigns of 2020 Democratic candidates
Clare Malone said though Biden is leading in polls, Warren has been steadily rising
Point Counterpoint: Voter ID laws lock out America’s minorities
Barriers to obtain ID limits vote, and lack of evidence of significant voter fraud discounts reasoning for such laws
Point Counterpoint: Why you should join UW College Democrats
In a charged political environment, let the College Democrats of UW-Madison be your guide
Campus canvassing on the rise ahead of midterm election
NextGen focused on transforming youth energy into political engagement
Money Matters: Unprecedented levels of campaign fundraising and election spending characterize 2018 midterm
Politicians, voters in Wisconsin wrestle with influence of outside spending, corporate donors in state elections
Experts weigh potential impact of Kavanaugh confirmation on November election
Polling suggests Kavanaugh's ascension to Supreme Court may have closed ‘enthusiasm gap’ between Republicans, Democrats
Bon Iver, Tammy Baldwin call for more than just casting ballots
Bon Iver’s performance at The Sylvee call-to-action for voters before Nov. 6
With UW Regent in the mix, blue wave looks more promising
Democrats have potential to ensure blue wave, but they must capitalize on opportunities provided by Republican internal conflict
