Evers has opportunity to find common interest with Republican legislature on prison reform
By considering GOP’s interests in minimal government and law enforcement, newly-elected Democrats can gain support from GOP-controlled government
Gridlock does not prevent good governance — it is good governance
Though legislative detente may seem useless, it creates a favorable business environment, reduces spending
Longevity of Evers’ education appointments, investments, depend on assembly bipartisanship
Due to the long term-limits and staggered appointments to the Board of Regents, Evers' impact on education could outlive his time as governor
Point Counterpoint: The Blue Wave has finally washed over Wisconsin
Midterm election results will lead to a continuation of Wisconsin progressiveness
Point Counterpoint: Regardless of party control, the goal is always to move Wisconsin forward
Starkly divided constituencies prompt greater need for bipartisan policy in Wisconsin state government
Potential tax increase needed to cover costs of next state budget, analysis finds
Wisconsin Policy Forum reports revenue must grow at faster rate to increase funding for schools, other programs
Pressure for civility should not dull the celebrations around Walker’s defeat
Though Walker's governorship is done, the ramifications of his tenure remain intact
Election 2018: Amid expectations of a ‘Blue Wave,’ Wisconsin selects a Democratic ticket
Incumbent Gov. Scott Walker defeated in neck-and-neck race
Everything you need to know before the 2018 midterm elections
Polls open at 7 a.m., close at 8 p.m. for one of the most closely watched states in the 2018 election cycle
Evers, Walker tied in polls with less than one week to go until election day
Final Marquette Law School poll before midterms found two candidates tied at 47 percent support among likely voters
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