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Opposing party chairs adopt similar campaign strategies for winning vital state in 2020 election - The Daily Cardinal
“Anyone in the world who wants to affect the 2020 election is going to try to get into the minds of Wisconsin voters,” Wisconsin Democratic Party Chair Ben Wikler said. “Wisconsin is the state most likely to be the tipping point in the electoral college.” Regardless of their differing political ideologies, Wikler and Wisconsin Republican Party Chair Andrew Hitt hold similar campaign strategies, database manufacturing and views on Wisconsin’s role in the upcoming 2020 presidential election.
Suspect of Langdon Street attack pleads guilty to three charges, could face up to 45 years - The Daily Cardinal
Jerome Winslow — accused of violently assaulting a woman on Langdon Street in February — pleaded guilty to two counts of recklessly endangering safety and a battery charge Monday. Originally facing five charges, two charges of false imprisonment and second-degree sexual assault with use of force were dropped as part of Winslow’s plea deal. The dismissed charges can still be considered by the court until Sept. 4.
Madison property values rise in 2017 but affordable housing goals on track - The Daily Cardinal
According to data released by by the city last week, Madison real estate is becoming more expensive — especially if you live downtown. Property value citywide increased 7.4 percent between 2017 and 2018, according to the assessments, while residential property increased 6.8 percent. The assessment was conducted by the city assessor, who determines the property value around the city, specifically for the purpose of calculating property taxes.
Elections commission may have accidentally purged some voters from registration lists in last month’s primary - The Daily Cardinal
While attempting to vote in February’s state Supreme Court primary, many Wisconsinites found they were no longer on voter lists, despite following all state laws to remain registered. The Wisconsin Elections Commission said last week it is investigating reports of improper voter purging, but does not yet know why this may have happened.
State tax credits awarded to seven Dane County affordable housing projects - The Daily Cardinal
Seven Dane County projects that will encourage development of housing for low-income individuals and families received millions in state tax credits this week. The Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority, which awarded a total of $13.4 million to projects across the state, announced Tuesday that it will give $3.4 million in low-income housing tax credits for these projects. The Tree Lane Senior Apartments, located on Madison’s west side, received over $660,000 in tax credits.
Wunk Sheek, supporters promote Indigenous People’s Day with ‘die-in’ on Bascom
For many students, meeting the statue of Abraham Lincoln after a trek up Bascom Hill is part of a normal day at UW-Madison. However, some students of indigenous descent view Lincoln’s post overlooking campus as a reminder of the suffering of their ancestors at his command. Wunk Sheek, an indigenous student organization, and roughly 50 supporters gathered in front of the statue Monday afternoon in an effort to Blackout Columbus Day and promote Indigenous People’s Day.
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