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Wisconsin Republicans carry cash advantage into November midterms

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By Jessie Opoien Verified
| The Herald Times Reporter Verified
MADISON – Three months ahead of an election that could grant Democrats power they've lacked in Wisconsin for more than 15 years, it's Republicans who have a significant fundraising edge at the state party level. In 2026 alone, the Republican Party of Wisconsin and its associated legislative campaign committees have outraised their Democratic counterparts 2-to-1, bringing in $43 million compared to Democrats' $22.2 million.
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Wisconsin Republicans carry cash advantage into November midterms

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By Jessie Opoien Verified
| Marshfield News-Herald Verified
Wisconsin Republicans have outraised Democrats 2-to-1 at the state party level in 2026. Three billionaire donors account for about 88% of contributions to key Republican state committees. Democrats are seeking to take control of at least one legislative chamber for the first time since 2011. The fundraising gap comes ahead of a pivotal election with open races for governor and legislative leadership.
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Mail-in ballot ruling likely has no effect in Wisconsin, official says

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By Jessie Opoien Verified
| Green Bay Press-Gazette Verified
The U.S. Supreme Court sided with the Trump administration regarding an executive order on mail-in ballots. A Wisconsin elections official stated the ruling likely won't affect the state as legal challenges continue. The court's decision focused on the timing of the lawsuit, not the merits of the administration's policy. Wisconsin officials have previously opposed efforts to provide voter data to the U.S. Postal Service.
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