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Yes. Tiffany said his position since announcing for governor has been to support the state’s current 20-week abortion ban.

UW officials insist that even with the shuttering of the rural campuses, Wisconsin students still have plenty of options to choose from, including 13 four-year schools across the state and 16 ...

The federal government declined to award grants that have long helped Wisconsin technical college students pay for child care while they complete their degrees. Now, student parents are enrolling ...

Who talked the most, which topics took up the most time, and how did David Crowley and Tom Tiffany go after each other? We broke down the debate to find out.

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No. Tiffany voted for the Epstein Files Transparency Act in November, though earlier he voted against a Democratic motion attempting to add an Epstein-related provision to an unrelated bill.

Tom Tiffany supported local control for public land purchases after pushing for state preemption over mining regulations; David Crowley backed blocking municipalities from privatizing water and ...

Republican U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden has stuck with President Donald Trump, which Democratic challenger Rebecca Cooke sees as a weakness this year.

No. Crowley has said he opposes local police assisting federal immigration enforcement, but supports deporting immigrants with criminal convictions.

Crowley used every opening to tie Tiffany to Donald Trump while Tiffany made the case for using the state’s $3 billion surplus to cut taxes.