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Coverage of Department of Administration in the Nexus archive.

Earliest in view: Jul 10 · 08:45 UTCMost recent: Aug 10 · 08:45 UTC
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Joel Brennanperson3Jill Underlyperson1Amy Starzeckiperson1Superior school districtorganization1Wisconsin Public Education Networkorganization1Superiorplace1state’s school funding formulatopic1David Crowleyperson1Gov. Eversperson1Sara Rodriguezperson1Francesca Hongperson1Kelda Roysperson1Mandela Barnesperson1campaign finance scandaltopic1Milwaukee Countyplace1Wisconsin Voicesorganization1Ericka Crowleyperson1Rosemary Verheyenperson1Sheboygan County Dairy Breakfastplace1Greater Milwaukee Committeeorganization1
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  • POLITICSAug 10 · 08:45 UTCWISCONSIN EXAMINER
    Democratic gubernatorial candidates split on education; advocates see next year as pivotal

    Public education advocates highlighted significant financial difficulties, with one district noting a $6 million transfer to cover unreimbursed special education expenses and coping with rising healthcare costs. Advocates are concerned about the stability of local funding and lack sufficient state aid despite increased inflationary pressures. Political attention is focused on upcoming elections and a lawsuit that challenges the constitutionality of the state’s school funding formula, which could require a major overhaul.

  • POLITICSJul 19 · 00:32 UTCWISCONSIN EXAMINER
    Crowley reenters governor’s race with Gov. Evers’ endorsement

    David Crowley, Milwaukee County Executive, reentered the Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor after recently suspending his campaign and endorsing Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez, who withdrew due to a campaign finance scandal. The Democratic field now includes Crowley, Rep. Francesca Hong, Rep. Kelda Roys, Mandela Barnes, and Joel Brennan.

  • POLITICSJul 10 · 08:45 UTCWISCONSIN EXAMINER
    Brennan pitches experience, relationship-building in Democratic primary for governor

    Joel Brennan emphasizes personal connections and experience in his Democratic primary campaign for governor, highlighted by a conversation with voter Rosemary Verheyen about housing concerns. Brennan, a former Department of Administration secretary and current leader of the Greater Milwaukee Committee, faces challenges with low name recognition as the only non-elected official in the race.