AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoGovernor’s Race: Tom Tiffany says giving Wisconsin control over wolf management could help restore northern deer hunting, while he and David Crowley make final pitches in a race polling shows nearly tied. Tiffany has promised to return the state’s surplus; Crowley has pledged to cap child-care costs. Campaign Spending: Wisconsin races are already setting records. The 3rd Congressional District has drawn $42.7 million in paid media, while spending in a targeted state Senate contest is approaching $10 million. Voting: Nearly 514,000 absentee ballots have been returned, with in-person early voting running ahead of the 2022 pace. Voters on Nov. 3 will also decide three constitutional amendments. Local Government: Wausau’s council voted 9-1 to end the city’s use of Flock surveillance cameras, citing privacy concerns. Recall: Rusty Brown defeated incumbent Michael Timm, 172-144, in a Wisconsin Rapids alder recall tied to a dispute over “No Data Center” signs.
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