Many of us know Cat Capellaro as V05 disco diva, half of Mick Jagger in Loving Cup, playwright, and Arts and Culture editor at Isthmus… Today she comes to us as a reporter for The Wisconsin Examiner to tell us, as she wrote in an article published on Tuesday… “What you need to know about […]
Election Aftermath: Voting in Kenosha and What’s Next for Americ...
It’s the election week that never sleeps—and neither does our coverage! Today, we examine the election aftermath with two Wisconsin guests. In the first segment, we hear from Tanya McLean, a community organizer who worked to get out the Black and Brown vote in Kenosha. Then, Ruth Conniff from the Wisconsin Examiner join us to […]
Wisconsin Elections Commission Administrator Says There Was No Evidenc...
(Photo: andibreit on Pixabay) Wisconsin voters cast an unofficial 3,296,374 votes for president. That’s according to Meagan Wolfe, the administrator of the bipartisan Wisconsin Elections Commission. “That is the most ever in the state of Wisconsin, exceeding the previous record set in 2012.” Yesterday, the Associated Press called the race in Wisconsin for Joe Biden. […]
Radio Chipstone: Black Male Suffrage Repost
As the nation waits to see who will be Commander in Chief for the next four years, Wisconsin shocked the current administration by returning to Blue. This turn could put the country on track to see the election of our first Woman of Color Vice-President. A far cry from a time in our state when […]
Why Do We Still Have the Electoral College?
For this special election-day edition of the show, guest host Nada Elmikashfi spends the hour with historian Alexander Keyssar talking about the ins-and-outs of the Electoral College and trying to answer the question at the heart of his new book: Why do we still have the Electoral College? Alexander Keyssar is the Matthew W. Stirling […]
What’s the Word: Counting
The way our votes are counted has changed quite a bit over the years, and this year is no different with the massive turn to absentee ballots. Today on “What’s the Word” Adam Schuster digs into the history of vote-counting, the wild methods used centuries ago and how advancements in access and technology still leave […]
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