This interview originally aired on October 25, 2018. How can we ensure that our elected representatives are voted in by a popular majority? One idea that has been getting increased […]
Let Prisoners Vote
In the United States, home of over 20 percent of the world’s prison population, the vast majority of incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people are denied the right to vote. What’s […]
The Case Against the Filibuster and Redistricting in Wisconsin
Filibuster. It’s a word you might be hearing a lot lately, especially as the Senate has begun debating new voting rights protections this week. First up on today’s show, Wednesday […]
Cardinal Call: UW-Madison Sees Increase in Student Voter Turnout
On Tuesdays, the Daily Cardinal — one of UW-Madison’s student newspapers — shares the latest in campus news. This week, producer Hope Karnopp talks with campus news writer Alison Stecker […]
Supreme Court Roundup: Voting Rights and NCAA Athletes
For today’s show, we present part 2 of Carousel’s annual SCOTUS roundup about some of the major U.S. Supreme Court decisions coming out of the latest session. For the first […]
Wisconsin’s Budget Windfall and Voter Suppression Legislation
Tax collections are projected to rise sharply in Wisconsin, giving the state government an unexpected windfall. What can they do with the money—and what should they do? The Wisconsin Policy […]
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