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Candidate profile: Rebecca Cooke in Wisconsin’s 3rd District
Elections and votingRebecca Cooke is a Democrat in the contested 2026 race for Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District.
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Candidate profile · WI
Rebecca Cooke is a Democrat in the contested 2026 race for Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District.

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Milwaukee County approved removing Flock cameras from parks, moving the issue from a policy vote to implementation.

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The department reminded Wisconsinites that state and federal laws provide separate layers of protection for elections.

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The measures address government equity policies, the governor’s partial veto authority and closures of places of worship during health emergencies.

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The civil case brings a fatal police chase involving Milwaukee before a court and raises a public-safety question about legal responsibility.

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Gov. Gaylord Nelson signed a bill requiring all 1962 cars produced in Wisconsin to come equipped with seatbelts.

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The Wisconsin senator’s bill would keep ICE, CBP and National Guard personnel away from polling places and routes used by voters.

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Incumbents from both parties are facing questions about earlier legislation on data center tax incentives and regulations.

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Wisconsin voters will decide statewide offices and all eight U.S. House seats on Nov. 3, 2026.

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NBC News projected Jay Schroeder and JoCasta Zamarripa as the Republican and Democratic primary winners.

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Peetz is a Republican in the contested 2026 race for Wisconsin’s 6th Congressional District.

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Emergency response and property damage account for most of Enbridge’s estimated costs from the August leak in Iron County.

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Wisconsin legislative candidates are facing questions about earlier data center votes, though no specific race is directly tied to the issue.

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Emily Berge is one of nine candidates in Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District race, which concludes with the Nov. 3, 2026, general election.

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Eric Toney and Josh Kaul were projected as their parties’ Wisconsin attorney general nominees in uncontested primaries.

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Laura S Benjamin is a Democrat in the nine-candidate contest for Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District.

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Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson has presented his proposed city budget for 2027.

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Fall election results could influence who makes later decisions about how Wisconsin elections are run.

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Crowley’s Wisconsin proposal would prohibit elected officials from participating in prediction markets.

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Michael Thurow is one of 13 candidates in Wisconsin's contested 2026 election for the 6th Congressional District.

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The U.S. House used its final pre-midterm window to act on major legislation and record members’ votes on high-profile issues.

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Two Wisconsin sisters with a rare form of hearing loss have received a newly approved therapy.

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The two Wisconsin governor candidates are emphasizing audits, transparency and accountability in state government.

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Unified control of state government could break years of stalemate, but constitutional limits would restrict some election-policy changes.

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Derrick Van Orden voted for an effort intended to protect Wisconsin families from electricity rate increases tied to data centers.

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Wisconsin clerks will use existing absentee-ballot procedures after the Supreme Court blocked new federal requirements for the midterms.

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Americans for Tax Reform says Tom Tiffany promised to oppose and veto state tax increases if elected Wisconsin governor.

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West Allis police used Flock technology to help catch a Milwaukee man accused of stabbing his grandfather and to pursue shooting suspects.

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David Crowley says repealing the state’s minimum markup law would lower fuel prices and blames federal policies backed by Tom Tiffany for rising costs.

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The Supreme Court rejected voting changes, while federal officials remain focused on Wisconsin election administration.