#Counties

Fritz Kaegi

fritz4assessor

I'm opposed to Illinois House Bill 1356, which would require anyone who runs for the Board of Review to be a lawyer. Our property tax system needs ongoing reform. But

Ben Kannenberg

BenKannenberg1

Today I'm excited to post my first maps. I'm going to be looking at the only Republican gubernatorial defeat in Wisconsin between 1857 and 1888: the 1873 elections!Here's the 1871

the oranckay

oranckay

As someone who has read all the Confucian classics in the original, and in Korean schools: Yes, it does seem to have an effect. Namely that people expect a nat’l

Rhea Boyd MD, MPH

RheaBoydMD

@AmerAcadPeds and I made a short video on racial health inequities amid COVID19 and their impacts on kids and families. Here are a few takeaways. Thread.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_9ozzK21S8&list=PLKYV5259WcZ0dQPiGaPzP_kPJ3G3Dyd7u&index

Jonathon Sadowski

SadowskiJourno

The WI Elections Commission is debating using its last $750K of CARES funding for a voter-education ad campaign leading up to the election.Republicans Dean Knudson and Bob Spindell are against.

Omar Wasow

owasow

For 15 years, I’ve been studying 1960s civil rights protests with particular attention to how nonviolent and violent actions by activists & police influence media, elites, public opinion & voters.

Alyson Decker 🤦🏻‍♀️

AlysonDecker10

One of my goals from the first moment I graduated from law school was to make partner, and not partner as a solo attorney, but partner at a well established

Alison Greene

GrassrootsSpeak

On my continuing quest to understand how Mitch McConnell, who had an approval rating of 18%, managed to win reelection by 57%, I dug even deeperThe deeper I dig, the

Eric Berman

WIBC_EricBerman

The number of Hoosiers hospitalized with #coronavirus sets a new record for the sixth straight day, with 2,070, 34 more than yesterday. Of those, 524 are in intensive care, 35

Will McAvoy

WillMcAvoyACN

Some people seem to think “back to normal” means that we will revert to where we were. That is impossible. Too much has been lost, and I’m not even talking

Waldo Jaquith

waldojaquith

If we had a functional federal gov’t, it’d be great for e.g. GSA to procure commonly needed SaaS services (e.g., form OCR, address geolocation, bank account verification, etc.), put a

Michael R. Strain

MichaelRStrain

THREAD.Plan: 1. Schools should assume that everyone in the U.S. will start wearing masks today and make plans for a normal, 5-day school week this fall. Full-time, in-person instruction. 2.

David Frum

davidfrum

Whoah, this opinion in Trump v. Boockvar:"Plaintiffs ask this Court to disenfranchisealmost seven million voters." "This Court has been presented with ... speculative accusation ... unsupported by evidence. In the

True the Vote

TrueTheVote

Why does the Left want voters to Vote from Home? Convenience? No. It’s about control. It’s because they know because engineered chaos provides the best opportunity to control outcomes. Problems

Laura Chapin

LauraChapin

.@NateSilver538's entire string about voting in Colorado is false and should be deleted. Colorado is an all-options voting state: you can vote by mailing in your ballot, via 24 hour

Scott Lemieux

LemieuxLGM

Today's iteration of the Magical Neoconfederate Shadow Docket, restoring Alabama's arbitrary ban on curbside voting, produced a lengthy dissent from Sotomayor. (Significantly, it is joined by Kagan and Breyer, who