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State loses an estimated 6,200 private sector jobs in April

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State loses an estimated 6,200 private sector jobs in April

At a time when government jobs statistics are under scrutiny as never before, preliminary data released Thursday showed that Wisconsin lost an estimated 6,200 private-sector jobs in April. April showed the second consecutive month of private-sector job losses in the state, according to the preliminary data from the state Department of Workforce Development. Read the full…

Connecticut's new voter law bucks national trend

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Connecticut's new voter law bucks national trend

Under Dan Malloy, Connecticut is now poised to become only the ninth state to enact election-day registration, bucking a disturbing national trend toward greater restrictions: http://newamericamedia.org/2012/05/connecticuts-new-voter-law-bucks-national-trend.php

National Democrats Increase Investment in Wisconsin Recall

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National Democrats Increase Investment in Wisconsin Recall

Democrats up their Wisconsin investment, Mitt Romney sees an Obama-Clinton feud, George W. Bush endorses and polls shed some light on gay marriage in swing states. Make sure to sign up to get “Afternoon Fix” in your e-mail inbox every day by 5 (ish) p.m! EARLIER ON THE FIX: GOP freshmen = weak tea Americans…

Minn. Senate vote clears Vikings for new stadium

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Minn. Senate vote clears Vikings for new stadium

The Minnesota Vikings moved to within a governor’s signature of getting a new $975 million stadium on Thursday after the state Senate approved a plan that relies heavily on public financing. Gov. Mark Dayton has said he’ll sign the measure, meaning the Senate’s 36-30 vote was effectively the final barrier for the stadium. The House passed…

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