MADISON, Wis. (AP) — State Sen. Melissa Agard, from Madison, has been chosen to lead Senate Democrats who return just 11 lawmakers out of 33 for the two-year session that kicks off next month ...

MADISON, Wis. (AP) - The Wisconsin state Senate's top Democrat announced Thursday that she's going to leave the body to run for local office in 2024. Senate Minority Leader Melissa Agard of ...

"This (Wisconsin Supreme Court) is a very important election for the state of Wisconsin, and historically, our spring elections have a smaller turnout associated with them," state Senate Minority ...

The Republican-controlled Wisconsin Senate voted Thursday to fire the battleground state's nonpartisan top elections official ahead of the 2024 presidential election.. Democrats say the vote was ...

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Agard says if given the opportunity, she looks forward to continuing to serve the Dane County community in a new capacity, confirming the Senate will hold leadership elections next week to vote for a ...

Another landslide in 2020 gave her a seat in the Wisconsin State Senate, representing the 16th district. She was unanimously elected as the Senate Democratic Leader last year, succeeding Janet Bewley.

Agard currently represents the state's 16th Senate District and was unanimously elected as the Senate's Minority Leader in November 2022. The election for Dane County executive will be held on Nov. 5, ...

"It could be a huge disruption in our elections in Wisconsin," said Senate Democratic leader Melissa Agard. "If you have someone who has this pulpit using it to spew disinformation and harmful ...

Senate Minority Leader Melissa Agard, a Madison Democrat, ... the Wisconsin Election Commission believed it could keep Wolfe on in her current role without requiring Senate confirmation.

Wisconsin Election Commission data shows that since 2000, turnout in partisan elections — that is, the fall cycle — has ranged from 44% to 73% of adults. In nonpartisan elections, which occur ...