Highlights from the 2nd Presidential Debate
President Obama and Mitt Romney met Tuesday night for a heated town hall debate.
President Obama and Mitt Romney met Tuesday night for a heated town hall debate.
A Wisconsin man who made a "Hang in there Obama" sign featuring an outline of a noose says he actually supports President Barack Obama.
Wisconsin's Republican Senate candidate, former Gov. Tommy Thompson, says his son feels terrible for suggesting that voters should send President Barack Obama back to Kenya.
Wednesday is the deadline to register to vote by mail so it's decision time for those who aren't sure what state they want to vote in.
Former President Bill Clinton will campaign Friday in Green Bay on behalf of President Barack Obama's campaign.
UPDATE: Democrat Tammy Baldwin has raised more money than her Republican opponent Tommy Thompson in recent months and had more cash on hand for the final push toward Election Day.
UPDATE: Republican Senate candidate Tommy Thompson's campaign says his son apologizes for suggesting voters in the fall election should send President Barack Obama back to Kenya.
Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan is taking President Barack Obama to task over the nation's deficit at a Waukesha rally.
Michelle Obama plans to make two campaign stops in Wisconsin on Friday.
President Barack Obama's political advisers are promising the incumbent would unleash his more aggressive side in Tuesday's debate with Mitt Romney.
UPDATE: Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan says Wisconsin can "complete its journey" by electing Mitt Romney as president and putting former Gov. Tommy Thompson in the U.S. Senate.
UPDATE: More than 2,000 turned out to hear Vice President Joe Biden speak at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, a day after his debate with Congressman Paul Ryan.
It's either candidate's race to win as President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney prepare for their second debate Tuesday night.
Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan was making a quick dash for cash during his first Minnesota visit since joining Mitt Romney's ticket.
Rock the Vote, its colorfully wrapped bus and its message of voter involvement are heading to the campus area for an outdoor event on Tuesday, Oct. 16.
Republican Paul Ryan is slamming the Obama administration in the vice presidential debate for failing to call the attack on a U.S. consulate in Libya a terrorist attack.
Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan is coming back to his home state of Wisconsin for a campaign appearance.
If one thing is certain about Thursday’s vice presidential debate between Joe Biden and Republican challenger Paul Ryan, it’s that their lone showdown this fall is shrouded in uncertainty.
UPDATE: Only six days remain before voter registration "closes" for the November 6 election. The simplest way to register or update your voter registration is to visit any City of Madison library branch by October 17.
Mitt Romney says his passion is for helping struggling Americans. The Republican presidential nominee held a town hall-style meeting Wednesday with employees of an Ohio manufacturing company that makes natural gas compressors.
Republican Tommy Thompson says he raised more than $2 million over six weeks in his run for the U.S. Senate against Democrat Tammy Baldwin.
When Mitt Romney headed Bain & Co. in the early 1990s, he presided over the corporate strategy firm's expanding operations into China and Russia, helping their initial attempts to move into the world's free market system. In his presidential campaign, Romney has made China and Russia prime targets for foreign policy criticism.
Four years ago, Joe Biden was careful not to appear overly aggressive in the vice presidential debate with Sarah Palin, then a newcomer to the national stage. But Biden is less concerned about coming across like a bully as he prepares to debate Rep. Paul Ryan on Thursday.
Paul Ryan is preparing for his debate against Vice President Joe Biden, a seasoned lawmaker who has been sparring over public policy since the Wisconsin congressman was learning how to talk.
Karl Rove's political action group has poured another $1.2 million into Wisconsin's Senate race for ads attacking Democratic candidate Tammy Baldwin.
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