Brittany Carloni is a Statehouse Reporter at IndyStar. She covers state politics, focusing on Indiana's Congressional delegation and state legislature, while also exploring themes related to elections, public policy, and legal affairs. Brittany's work has been featured in various outlets including USA Today, Yahoo News, and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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Will hear from members of public. Current rules were written by a business lobby. Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee
By: Brittany Carloni
Delegates will be looking for which of 7 candidates 'stand out' in their speeches. Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee
By: Brittany Carloni
The same seven candidates who first debated in January will be on the Aug. 11 ballot so Democrats are looking to the state party convention for direction.
Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez got the most support at the state Democratic Party convention over the weekend, but Rep. Francesca Hong was close behind.
By: Brittany Carloni, Audrey Lopez-Stane
Hong takes second. But conventiongoers also consider: who is most electable? Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee
By: -, Stane, Audrey Lopez, Brittany Carloni
Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez got the most support at the state Democratic Party convention over the weekend, but Rep. Francesca Hong was close behind.
By: Addie Costello, Brittany Carloni
This story was produced and originally published by Wisconsin Watch, a nonprofit, nonpartisan newsroom. It was made possible by donors like you.
By: Audrey Lopez-Stane, Zoey Elwood, Brittany Carloni
Including the sundae, hamburger, Dungeons & Dragons and an underground railroad ship.
By: Brittany Carloni
In a 5-2 decision, the court affirmed that state law exempts Notices of Voting Eligibility from public records disclosure.
By: Zoey Elwood, Audrey Lopez-Stane, Brittany Carloni
Whatโs your favorite fun Wisconsin history fact? We asked the 325 candidates running for state and legislative office in 2026 that question and others.
