Hope Karnopp is a Trending Politics Reporter at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. She focuses on government and politics, with a keen interest in social issues and fact-checking, particularly in relation to the GOP and Wisconsin. Hope's work has been featured in various publications including Wisconsin Watch, PolitiFact, and USA TODAY.
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Hope Karnopp's reporting primarily focuses on local government and politics in Wisconsin, particularly Milwaukee. She covers a wide range of topics within this scope, including legislation, elections, law enforcement, and government announcements.
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By: Ricardo Torres, Hope Karnopp
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Sen. Bernie Sanders delivers powerful speech at the Democratic National Convention
By: Hope Karnopp
The debate begins at 7 p.m. and will be broadcast on radio and television stations across Wisconsin, plus C-SPAN and WisconsinEye.
By: Alison Dirr, Hope Karnopp
The eyes of the nation are expected to be on not just the results but Wisconsin's voting process in next month's presidential election.
By: Hope Karnopp
The two rallies come on the first day of early voting in Wisconsin. Harris is also set to visit Waukesha on Monday.
By: Sophie Carson, Hope Karnopp
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance traveled to Waukesha Sunday to deliver remarks aimed at turning out Wisconsin's large number of Catholic voters for former President Donald Trump.
By: Hope Karnopp
He was last seen Sunday morning at around 6:46 a.m. traveling by foot on the 600 block of East Potter Avenue in Milwaukee, police said.
By: Hope Karnopp
Trump is also expected to tout a Wisconsin sports figure by campaigning with former Packers quarterback Brett Farve on Wednesday.
By: Hope Karnopp
Milwaukee Bucks head coach Doc Rivers narrates a new television advertisement for Vice President Kamala Harris that will play during sporting events in Wisconsin, the campaign announced Sunday.
By: Hope Karnopp
His death is not considered suspicious, the sheriff's office told the Journal Sentinel on Sunday.
By: Hope Karnopp
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are in a statistical dead heat in battleground Wisconsin, a new Marquette poll says.
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