Jessie Opoien is the Capitol Bureau Chief for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, covering Wisconsin politics. With a background in political science and journalism, Jessie's reporting focuses on local and state politics, including elections, policy decisions, and government actions.
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By: Jessie Opoien
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel What to watch for from Wisconsin voters in the Nov. 5 election
By: Jessie Opoien, Hope Karnopp
Why candidates are campaigning in Wisconsin so often Former president Donald Trump returns to Wisconsin Tuesday with campaign stops in Dane
By: Jessie Opoien
MADISON — Republican former President Donald Trump will return to Wisconsin on Sunday for a rally at the Dodge County Airport in Juneau — a fourth campaign event in the battleground state in nine days, his campaign announced Wednesday.
By: Laura Schulte, Jessie Opoien
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel MADISON — A federal judge ruled this week against allowing access to court documents sealed nearly a decade ago
By: Laura Schulte, Jessie Opoien
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Liz Cheney says Donald Trump's 'depravity' on January 6 disqualifies him for White House
By: Jessie Opoien
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Bob Woodward drops bombshells about US presidents in book on Ukraine, Middle East wars
By: Jessie Opoien
MADISON — Beyoncé and Lee Greenwood might not have much in common, but they've got this: They're both responsible for the walkup music for a presidential candidate this year.
By: Jessie Opoien
MADISON – Democratic U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin and Republican challenger Eric Hovde traded barbs over health care, abortion, TV ads and even their personal lives Friday during their first and only scheduled debate ahead of the Nov. 5. election.
By: Jessie Opoien
MADISON – Democratic U.S. Sen Tammy Baldwin and her Republican challenger, businessman Eric Hovde, have focused on manufacturing and business as their campaigns inch closer to the Nov. 5 election in a race that could determine the Senate majority.
By: Jessie Opoien
MADISON – Democratic U.S. Sen Tammy Baldwin and her Republican challenger, businessman Eric Hovde, have focused on manufacturing and business as their campaigns inch closer to the Nov. 5 election in a race that could determine the Senate majority.
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