Mitchell Schmidt is a state government reporter for the Wisconsin State Journal, covering local news and politics in Madison, Wisconsin. His work has been featured in various publications and media outlets, including the Bloomer Advance, Chippewa Herald, La Crosse Tribune, and KPVI-DTV.
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Mitchell Schmidt's primary focus is on local government and politics within the state of Wisconsin, with a strong emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements. He covers topics such as redistricting, legislature decisions, and political figures' activities.
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By: Mitchell Schmidt
"I fear that what you’re asking this court to do is sign the death warrants of women, children and pregnant people in this state," Liberal Justice Jill Karofsky said.
By: Mitchell Schmidt, Adam Kelnhofer
"The vast majority of things that we will put on the table will be things that all 54 people in our caucus can unite behind."
By: Adam Kelnhofer, Mitchell Schmidt
Following a week of silence over his loss to U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, Republican candidate Eric Hovde took to social media to post a video in which he questioned the
By: Adam Kelnhofer, Mitchell Schmidt
Republican Senate candidate Eric Hovde claims some Wisconsin cities saw an implausible voter turnout of more than 100%, but there's a simple explanation.
By: Mitchell Schmidt
Less than a week after Election Day, president-elect Donald Trump's new cabinet is starting to form.
By: Mitchell Schmidt
“You are trying to thread a needle here that has no eye," liberal Justice Jill Karofsky told the attorney representing Republican legislators.
By: Mitchell Schmidt
President-elect Donald Trump on Monday nominated former Wisconsin Congressman Sean Duffy to serve in his cabinet as transportation secretary.
By: Mitchell Schmidt
President-elect Trump said he's preparing to use the military for deportations. He also used the military during his first term.
By: Mitchell Schmidt
Gableman's review was initially allocated $676,000 in taxpayer funds but ultimately cost close to $2.5 million in additional legal fees and other court costs.
By: Mitchell Schmidt
Attorneys argue the provisions in the state law violate business owners' constitutional right to equal protection and their right to earn a living.
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