Pat Kreitlow is the Founding Editor at Up North News. He focuses on themes such as health and wellness, government and politics, and regional interest, providing insights on elections, public policy, and consumer health. Pat's work has been featured in Up North News and The 'Gander Newsroom.
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Pat Kreitlow's coverage focuses mainly on local government and politics in Wisconsin, with a particular emphasis on legal policy regulation. This suggests that he would be most interested in pitches from individuals or organizations involved in Wisconsin state politics, including lawmakers, analysts, and activists.
Given his focus on legal policy regulation and government announcements, Pat may be receptive to commentary from experts who can provide insights into the implications of legislative decisions or judicial rulings within Wisconsin.
Additionally, since Pat covers topics such as gerrymandering and education extensively, pitches related to these issues at the local level in Wisconsin are likely to resonate well with him.
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By: Pat Kreitlow
Inflation, tariffs, and healthcare costs have all taken a big bite out of farm families’ income as Trump becomes the latest major figure trying to save Republican Rep. Derrick Van Orden.
Also known as open primaries, they allow the top two candidates to advance to the general election, whatever their party. It's our newsletter Question of the Week for June 4.
By: Pat Kreitlow
Sen. Howard Marklein has represented a southwest Wisconsin district for all 16 years Republicans have controlled the Legislature.
The president said prices for fuel, fertilizer, and other inputs are “all coming way down,” but it's not clear there's a plan to make that happen.
By: Pat Kreitlow
Rep. Scott Fitzgerald has an extensive record in favor of mergers and against federal oversight on behalf of consumers, but his latest move could be a franchise killer for football in Green Bay.
By: Pat Kreitlow
Primary elections determine party nominees in Wisconsin, but would a party endorsement help with a large field of candidates? It's our newsletter question of the week for May 7, 2026.
By: Pat Kreitlow
Delegates will hear from all seven candidates as they weigh who has the best chance to defend the office Gov. Tony Evers held for two terms.
Delegates are being pulled — and polled — in all directions as the seven candidates made their case at their state party convention.
Do you have a favorite candidate for governor? Have you narrowed it down to a couple? Or are you far from committed, maybe even still tuned out? It's our newsletter Question of the Week for June 18.
Progressives see their bold proposals as an improvement over "corporate Democrats," but Republicans see only the 'socialist' part. It's our newsletter Question of the Week for June 25.
