Paul Fanlund is the Editor and Publisher at The Capital Times. He focuses on themes related to publishing and media, government and politics, and general assignment news, often covering events and conferences within these areas. Paul has been featured in The Capital Times and the Wisconsin State Journal.
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Madison, United States (Local)
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Paul Fanlund's coverage heavily focuses on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on opinion editorials. His articles frequently feature expert commentary, analysis of legal policy regulation, and government announcements. Therefore, individuals or organizations with expertise in Wisconsin/Madison politics, policies affecting the region, or those impacted by relevant legal developments would be well-suited for engagement.
As his geographic focus is predominantly local to Wisconsin and Madison, pitches should reflect an understanding of these areas' political landscape and how proposed topics may impact them. This could include insights into local political figures or specific issues directly affecting the communities he covers.
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Paul Fanlund: Soboroff has been a senior national and political reporter for NBC and a bestselling author. In June, he will become an MS NOW anchor.
Paul Fanlund: When Democratic voters cast ballots in August, they should ask themselves which gubernatorial candidate is most likely to win in November.
Paul Fanlund: It strikes me that there is as much intergenerational finger-pointing now as I have ever witnessed.
By: Paul Fanlund
Paul Fanlund: The recently elected governor combined strong opposition to Donald Trump with a pragmatic policy agenda that produced a blowout win.
Paul Fanlund: As the University of Wisconsin-Madison chancellor leaves for Columbia University in New York, some thoughts from our farewell conversation.
By: Paul Fanlund
Evan Osnos, Susan Glasser and Jane Mayer will tape their popular weekly roundtable conversation — “The Political Scene” — on our stage Sept. 23.
By: Paul Fanlund
Paul Fanlund: Yale professor Beverly Gage’s latest book is a compelling travelogue about her visits to 300 American historic sites.
Paul Fanlund: Govs. Abigail Spanberger and Mikie Sherrill and U.S. Sen. Elissa Slotkin — all Democrats — will appear together on Sept. 25.
Paul Fanlund: Despite the incompetence and malevolence of President Donald Trump, his opponents seem determined to undermine their interests.
Paul Fanlund: Many local elected officials seem to not fully trust their own uniformed law enforcement leaders like Sheriff Kalvin Barrett.
