Steven Walters

They want your vote, so candidates for the state Senate and Assembly may be knocking on your door over the next three weeks. If they do, you may want to ask them one or two of these questions.

Legislative candidates want your vote. You should ask them these questions.

Colorado voters are considering shifting to ranked choice voting, an election reform approach championed nationally by a Wisconsin native.

Colorado is one of five states whose voters on Nov. 5 will be asked to adopt some version of ranked choice voting – a major election reform championed nationally by Wisconsin native Katherine Gehl.

Rejecting proposed voting definition constitutional amendment would be third defeated amendment in 2024.

The number of state residents 75 and older will increase by 74% in less than a generation

Over-75 population expected to explode, creating huge shortage of health care workers.

Majority party loses supermajority in Assembly to override Democratic governor

Democratic women victors, clockwise from top left: Jodi Habush-Sinykin, Sarah Keyeski and Kris Alfheim won state Senate seats and Tammy Baldwin held on to her U.S. Senate seat.

Wisconsin voters rejected Kamala Harris but back many other women for office.