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Poll: Thompson leads Baldwin in US Senate race

The new poll shows Thompson leading Baldwin, 48 percent to 42 percent. More>>

UPDATE: Changes to voting for spring primary Video included

If you're planning on going to the polls Tuesday for the spring primary, you'll need to remember your ID. More>>

GAB: Beware of unofficial voter registration mail

Wisconsin's election officials are warning voters to look out for unofficial registration forms that have been sent to many residents by mail. More>>

Ron Paul looks for delegates in GOP presidential race

Paul is currently in fourth place in the GOP presidential race.
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Joseph Kennedy III launches campaign for Congress

Joseph P. Kennedy III announced Thursday that he plans to run for the seat that will open up when Democratic Congressman Barney Frank retires at the end of his term. More>>

Michigan governor backs Romney's presidential bid

Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder will back Mitt Romney's bid for the Republican presidential nomination. He says the former Massachusetts governor is "the man for the job." More>>

Thompson airs first radio ad in Senate race

Tommy Thompson's senate campaign released its first campaign radio ad Monday. More>>

UPDATE: Romney wins Maine straw poll

As Mitt Romney tries to avoid a fourth consecutive defeat on Saturday, the Maine caucuses prove to be critical. More>>

GOP delegate chase

There's speculation that none of the Republican presidential candidates will have enough delegates to clinch the nomination before this summer's convention. More>>

President raises more than entire GOP field in Wisconsin

One analysis shows poor support for Republican presidential candidates in the state More>>

Rick Santorum wins in Missouri, Minnesota and Colorado

Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum has won the Missouri Republican primary and the Colorado and Minnesota caucuses.

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GOP final four

The final four candidates in the Republican presidential race are competing in three states this week. More>>

Minnesota could be a problem for Romney

Mitt Romney might face a significant challenge in Minnesota. More>>

Romney and Gingrich show true styles in GOP race

Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich start to show their extreme styles in the GOP presidential race. More>>

Mitt Romney wins Florida's GOP primary

Mitt Romney has won the Florida Republican presidential primary. More>>

Fitzgerald lags other US Senate candidates in fundraising

Fitzgerald says he sees the race as a marathon, not a sprint. More>>

Thompson raised more than GOP rival Neumann

Tommy Thompson raised more than $656,000 in three months for his campaign for the Republican nomination in the U.S. Senate race. More>>

Republican hopefuls campaigning in Florida

With just one full day of campaigning left, the republican candidates were out in the public eye Sunday, all knowing that Tuesday's primary could change the race to the White House. More>>

Herman Cain officially endorses Newt Gingrich

Former Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain officially announced that he is endorsing Newt Gingrich Saturday. More>>

Mark Neumann to propose $138 billion in budget cuts

U.S. Senate Candidate Mark Neumann will propose cuts in the federal budget Thursday. More>>

Biden says no difference between Gingrich and Romney

Vice President Joe Biden says he can't find "any fundamental difference" between Republican presidential rivals Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney. More>>

Baldwin says 2012 voters are energized, not fatigued

US Senate candidate Rep. Tammy Baldwin says Wisconsin voters are energized, rather than fatigued, by all of the political campaigns this year. More>>

Thompson: Recall overshadows U.S. Senate race

One of the biggest elections in Wisconsin this year is to replace retiring U.S. Sen. Herb Kohl. More>>

Romney releases income tax information

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney paid about $3 million in federal income taxes in 2010, having earned more than seven times that from his investments. More>>

Republican Presidential Contest now turns to Florida

Florida voters are in for politics, as the republican presidential contest turns their way. More>>

Gingrich Upsets Romney in South Carolina

Newt Gingrich stormed toward an upset over Mitt Romney Saturday night in the South Carolina primary.
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GOP candidates reflect on South Carolina primary

With 100 percent of precincts reporting, Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich won the South Carolina Primary. More>>

South Carolina is proud of political profile

For more than three decades, South Carolina has continued to raise the state's national political profile. More>>

South Carolina's Primary day started at a restaurant

The South Carolina's Primary on Saturday started off with politics at a restaurant in Greenville. More>>

Iowa GOP names Rick Santorum the winner

Rick Santorum was declared the winner of the Iowa caucuses by the Iowa Republican Party. More>>

Busy day in GOP presidential campaign

Thursday was a busy day in the Republican presidential race. More>>

Santorum edges Romney in Iowa after all

Rick Santorum won the Iowa caucuses by at least 34 votes, according to certified vote totals. More>>

Obama campaign buys ad time in Wisconsin

President Barack Obama's campaign is buying ad time in six different states, including Wisconsin. More>>

Christie to Romney: Release tax return immediately

Gov. Chris Christie is asking political ally Mitt Romney to immediately release his tax returns instead of waiting until April. More>>

GOP candidates debate in South Carolina

The five remaining Republican presidential candidates took part in a Fox News-Wall Street Journal debate in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Monday. More>>

UPDATE: Jon Huntsman quits presidential race

27 News has learned campaign officials for Jon Huntsman plans to withdraw from the race for Republican presidential nomination. More>>

Obama, DNC raise $68M in final 3 months of 2011

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New figures, released Thursday morning, show President Barack Obama's campaign has raised more than $68 million combined for his re-election and the Democratic Party during the final three months of 2011. More>>

UPDATE: Romney wins New Hampshire primary

Romney is the first Republican to win both the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary in a competitive race since Iowa took the leadoff role in 1976. More>>

Kohl endorses Baldwin for Senate

Kohl says Baldwin has served in Congress with conviction, compassion and common sense. More>>

What could a Santorum presidency mean for your finances?

With his strong showing in Iowa, Rick Santorum is positioning himself for the GOP presidential nomination. Here is what a Santorum presidency could mean for your finances. More>>

McCain endorses Romney in GOP race

Mitt Romney has accepted an endorsement from Sen. John McCain (R-Arizona), the 2008 Republican presidential nominee. More>>

UPDATE: Bachmann quits race, says she'll fight for issues

Michele Bachmann's campaign manager says it's hard to tell whether she will continue her campaign after a bleak showing in the Iowa caucuses. More>>

UPDATE: Romney beats Santorum by 8 votes

The chairman of the Iowa Republican party says former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney has won the Iowa caucuses by eight votes. More>>

7 Republicans on Wisconsin presidential primary ballot

As voters in Iowa participate in caucuses Tuesday in the first test for presidential candidates, officials in Wisconsin will finalize presidential primary ballots for the Badger state's April voting. More>>

Gingrich, Perry will not be on Va. ballot

Newt Gingrich and Rick Perry have failed to qualify for Virginia's March 6 Republican primary, but  Mitt Romney and Ron Paul will be on the ballot. More>>

Former Fort McCoy commander to run for Congress

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A former commander at Fort McCoy says he's running for western Wisconsin's 3rd congressional district. More>>

Thompson makes US Senate run official

Former Wisconsin Governor Tommy Thompson made it official Thursday evening: he's running for Herb Kohl's vacating Senate seat.

It's been 13 years since Thompson last appeared on a ballot. More>>

Thompson to kickoff U.S. Senate campaign Dec. 1

Former Republican governor Tommy Thompson will kickoff his U.S. Senate campaign next month. More>>

Perry says his campaign won't end

Rick Perry, a candidate who experts say has performed poorly in debates, says he "stepped in it" during Wednesday night's Republican debate. He has insisted though that it won't force him out of the presidential race. More>>

Thompson says he's running, despite no announcement until spring

Former Republican governor Tommy Thompson said he's in the race for an open U.S. Senate, but will hold off on making a formal campaign announcement until the spring of 2012.

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Assembly Speaker Fitzgerald to run for US Senate

State Assembly Speaker Jeff Fitzgerald says he's running for U.S. Senate. More>>

Cain, Romney tied in poll among Va Republicans

Herman Cain and Mitt Romney are the favorites among Virginia Republicans in a new statewide poll. More>>

Former Gov. Tommy Thompson takes next step in Senate run

Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson has entered the race to fill retiring Herb Kohl's Senate seat. More>>

Democratic state senator to run for treasurer

State Sen. Tim Carpenter (D-Milwaukee) says he will run for Milwaukee city treasurer in 2012. More>>

Kanavas joins Romney campaign

The former state senator landed the job after choosing against a run for U.S. Senate More>>

Lasee takes step toward US Senate run

Another Republican state lawmaker is one step closer to a U.S. Senate run. More>>

Wis. Assembly Speaker closer to Senate run

Wisconsin state Assembly Speaker Jeff Fitzgerald is one step closer to a U.S. Senate run. More>>

Wisconsin's presidential primary is moving

Governor Scott Walker has signed the bill that moves Wisconsin's presidential primary from late February to the first Tuesday in April. More>>

State Sen. Erpenbach not running for Congress

Erpenbach made the announcement Tuesday on his Facebook page. He says he's choosing to "stay here and fight." More>>

Rep. Kind not running for U.S. Senate

The Democrat says now is not the time for him to run. More>>

Technical college students can't use school ID's at polls

Wisconsin's Government Accountability Board brought questions to light Monday regarding a small section of the new Voter ID law which states that university and college students can use their school ID's to get a ballot at the polls, but technical college students cannot. More>>

Baldwin running for U.S. Senate

Democratic Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin is joining the race to fill retiring Democrat Herb Kohl's seat in the U.S. Senate.  Baldwin made the announcement Tuesday via email and video messages to her supporters, saying she will fight for middle-class voters. More>>

Paul Ryan weighs in on GOP Presidential Candidates

Congressman Paul Ryan looked like a presidential candidate Friday afternoon, shaking hands at the Walworth County Fair for four hours. He admits there was a lot of pressure to get in the race, but he maintains he's not going to. More>>

Neumann, Fitzgerald enter US Senate race

Two republican candidates are now officially in the race for Herb Kohl's US Senate seat. Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Jeff Fitzgerald told a Wausau newspaper that he's in and former Congressman Mark Neumann announced his candidacy on Monday. More>>

Michele Bachmann's memoir to arrive in November

Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann is scheduled to release a memoir in November. More>>

Rep. Baldwin 'likely' to run for Senate in 2012

After Friday's announcement former U.S. Senator Russ Feingold won't be running for U.S. Senator Herb Kohl's seat, Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin has become a frontrunner for the democratic party. More>>

Feingold won't run in 2012

Democrat Russ Feingold says he won't run for public office next year. More>>

Former Wis. Gov Thompson headed toward Senate run

An advisor to the former Republican governor and Health & Human Services secretary says Thompson is laying the groundwork to run next year. More>>

Sen. Kohl discusses 2012 race for his seat

Wisconsin has not had two Republicans serving in the U.S. Senate at the same time since 1957. But, that could soon change. More>>

Former Minnesota Gov. Pawlenty dropping out of GOP presidential race

Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty is dropping out of the race for the GOP presidential nomination.

Pawlenty told supporters on a conference call Sunday morning that he would announce on ABC's "This Week" that he was ending his campaign after a disappointing finish in the Iowa straw poll on Saturday.
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Michele Bachmann wins Iowa straw poll

Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann has won the Iowa Straw Poll.

It's the first indication of what Iowans think of the GOP presidential field and which candidate has the best get-out-the-vote organization. More>>

Texas Gov. Perry jumps into 2012 Republican race

Texas Governor Rick Perry is now a Republican presidential candidate. More>>

Erpenbach: Likely run for U.S. Rep. Baldwin's seat

Sen. Jon Erpenbach (D-Middleton) said Friday "in all likelihood" he will run to fill U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin's seat if Baldwin decides to run for Senate. More>>

Baldwin says she's likely to run for U.S. Senate

Democratic U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin says a run for the U.S. Senate seat is "likely." More>>

Congresswoman Bachmann announces presidential candidacy

Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann has formally announced her candidacy for the president in her hometown of Waterloo, Iowa. More>>

UPDATE: Thompson will run for US Senate says former campaign staffer

A campaign staffer for former Wisconsin governor Tommy Thompson tells 27 News that Thompson will run for the U.S. Senate. More>>

Who's running for Sen. Kohl's senate seat?

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Who's in and who's out in the race to replace Wisconsin Senator Herb Kohl in 2012. Former Governor Tommy Thompson has voiced interest while Congressman Paul Ryan says he's not running. More>>

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