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Start of Wisconsin Voter ID Trial Looks Bad for GOP

Todd Allbaugh – the first witness One Wisconsin Institute called – claims lawmakers adopted new requirements to discriminate against traditionally Democratic voters. [Courthouse News Service]

Federal Judge To Eye Wisconsin’s Voting Changes

Liberal group One Wisconsin Institute, Inc. filed the lawsuit last June. U.S. District Judge James Peterson has scheduled a bench trial to begin Monday in Madison. [Associated Press]

Lawsuits spur voter ID revision by Walker

One Wisconsin Institute executive director Scot Ross... accused the Walker administration of repeatedly manipulating voting rules to gain a partisan advantage. [Associated Press]

Gov. Walker eases state Voter ID restrictions

The move comes just days before the state goes to trial over a challenge to Wisconsin's Voter ID law by the liberal group One Wisconsin Now, which claims that obtaining a state ID is so difficult some would-be eligible voters are simply giving up. [WKOW-TV]

CEO Meeusen could reap $8.4 million if Badger Meter is sold

Reacting to news of the possibility of a sale of Badger Meter, liberal advocacy group One Wisconsin Now said in a news release that research in other states has shown that when right-to-work is enacted, the result is lower wages, less health care, fewer resources for schools and less workplace safety. [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel]

UNSPUN: May 04, 2016

One Wisconsin Now Executive Director Scot Ross made his regular appearance on UNSPUN to discuss how and why Trump is the last GOP candidate standing. [WMTV-TV]

One Wisconsin Now

One Wisconsin Now is a project of A Better Wisconsin Together, a state-based research and communications hub for progressives.

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COLUMN: No, voter ID debate isn’t over

A recent filing in a lawsuit brought by One Wisconsin Institute and other voter rights advocates exposed serious flaws at the Department of Motor Vehicles in providing Wisconsinites with the ID that voters must now produce to cast their ballot at the polls. [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel]

Paul Ryan seeks to assure voters amid political circus

"Speaker Ryan wants to dull the edges of his party's political rhetoric, but their policies cut working families and those in need sharper than ever," said Scot Ross, executive director of the liberal group One Wisconsin Now. [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel]

UNSPUN: April 20, 2016

One Wisconsin Now Executive Director Scot Ross made his regular appearance on UNSPUN to discuss what's next in the Presidential race. [WMTV-TV]

Wisconsin: After Frank v. Walker

In a recent complaint filed by One Wisconsin Institute... plaintiffs challenged several Wisconsin voting provisions, including 2011 Wisconsin Act 23. [State of Elections]

Keep an eye on state Public Records Board

Among the critics were conservative and liberal groups including One Wisconsin Now, as well as ordinary citizens with no political ax to grind. [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel]

Short-handed court to weigh Wisconsin cases

U.S. District Judge James Peterson determined the liberal group One Wisconsin Now could keep alive its arguments that voters should be able to use a broader range of IDs for voting. [Appleton Post-Crescent]