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UNSPUN: January 9, 2019

Our political analysts broke down the government shutdown, the border wall and the Democrats response to President Trump's address. [WMTV-TV]

The Eternal Campaign of Scott Walker

One Wisconsin Now added the totals and found Walker has earned $2,263,058 in salary since 1993 from his jobs in state and county government. [Urban Milwaukee]

Republicans, Democrats speak to Walker’s legacy

“When you’re talking about legacy, we remember elected officials who showed inspired leadership bringing people together in times of crisis and we remember the crooks.” [Associated Press]

Robin Vos: The Secrecy Speaker

Robin Vos has shown he doesn’t like leaks in either his professional or private life, based on recent media reports and public records.

Liberal Group Sues Over Early Voting Changes

One Wisconsin Now and its companion organization One Wisconsin Institute are suing the state over changes to early voting laws. [Wisconsin Public Television]

A time for outrage

An organization known as One Wisconsin Institute ... has already announced a lawsuit against the legislation. [Cape Cod Times]

State Facing Endless Lawsuits?

One Wisconsin Institute and Citizen Action have already initiated the first legal action, returning to the federal district court that in 2016 struck down earlier limits on voting rights. [Urban Milwaukee]

Wisconsin Liberals Fight Lame-Duck Voting Laws

One Wisconsin Institute and others filed a memorandum asking U.S. District Judge James Peterson in Madison to enforce the court’s July 2016 injunction. [Courthouse News]

Changing the Rules

One Wisconsin Institute, supported by the National Redistricting Foundation, said Friday afternoon that lawsuits would be coming after Walker signed the bills. [Politico]

Liberal Groups File Legal Challenge To Early Voting Restrictions Signed By Walker

Citizen Action of Wisconsin and One Wisconsin Institute filed the motion with Judge James Peterson of the U.S. District Court of the Western District of Wisconsin. Both groups were involved in a successful 2016 lawsuit challenging election laws in Wisconsin, including some restrictions on early voting. [Wisconsin Public Radio]