Janet Protasiewicz is one of two perceived liberals running for the nominally non-partisan #WisconsinSupremeCourt this spring (Everett Mitchell is the other). This election has the power to shift the balance of the court in a less conservative direction.
Read more âž¡ https://urbanmilwaukee.com/2022/12/12/protasiewicz-says-shell-bring-fairness-to-state-supreme-court/
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@CLManussier Ugg this is going to be a sucky election
@EelGM
Of course, because it's Wisconsin, it's going to be a TON of concervative PAC money and then people like me working to make sure that every "occasional" voter knows what's at stake and how/when/where to go vote!
Obligatory plug to check out #WisDems and the events already on the calendar leading up to the Feb. 21 Spring Primary âž¡ https://www.mobilize.us/wisdems/
@CLManussier the Wisconsin Dem party has improved considerably since Ben took over, but, they still seem to make a lot of strategic errors.
I’m in Madison and we turn out in droves, our neighbor teams are solid for get out the vote
@EelGM
Yeah, those changes don't happen overnight. Massive progress under Ben's leadership, but really building out the culture of a regular cadre of street-level volunteers takes a while. Madison/Dane was ALWAYS a really organized and dedicated situation. Emulating that everywhere else is a slow process. It's getting there, though!
@CLManussier oh I think Ben & crew have done great reinvigorating the neighborhood teams, I travels the state a bit working with the Wisconsin progressive alliance & indivisible, good work on that score, candidate choice, well, Ugg. Yes there are a lot of factors but state parties vary in how much effort and where the focus effort for candidate recruitment and so far not a fan
@EelGM
It's a start, and VERY glad to see it. But, as with all organizational overhauls, not all parts will progress at the same pace. There are, I'm sure, also, people who have been accustomed to doing things their own way who resist change.
I think it's come a long way, but yes, still much to do.
@CLManussier are you familiar with Kathy Craner’s work?