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The troubling anti-LGBTQ+ history of a conservative Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate

LGBTQ+ advocates warn that Brad Schimel threatens hard-won rights, including marriage equality.

Wisconsin Towns Can't Join Lawsuit Over DP Benefits

Eight public municipalities will be barred from intervening in a lawsuit over domestic-partner benefits for state employees' partners, the Wisconsin supreme court ruled.

Supreme Court rejects chance to review challenge to transgender-inclusive school policies

The court turned down a case out of Wisconsin, involving a school district that allows students to affirm their trans identity without necessarily notifying their parents.

Tammy Baldwin Has Won Big in a Divided Wisconsin. Can She Do It Again in 2024?

Sen. Tammy Baldwin has already started preparing for her third Senate race.

Supreme Court to decide whether states can protect LGBTQ+ youth from conversion therapy

The practice has been widely condemned as harmful and ineffective.

Tammy Baldwin, Country's First Out Senator, Announces Run for Re-Election

The Wisconsin lawmaker, the first LGBTQ+ senator, will be seeking a third term.

Wisconsin Supreme Court mulls veto of conversion therapy ban

A Republican-controlled legislative committee has twice vetoed rules proposed by Democratic Gov. Tony Evers.

Wisconsin Democrats Seek to Write Marriage Equality Into Law

The state still has constitutional and statutory bans on same-sex marriage, even though they're unenforceable.

Lesbian Couple Asks Wis. High Court to Invalidate Marriage Ban

The suit from a Milwaukee couple says the issue is of such importance that the state Supreme Court should have original jurisdiction.

Wisconsin Justice Wins Election Despite Past Antigay Statements

Rebecca Bradley won election to a full term on the state Supreme Court despite publicity about antigay comments she made in her college newspaper in the 1990s.

With Sanders Out, Is It Time to Vote Exclusively by Mail?

The days of going to a polling station may be drawing to an end.

Has Supreme Court Made Marriage an Election Issue?

The issue is now clearly back in the political arena, but Republicans seem to want to avoid it.

Midwest Marriage Equality Depends on Cases in Neighboring States

Marriage is on hold for now in Indiana and Wisconsin, with a stay that the Supreme Court could lift within a month, or prolong into 2015.

Congressman: Nearly 'Impossible for White Guys Not Gay' to Get Appointed as Judges

U.S. Rep. Glenn Grothman says straight white male judges have it really tough under President Biden.

Wisconsin High Court Justice Once Called Gays 'Degenerates,' 'Abnormal'

Rebecca Bradley has apologized for the student writings, which surfaced as she stands for election to a full term on the state Supreme Court.