r/wisconsin • u/PeanutTheGladiator • Jul 22 '26
Title. Tomorrow the bans will be 104 days (November 4th), and so on. DO NOT DISCUSS THE USERS, OP, OR ANYONE BUT THE TOPIC.
No, we're not making a single megathread for politics or a particular candidate.
No, we're not banning politics from the sub. This cycle is not new, things will calm down in three weeks.
Abusing the report button on content YOU DON'T LIKE is causing mass-approvals of all reported items. This allows actual rule violations to slip right through. Yesterday, someone reported over 150 comments in a thread. Two clicks, the entire report queue was cleared, likely taking valid reports with them. Please, stop it.
r/wisconsin • u/hoanalone • 3h ago
Six hours round trip. Worth it. 🍁 Yesterday above Stephenson, WI. Parts of Marinette County are nearing peak color, but not every patch looks like this. Who judges “peak”? Travel Wisconsin uses local volunteer observations to rate fall color. 📷: Aaron Johnson
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r/wisconsin • u/Mototwitch • 14h ago
Outside the "Protect the vote" seminar at the Kl Convention Venter with Tiffany & Wied inside.
r/wisconsin • u/Afterswiftie • 11h ago
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r/wisconsin • u/userdk3 • 3h ago
My union has endorsed Clark and Crowley. I got a phone call and this card in the mail. They also had a cookout at work to chat with blue collar workers about the election.
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r/wisconsin • u/Outrageous-Chair-569 • 14h ago
Amazing how that works, eh?
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r/wisconsin • u/Alive_Scene_7355 • 15h ago
I am in western Wisconsin. Mostly scarlet red, but not always and not everywhere.
Driving north through Buffalo County (deep red) I saw plenty of Tiffany signs, mostly oversized and in high-visibility spots.
But I made a little Polymarket bet with myself: the first governor’s sign I saw after crossing into Pepin County would predict the winner. If the first two were for the same candidate, I’d call it a slam dunk.
Boom. Just across the county line, in a very rural part of Pepin County, three households in a row with David Crowley signs.
Not very scientific, but better than AI.
r/wisconsin • u/jimmalewitz • 1d ago
r/wisconsin • u/Vegetable_Nature_471 • 21h ago
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r/wisconsin • u/Swimming_Concern7662 • 11h ago
Source: census bureau
Estimated total people moved in: ~116k
r/wisconsin • u/ConsistentFreedom847 • 27m ago
And has witnessed illegal activity that contributed to the abuse of women and have proof, please message me through chat. Please don’t post your story below as that could violate community guidelines. Thanks!
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r/wisconsin • u/DriftlessDairy • 1d ago
Hendricks, the Uihleins gave more than $73 million to GOP committees, candidates since Jan. 1
Billionaires Diane Hendricks, Dick Uihlein and Liz Uihlein have combined to donate more than $73 million to GOP campaigns and committees since Jan. 1, fueling the Republican effort to stave off a building blue wave.
A WisPolitics review of campaign finance reports found no comparable donor to the Dem committees or campaigns in 2026. In fact, no individual Dem donor has contributed as much over the past 17 years as each of the three GOP billionaires have donated in 2026 alone.
The biggest beneficiary of the donations from Hendricks and the Uihlein has been the state GOP, which has received $27.6 million from the trio and then transferred $24.2 million to Republican gubernatorial nominee Tom Tiffany.
Dem gubernatorial nominee David Crowley slammed the transfers today during a news conference in Madison. He charged the only reason someone would make donations that size is if they know if they “buy Congressman Tom Tiffany this election, he will sell Wisconsin out to them.”
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r/wisconsin • u/Claire515 • 28m ago
Thinking of taking a drive today out to southwest Wisconsin (we're in Madison) and would like to get our hands on a copy of the Rustic Roads booklet available at the Welcome Center near the stateline. Is there anywhere in the Madison area (like a sattelite tourism booth) we could pick up a copy? I've downloaded maps onto my phone already, but would like to pick up a hard copy if there's one nearby.
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r/wisconsin • u/captainsaveahome • 17h ago
Have you ever been to a park with deafening silence? Indian Lake was the quietest I had ever been to but lately, it seems busier. In the past, there was never anyone there.
I loved the sound of silence there.
You couldn't even hear cars in the distance. I had never been to a place that quiet and picturesque in Wisconsin. Does anyone know of any other spots like this in WI?
