Patrick Marley
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Madison, WI, United States
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Recent articles by Patrick:
'There's pretty broad support for not coming in': Senate GOP opposes meeting on COVID before end of year
Senate Republicans want the budget committee to provide additional COVID-19 funding in the short term. → Read More
Assembly Republicans offer COVID-19 plan, but there's no sign of support yet from the Senate
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos offered a $100 million plan Wednesday to boost the state's COVID-19 response team. → Read More
As Trump pursues a lawsuit, partisan fractures emerge on the Wisconsin Elections Commission
The Wisconsin Elections Commission proved once again Tuesday that its bipartisan makeup doesn't mean its members get along. → Read More
Trump sues to try to reverse Wisconsin's election results
President Donald Trump sued Wisconsin officials Tuesday in a last-ditch effort to reclaim a state he lost by about 20,700 votes. → Read More
A former GOP-appointed elections official weighs in as showdown looms over finalizing Wisconsin presidential vote
Republicans and Democrats disagree over whether Wisconsin should finalize its election results as President Donald Trump plans to sue the state. → Read More
Dane County recount will show Biden won Wisconsin, but Trump is planning a lawsuit
Dane County will wrap up its recount Sunday, affirming Democrat Joe Biden’s victory in Wisconsin as President Donald Trump prepares a lawsuit. → Read More
Trump wants to throw out ballots from 238,000 Wisconsin voters
The affected voters face losing their voice in the election after following state guidance that was promoted widely, including by the president. → Read More
In new challenge, Evers and Kaul ask to throw out part of Wisconsin's lame-duck laws
Gov. Tony Evers and Attorney General Josh Kaul sued state lawmakers Monday, bringing a new challenge to a set of lame-duck laws Republicans passed two years ago to curb their powers. → Read More
Group sues Dane County over its limits on indoor gatherings ahead of Thanksgiving
A gym and two Dane County residents sued public health officials Monday to try to overturn a ban on gatherings that is meant to keep Thanksgiving events from worsening the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
Recounts in Milwaukee, Dane counties begin with objections from Trump campaign
The recounts are expected to continue at least into the middle of next week. → Read More
State elections official: Wisconsin's online absentee ballot request system does generate paper trail
Meagan Wolfe, director of the Elections Commission, said the state’s IT system sends emails to local clerks each time voters request absentee ballots. → Read More
Wisconsin recount gets off to a rough start as Elections Commission repeatedly clashes
Wisconsin’s recount turned into a partisan brawl Wednesday night, well before the first votes began to be retallied. → Read More
Wisconsin recount gets off to a rough start as Elections Commission repeatedly clashes
Wisconsin’s recount turned into a partisan brawl Wednesday night, well before the first votes began to be retallied. → Read More
Tony Evers releases new COVID-19 relief package
The Democratic governor gave GOP leaders the package on Monday. → Read More
Biden won Wisconsin by about 20,600 votes, according to official tally; recount possible
Joe Biden slightly widened his small lead in Wisconsin, according to the final tallies counties submitted to the state on Tuesday. → Read More
Trump campaign would have to pay nearly $8 million for Wisconsin recount
President Donald Trump's campaign would have to pay nearly $8 million to start a recount in Wisconsin, a state he narrowly lost two weeks ago. → Read More
Trump campaign would have to pay nearly $8 million for Wisconsin recount
President Donald Trump's campaign would have to pay nearly $8 million to start a recount in Wisconsin, a state he narrowly lost two weeks ago. → Read More
Trump campaign agrees to drop its defamation lawsuit against a tiny Wisconsin TV station
With the election over, President Donald Trump's campaign is giving up on its defamation lawsuit against a TV station in northern Wisconsin. → Read More
Wisconsin Supreme Court hears arguments as it decides fate of Evers' COVID-19 policies
Wisconsin's COVID-19 response plan is back in the hands of a divided state Supreme Court. → Read More
Top Republican says an investigation of Wisconsin's election is unlikely to take away Biden's win in the state
Wisconsin lawmakers plan to issue their first subpoenas in decades as part of an investigation into the Nov. 3 election. → Read More