Chamber of Commerce Endorses Cieslewicz
In case there was any question about Cieslewicz not only abandoning the left, and moving to the middle . . . he's now gone completely to the right side of the political scale . . .
Weekly Round Up
So distracted with the elections, that I have not had time for the usual round up. Here's a round up, non-elections related, not in the media items. Will do an all elections/news round up for this week this weekend
District 1: Candidates Top Issues
District 1, Far West Side/SW side of Madison.
Progressive Dane, Not Dead Yet.
Not taking over the world either. Just doing what we do.
Progressive Dane announces endorsed candidates for 2011 spring elections.
David Cieslewicz: Three Changes
What would be different a year from now if we re-elect our current mayor?
CNI Mayoral Debate . . .
all the details . . .
Unfreakingbelievable.
You'd think, that after all this time, if the Mayor is being lobbied by his buddies, he'd have them register as lobbyists, right? Especially when it is a high profile and unusual budget item. Yeah, B-cycle LLC and Trek aren't registered as lobbyists. Time to file another complaint.
District 13: Candidate Issues
District 13 is the near south side, Bay Creek, Vilas and Brams Addition.
Nick Hart: Three Changes
Perhaps, the most honest answer.
Changes at Overture
The Foundation changes its name and adds board members. Will any of it make a difference, now that they are allegedly on their own and can't come back to the city? Or will they fail and will they be back? They have a lot of money to raise every year in a bad economy.
District 8: Candidates Top Issues
District 8, usually known as the "student district" covers a portion of Langdon St, the Spring St. area and the dorms.
Know Your Candidates: District 10
Tom Farley, Nelson Donovan and Brian Solomon.