The battle of the five presidential campaigns arrives in Wisconsin this week with the two Democrats and three Republicans all establishing a presence two weeks ahead of what is shaping up to be a meaningful primary.
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The 2016 presidential election has arrived in Wisconsin
Democratic presidential candidates Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton are beefing up their campaign presence in Wisconsin ahead of the April 5 primary.
The governor said he expects to be a delegate in the 2016 Republican National Convention.
The Democratic presidential front-runner will speak at the UW's Gordon Commons.
National observers agree Sanders needs a string of wins, including one here on April 5, to maintain a viable path to the nomination.
The poll is the first since the GOP field narrowed to three candidates and comes as the race has shifted to Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin Republican has been House Speaker since last fall.
The Ohio Governor and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz are making stops in southeastern Wisconsin on Wednesday.
Coming off two wins on Saturday, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders told a Madison crowd of more than 8,000 that Wisconsin is key to knocking off opp…
Scott Walker followed up his controversial prime time speech last year with a more subdued exhortation to not give up.
State GOP rules require delegates to stick with assigned candidate unless he fails to muster a third of the vote.
The state has hosted both Democratic and Republican debates because it's seen as a battleground state.
