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Green Bay City Council, Brown County Board election spending, endorsements: What to know - Vimarsana News

Green Bay City Council, Brown County Board election spending, endorsements: What to know

With the spring election less than a week away, here's who outside, issue groups have backed with spending and endorsements.

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Partisan endorsements, money back local school board candidates in Green Bay, De Pere, Howard-Suamico - Vimarsana News

Partisan endorsements, money back local school board candidates in Green Bay, De Pere, Howard-Suamico

Despite school board seats being nonpartisan positions, political endorsements and money trickle into local school board races.

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As Green Bay City Council candidates raise cash, worries about dark money, attack ads arise - Vimarsana News

As Green Bay City Council candidates raise cash, worries about dark money, attack ads arise

Less than half of Green Bay City Council candidates have received campaign contributions so far, but some candidates worry about dark money's impact.

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Green Bay audio lawsuit filed by election deniers, Republicans with ties to mayoral challenger - Vimarsana News

Green Bay audio lawsuit filed by election deniers, Republicans with ties to mayoral challenger

A lawsuit filed against the city of Green Bay by a group of Republicans appears to have been filed to politically damage the mayor.

Green Bay department heads struggle with request to cut budget by 20% - Vimarsana News

Green Bay department heads struggle with request to cut budget by 20%

Two former council members speak out against the cuts to Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich's proposed budget and ask residents to show up Tuesday.