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Evers: 'I Will Be a Governor that Listens to the People'

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Democrat Tony Evers discusses his run for governor with six weeks to go.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Tony Evers sits down to discuss his bid to unseat incumbent Gov. Scott Walker. Evers criticizes Walker on prisons, saying "the buck is stopping elsewhere" with Walker and that he will "be a governor that listens to the people." He also advocates bolstering Wisconsin’s road infrastructure, calling it a safety issue rather than a political issue.

09/21/2018 | Rating TV-G

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How Effective is Political Advertising?

How Effective is Political Advertising?

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Clip: S1700 Ep1712 | 5m 54s | UW-Madison marketing professor Tom O'Guinn discusses the effectiveness of political ads. (5m 54s)

Know Your District: Wisconsin's 3rd Cong. Dist.

Know Your District: Wisconsin's 3rd Cong. Dist.

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Clip: S1700 Ep1712 | 49s | A look at Wisconsin's 3rd Congressional District. (49s)

Newest Numbers Show Baldwin, Evers Ahead

Newest Numbers Show Baldwin, Evers Ahead

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Clip: S1700 Ep1712 | 6m 6s | Charles Franklin of the Marquette Law School Poll breaks down the latest results. (6m 6s)

Noon Wednesday with guest Dee Hall

Noon Wednesday with guest Dee Hall

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Clip: S1700 Ep1712 | 12m 53s | The Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism hit its 10th anniversary. (12m 53s)

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