MILWAUKEE (WAUK) – The first Republican presidential primary debate is set to be held in Milwaukee on Aug. 23, the Republican National Committee said Friday.
Candidates eligible for the primary will be considered on a number of factors, including their status, polling numbers, fundraising and if they’ve signed a pledge to not participate in any non-Republican sanctioned debate for the election cycle.
If there are enough eligible candidates to qualify for the debate, a second debate would be held on Aug. 24.
Milwaukee will be the host city for the Republican National Convention from July 15-18 in 2024.
More Articles
Biden administration sets higher staffing mandates, but most nursing homes don’t meet them
4/24/2024 | Jordan Rau, KFF Health News
While the industry has increased wages by 27% since February 2020, homes say they are still struggling to compete against better-paying work.
Northland College Extends Deadline for Decision on Closure Again
4/24/2024
Northland College has once again extended its self-imposed deadline to decide whether the school will remain open or not.
Duluth City Council Rejects Affordable Housing Resolution
4/24/2024
Earlier this week the Duluth City Council voted against a resolution to spend nearly $4 million on affordable housing.
WIAA shakes up Southeast Wisconsin High School sports conferences
4/24/2024 | Stuart J. Wattles
The changes will take effect starting with the 2025-26 school year for most sports.
Kenosha County celebrates Arbor Day with unveiling of innovative weather station
4/24/2024 | Stuart J. Wattles
Officials with UW-Madison will show off an automated weather station, part of the university’s statewide Wisconet network