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On this Nov. 14, 2022 episode of Newsmakers, WisconsinEye Host Lisa Pugh sits down with Shawn Johnson, Wisconsin Public Radio Capitol Bureau Chief, and Matthew DeFour, Wisconsin Watch Statehouse Bureau Chief, to share their latest thoughts on Wisconsin’s future. One week post-election in Wisconsin, and some questions still remain unanswered. The armchair quarterbacks have been working overtime analyzing why voters split their ballots while others are wondering if divided government in Wisconsin will yield different results, particularly as we head into a new budget season.

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WisEye Morning Minute: Election 2022 Recap with Capitol Reporters Shawn Johnson and Matthew DeFour

by Matthew DeFour / Wisconsin Watch, Wisconsin Watch
November 15, 2022

<h1>WisEye Morning Minute: Election 2022 Recap with Capitol Reporters Shawn Johnson and Matthew DeFour</h1>
<p class="byline">by Matthew DeFour / Wisconsin Watch, Wisconsin Watch <br />November 15, 2022</p>

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<p>On this Nov. 14, 2022 episode of Newsmakers, WisconsinEye Host Lisa Pugh sits down with Shawn Johnson, Wisconsin Public Radio Capitol Bureau Chief, and Matthew DeFour, Wisconsin Watch Statehouse Bureau Chief, to share their latest thoughts on Wisconsin's future. One week post-election in Wisconsin, and some questions still remain unanswered. The armchair quarterbacks have been working overtime analyzing why voters split their ballots while others are wondering if divided government in Wisconsin will yield different results, particularly as we head into a new budget season.</p>
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