Many in the political establishment seem to assume that it isn’t worth the effort to compete for rural votes. We disagree.

As rural Wisconsin’s fortunes have declined, its political importance has grown.

While the top 1 percent of recipients received on average more than $180,000 each, farmers in the bottom 80 percent on average received less than $5,000.

In Wisconsin's April primaries, 23,000 absentee votes were rejected. What does that mean for Wisconsin voters and election officials in November?

Many in the political establishment seem to assume that it isn’t worth the effort to compete for rural votes. We disagree.

Heidi Heitkamp and Tom Vilsack are promoting a failed strategy for rural America. Biden would win support if he broke from that and took on Big Ag.

Former agriculture secretary Tom Vilsack heads to greener pastures at the US Dairy Export Council.

Records show the One Country Project’s website is registered to an executive at Forbes Tate Partners, a lobbying and PR firm battling Medicare for All.

Many in the political establishment seem to assume that it isn’t worth the effort to compete for rural votes. We disagree.

Absent from farm policy discussions for the last 25 years, talk of supply management—and paying farmers what it really costs to produce our food—is back on the table.

And perhaps the presidency.

U.S. agriculture secretary isn't interested in finding ways to help small farms survive.

Many in the political establishment seem to assume that it isn’t worth the effort to compete for rural votes. We disagree.

Activists are using an old-school tactic — phone banking — with a new twist to shape the 2020 election and reduce political polarization.

Many in the political establishment seem to assume that it isn’t worth the effort to compete for rural votes. We disagree.