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Election day may be in the rear view, but clerks are still hard at work to certify the official results. The arrival of wintery weather means retreating indoors and an opportunity for viruses to thrive. LGBTQ issues are under new scrutiny on school boards and are moves to curb inflation cooling the economy?
I’m Frederica Freyberg. Tonight on “Here & Now,” what will happen to the Wisconsin Elections Commission? Its chair joins us. We hear from a Green Bay doctor about respiratory viruses filling up hospitals. The venomous rhetoric that led to a Rice Lake school board resignation and what’s exactly is going on with the economy? It’s “Here & Now” for November 18.
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