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10 Best Food Trucks in Milwaukee

Discover Milwaukee’s vibrant food truck scene with our guide to the city’s ten best mobile eateries. From gourmet grilled cheese and authentic Mexican tacos to mouthwatering BBQ and inventive street food, these food trucks offer a taste of Milwaukee’s culinary creativity. Whether you’re a local foodie or just visiting, these top picks are sure to satisfy your cravings and give you a delicious experience on the go. Check out our full list to find your next favorite food truck!

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Top 10 Things To Do in Milwaukee

Discover the best of Milwaukee with our top 10 things to do in this vibrant city. From the iconic Milwaukee Art Museum and historic Third Ward to the lively Milwaukee Public Market and scenic RiverWalk, there’s something for everyone. Dive into Milwaukee’s rich brewing heritage with a brewery tour, explore the fascinating Harley-Davidson Museum, and relax at the stunning Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, our guide will help you make the most of your time in Milwaukee. Read on to uncover all the must-see attractions and hidden gems!

Fact-Checks | Election Disinformation | Voter Fraud | Trump Lost

Online Post Misrepresents 2020 Wisconsin Voter Data, Turnout

Nearly 3.3 million votes were cast in the 2020 presidential election in Wisconsin, which the state calculated as a record turnout of 73%. A social media post tries to cast doubt on the results by citing incomplete data and claiming it shows “a registered voter turnout of 94%.”

Fact-Checks | Election Disinformation | Voter Fraud | Trump Lost

Viral Posts Misreport Data on Registered Voters in Wisconsin

Viral posts on Facebook falsely claim there were more votes cast in the 2020 election in Wisconsin than there were registered voters. According to state data, the number of registered voters exceeded the votes cast by nearly 388,000, as of Nov. 1.

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