The Wisconsin Progressive Party (1934–1946) was a political party that briefly held a dominant role in Wisconsin politics. History · Officeholders from the... · Wisconsin state offices

In 1934, nine years after his death, Follette's sons would create the Wisconsin Progressive Party and briefly dominate Wisconsin politics. Wisconsin Progressives · California Progressives

Until 1934 the La Follettes headed a liberal faction within the Wisconsin Republican Party known as "the Progressives." How well organized this faction was can ...

Reformers pushed for cleaner cities, safer workplaces, labor laws, and a more democratic government. These reformers were known as “Progressives."

Wisconsin Progressive party as a step toward the eventual realignment of liberals into a new, national party of progres sives.40 And by the time the 1936 ...

The Progressive Party included liberals, agrarians, Republican progressives, socialists, and labour representatives. It chose as its presidential candidate ...

41 In Wisconsin, the Socialists and the Progressives joined together in their attempts to aid the formation of a national farmer-labor party. From 1935 through ...

Wisconsin's Progressive movement began as a small faction within the Republican Party that grew in strength by drawing support from a variety of constituencies.

Wisconsin--Politics and government--1848-1950. Progressive Party of Wisconsin. Progressivism (United States politics). Permanent ...

Richard M. Valelly. (1991). "Wisconsin Progressive Party". Political Parties And Elections In The United States: An Encyclopedia. Volume 2, 1222-1223.