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Contact: press@baldwin.senate.gov (202) 224 – 6225 WAUSAU, WI – U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin visited Wausau today to meet with family caregivers and local aging groups about her bipartisan legislation, the RAISE Family Caregivers Act, that passed Congress and was signed
In “Two Minutes with Mitch” radio personality Mitch Henck gives his two cents after Tim Burns lost to Rebecca Dallet and Michael Screnock in the Wisconsin Supreme Court primary.
For the next six weeks, Milwaukee Judge Rebecca Dallet needs to take 100 percent ownership of her gaffe about the single issue that explains Judge Michael Screnock’s victory in Tuesday’s primary.
Limiting access and securing entrances in our local schools will keep our kids safer. It’s worked before in other situations and will work now.
Contact: Brad Wojciechowski 920.540.5875, bmwojciechowski@gmail.com Madison — Today, a statewide group of citizens led by former Wisconsin State Treasurer, Jack Voight spoke on the importance of keeping our State Treasurer, and not amending Wisconsin’s Constitution on April 3rd. The Committee
Last week, the Assembly Committee on Local Government held a public hearing on Assembly Bill 748, which takes away the ability of local communities to enact ordinances regarding employment discrimination, workforce protections, and other measures that ensure fairness in the workplace.
Instead of building a real economy, Walker is trying to buy one.
One of the most dangerous of many Donald Trump deplorables who have been appointed to high-ranking offices in his administration is former South Carolina Congressman Mick Mulvaney, long a loyal friend of special interests.
With people starting to see more money in their monthly paychecks, middle-class workers are beginning to realize the tax cut’s benefits.
Contact: Sen. Hansen 608-266-5670 (Madison)—State Senator Dave Hansen (D-Green Bay) said tonight that when it comes to punishing those who commit fraud against Wisconsin taxpayers Senate Republicans are only interested in going after the little guy. “Fraud is fraud. It
CONTACT: Sen. Howard Marklein, 608-266-0703 MADISON – State Senator Howard Marklein’s rural school funding bill, Assembly Bill (AB) 835, passed the State Senate today with a bipartisan vote of 31 – 1. It is now before Governor Scott Walker for
GOP state Reps. John Nygren and Mark Born today proposed adding assistant DA positions in 40 counties starting next year to address staffing shortages. The proposal, which carries a price tag of $3.9 million annually, will be proposed as an
Contact: Amy Hasenberg, (608) 266-2839 MADISON – Governor Scott Walker issued the following statement after the Legislature approved legislation to increase state funding for Wisconsin’s rural schools with bipartisan support. This is a major component of Governor Walker’s Ambitious Agenda
For More Information Thad Nation, 414.412.7814 Community leaders announced today the City of Milwaukee’s intention to bid for the 2020 Democratic National Convention. “This is a very big day for the City of Milwaukee,” said Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett. “We
Contact: Rep. Adam Neylon (608) 266-5120 Madison— Today State Representative Adam Neylon (R-Pewaukee) issued the following statement in response to the Assembly passing legislation that he authored, the Robotics Grant Expansion Bill and the Traveling Sports Physician Bill: “I am
Contact: Rep. Scott Allen (608) 266-8580 Rep. Scott Allen voted yesterday to approve several bills designed to lower health care costs for consumers and promote better patient outcomes. The Wisconsin Healthcare Stability Plan (WHSP) is a reinsurance program proposed
Contact: State Representative Mike Rohrkaste (608) 266-5719 Madison, WI – Yesterday, multiple pieces of legislation authored by Representative Mike Rohrkaste (R-Neenah) passed in the Assembly and/or the Senate. These bills focused on healthcare and economic development, and most passed with
Contact: Representative Joel Kitchens (608) 266-5350 MADISON– State Representative Joel Kitchens (R-Sturgeon Bay) released the following statement after the Assembly voted to pass Assembly Bill 569 and Assembly Bill 731: “I am delighted that my colleagues in the Assembly voted
Turnout in yesterday’s Supreme Court race was down from the three-way primary two years ago. With all precincts reporting, 534,057 votes were cast in the statewide primary, according to unofficial returns collected by The Associated Press. That’s about 12 percent.
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Contact: press@baldwin.senate.gov (202) 224 – 6225 WAUSAU, WI – U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin visited Wausau today to meet with family caregivers and local aging groups about her bipartisan legislation, the RAISE Family Caregivers Act, that passed Congress and was signed into law in January. Introduced with Senator Susan Collins (R-ME),
In “Two Minutes with Mitch” radio personality Mitch Henck gives his two cents after Tim Burns lost to Rebecca Dallet and Michael Screnock in the Wisconsin Supreme Court primary.
For the next six weeks, Milwaukee Judge Rebecca Dallet needs to take 100 percent ownership of her gaffe about the single issue that explains Judge Michael Screnock’s victory in Tuesday’s primary.
Limiting access and securing entrances in our local schools will keep our kids safer. It’s worked before in other situations and will work now.
Contact: Brad Wojciechowski 920.540.5875, bmwojciechowski@gmail.com Madison — Today, a statewide group of citizens led by former Wisconsin State Treasurer, Jack Voight spoke on the importance of keeping our State Treasurer, and not amending Wisconsin’s Constitution on April 3rd. The Committee to Save Our Fiscal Watchdog — Vote No will focus
Last week, the Assembly Committee on Local Government held a public hearing on Assembly Bill 748, which takes away the ability of local communities to enact ordinances regarding employment discrimination, workforce protections, and other measures that ensure fairness in the workplace.
Instead of building a real economy, Walker is trying to buy one.
One of the most dangerous of many Donald Trump deplorables who have been appointed to high-ranking offices in his administration is former South Carolina Congressman Mick Mulvaney, long a loyal friend of special interests.
With people starting to see more money in their monthly paychecks, middle-class workers are beginning to realize the tax cut’s benefits.
Contact: Sen. Hansen 608-266-5670 (Madison)—State Senator Dave Hansen (D-Green Bay) said tonight that when it comes to punishing those who commit fraud against Wisconsin taxpayers Senate Republicans are only interested in going after the little guy. “Fraud is fraud. It doesn’t matter if the person committing it is rich or
CONTACT: Sen. Howard Marklein, 608-266-0703 MADISON – State Senator Howard Marklein’s rural school funding bill, Assembly Bill (AB) 835, passed the State Senate today with a bipartisan vote of 31 – 1. It is now before Governor Scott Walker for signature. Sen. Marklein (R-Spring Green) is the Senate author of
GOP state Reps. John Nygren and Mark Born today proposed adding assistant DA positions in 40 counties starting next year to address staffing shortages. The proposal, which carries a price tag of $3.9 million annually, will be proposed as an amendment to a Senate bill that would require the Department
Contact: Amy Hasenberg, (608) 266-2839 MADISON – Governor Scott Walker issued the following statement after the Legislature approved legislation to increase state funding for Wisconsin’s rural schools with bipartisan support. This is a major component of Governor Walker’s Ambitious Agenda for 2018, and it comes on top of the historic
For More Information Thad Nation, 414.412.7814 Community leaders announced today the City of Milwaukee’s intention to bid for the 2020 Democratic National Convention. “This is a very big day for the City of Milwaukee,” said Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett. “We have wanted to make this bid for many years. With
Contact: Rep. Adam Neylon (608) 266-5120 Madison— Today State Representative Adam Neylon (R-Pewaukee) issued the following statement in response to the Assembly passing legislation that he authored, the Robotics Grant Expansion Bill and the Traveling Sports Physician Bill: “I am proud to announce that Assembly Bill 564/Senate Bill 483, also
Contact: Rep. Scott Allen (608) 266-8580 Rep. Scott Allen voted yesterday to approve several bills designed to lower health care costs for consumers and promote better patient outcomes. The Wisconsin Healthcare Stability Plan (WHSP) is a reinsurance program proposed at the request of Governor Walker. The reinsurance program uses
Contact: State Representative Mike Rohrkaste (608) 266-5719 Madison, WI – Yesterday, multiple pieces of legislation authored by Representative Mike Rohrkaste (R-Neenah) passed in the Assembly and/or the Senate. These bills focused on healthcare and economic development, and most passed with bipartisan support. “Many thanks to colleagues on both sides of
Contact: Representative Joel Kitchens (608) 266-5350 MADISON– State Representative Joel Kitchens (R-Sturgeon Bay) released the following statement after the Assembly voted to pass Assembly Bill 569 and Assembly Bill 731: “I am delighted that my colleagues in the Assembly voted to pass my School Report Card Publication Date Bill, AB
Turnout in yesterday’s Supreme Court race was down from the three-way primary two years ago. With all precincts reporting, 534,057 votes were cast in the statewide primary, according to unofficial returns collected by The Associated Press. That’s about 12 percent. In 2016, 567,038 cast ballots in the February Supreme Court