Contact: Lauren Hitt, 443-370-3205, lauren@randybryceforcongress.com RACINE, WI – The Randy Bryce for Congress campaign is airing “Common Bond” a 30 second-TV ad in the Milwaukee and Madison TV markets. In the ad, Bryce, a veteran, looks back on his time in the Army. The
MEDIA CONTACT Scot Ross, Executive Director scot@OneWisconsinNow.org (608) 204-0677 Michael Screnock’s $345,000 Five Times What Any Wisconsin Supreme Court Candidate Has Taken From Any Political Party MADISON, Wis. — Former Scott Walker attorney Michael Screnock has taken an unprecedented 38 percent of
Contact: Alec Zimmerman (608) 257-4765 Radio, direct mail, digital, and billboard advertisements target Dallet’s claim that WI has “lost” its values [Madison, WI] — The Republican Party of Wisconsin is announcing a statewide radio, direct mail, digital, and billboard
Contact: Amy Hasenberg, (608) 266-2839 WAUKESHA – Governor Scott Walker discussed Wisconsin’s historically low unemployment rate of 2.9 percent and strong economy today at the Pewaukee Chamber of Commerce. “Wisconsin’s economy is booming, and we have more people working than
Contact: Ald. Robert Bauman, (414) 286-3774 On Wednesday (March 28) the Public Transportation Review Board will discuss the possible expansion of transit connecting Milwaukee workers to the upcoming Foxconn facility in Racine County. The Board will review rail and bus
Contact: Annika Dale Taber, (414) 215-0873 (Milwaukee) – Democratic gubernatorial candidate Matt Flynn today blasted Scott Walker’s legacy of broken promises to the people of Wisconsin. “Scott Walker is more scared than ever going into the 2018 election, because he knows
MILWAUKEE – Today, the Milwaukee Common Council voted to pass an ordinance that bans the discriminatory practice of conversion therapy. Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Andy Gronik congratulated them for taking action on this important issue, “Conversion therapy is deeply harmful to
MEDIA CONTACT Mike Browne, Deputy Director mike@OneWisconsinNow.org (608) 444-3483 Independently Elected Fiscal Watchdog Could be Lost MADISON, Wis. — A proposal before voters on April 3 would, if approved, eliminate the state’s fiscal watchdog, the Office of the State Treasurer.
Leadership of both political parties—Republicans and Democrats—are to blame for continuing to let down rural Wisconsin farmers whose livestock is in danger from an out-of-control wolf population.
Their arrogant disregard for democracy has never been more on display than on the issue of special elections.
It is unfortunate that the Senate Republicans would rather raise property taxes for thousands of homeowners throughout the state than stand up to the influential corporate lobby at WMC.
Eliminating the Office of the State Treasurer consolidates more power in one agency; the greater the power, the greater the opportunity for corruption, and less transparency for citizens of the state.
According to legislative records. Beginning with the 2011-2012 legislative session and running through this spring, well over 90 percent of the 1,200-plus bills passed by the Assembly and Senate have garnered bipartisan votes. In fact, the lowest bipartisan approval rate for any one house was 89.5 percent in the Senate in 2011-2012.
Democrats don’t seem to trust poor blacks with guns. It is something that we have seen since at least the end of the Civil War. Yet, it is poor blacks, who are the most likely victims of violent crime who would benefit the most from being able to defend themselves.
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin rails against “predators” who buy companies and then shut down plants, putting people out of work, in her latest TV ad. Baldwin, D-Madison, opens the spot saying a New York hedge fund takes control of a
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Access the mobile version of the News Summary: https://www.wispolitics.com/2018/tue-news-summary-senate-to-take-up-special-elections-bill-ryan-denies-resignation-rumor/ **************************************** April 12: WisPolitics.com Election Year Preview The WisPolitics.com election year preview-brought to you by the Wisconsin Counties Association-asse… Please log in to access subscriber content. If
Contacts: Melanie Conklin, DPW communications director, 608-260-2409 Austin Kieler, vice-chair of DPW LGBT Caucus, 262-501-9880 MILWAUKEE, WI – Today, the Milwaukee Common Council will vote on whether or not to ban conversion therapy from being used on minors. The Democratic
Contact: Deanna Alexander (414) 939-9339 or deanna@deannaalexander.com Milwaukee, WI — Milwaukee County Supervisor Deanna Alexander is calling on the Milwaukee Teachers’ Education Association (MTEA) to withdraw its endorsement of Sparkle Ashley. Sparkle Ashley is running for Milwaukee County’s 18th District,
Contact: Patti Logsdon (414) 469-4806 or patti@pattilogsdon.com Franklin, WI—Patti Logsdon has taken the lead in the race for Milwaukee County’s 9th Supervisory District, picking up another high-profile endorsement. Republican Wisconsin Senator Alberta Darling has endorsed Patti Logsdon and asks the
Contact: Lauren Hitt, 443-370-3205, lauren@randybryceforcongress.com RACINE, WI – The Randy Bryce for Congress campaign is airing “Common Bond” a 30 second-TV ad in the Milwaukee and Madison TV markets. In the ad, Bryce, a veteran, looks back on his time in the Army. The campaign is spending approximately $100,000 to air the ad over the
MEDIA CONTACT Scot Ross, Executive Director scot@OneWisconsinNow.org (608) 204-0677 Michael Screnock’s $345,000 Five Times What Any Wisconsin Supreme Court Candidate Has Taken From Any Political Party MADISON, Wis. — Former Scott Walker attorney Michael Screnock has taken an unprecedented 38 percent of his campaign money from the Republican Party for his race
Contact: Alec Zimmerman (608) 257-4765 Radio, direct mail, digital, and billboard advertisements target Dallet’s claim that WI has “lost” its values [Madison, WI] — The Republican Party of Wisconsin is announcing a statewide radio, direct mail, digital, and billboard advertisement campaign targeting candidate for Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice, Rebecca
Contact: Amy Hasenberg, (608) 266-2839 WAUKESHA – Governor Scott Walker discussed Wisconsin’s historically low unemployment rate of 2.9 percent and strong economy today at the Pewaukee Chamber of Commerce. “Wisconsin’s economy is booming, and we have more people working than ever before,” said Governor Walker. “Our unemployment rate is 2.9
Contact: Ald. Robert Bauman, (414) 286-3774 On Wednesday (March 28) the Public Transportation Review Board will discuss the possible expansion of transit connecting Milwaukee workers to the upcoming Foxconn facility in Racine County. The Board will review rail and bus opportunities including the proposed expanded Amtrak service line and the
Contact: Annika Dale Taber, (414) 215-0873 (Milwaukee) – Democratic gubernatorial candidate Matt Flynn today blasted Scott Walker’s legacy of broken promises to the people of Wisconsin. “Scott Walker is more scared than ever going into the 2018 election, because he knows voters are tired of his broken promises,” said Flynn. Flynn
MILWAUKEE – Today, the Milwaukee Common Council voted to pass an ordinance that bans the discriminatory practice of conversion therapy. Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Andy Gronik congratulated them for taking action on this important issue, “Conversion therapy is deeply harmful to LGBTQ individuals, and I’m glad that the Common Council took
MEDIA CONTACT Mike Browne, Deputy Director mike@OneWisconsinNow.org (608) 444-3483 Independently Elected Fiscal Watchdog Could be Lost MADISON, Wis. — A proposal before voters on April 3 would, if approved, eliminate the state’s fiscal watchdog, the Office of the State Treasurer. One Wisconsin Now Executive Director Scot Ross said recent analyses
Leadership of both political parties—Republicans and Democrats—are to blame for continuing to let down rural Wisconsin farmers whose livestock is in danger from an out-of-control wolf population.
Their arrogant disregard for democracy has never been more on display than on the issue of special elections.
It is unfortunate that the Senate Republicans would rather raise property taxes for thousands of homeowners throughout the state than stand up to the influential corporate lobby at WMC.
Eliminating the Office of the State Treasurer consolidates more power in one agency; the greater the power, the greater the opportunity for corruption, and less transparency for citizens of the state.
According to legislative records. Beginning with the 2011-2012 legislative session and running through this spring, well over 90 percent of the 1,200-plus bills passed by the Assembly and Senate have garnered bipartisan votes. In fact, the lowest bipartisan approval rate for any one house was 89.5 percent in the Senate in 2011-2012.
Democrats don’t seem to trust poor blacks with guns. It is something that we have seen since at least the end of the Civil War. Yet, it is poor blacks, who are the most likely victims of violent crime who would benefit the most from being able to defend themselves.
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin rails against “predators” who buy companies and then shut down plants, putting people out of work, in her latest TV ad. Baldwin, D-Madison, opens the spot saying a New York hedge fund takes control of a Wisconsin business, a factory shut down, 450 people lose their
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Access the mobile version of the News Summary: https://www.wispolitics.com/2018/tue-news-summary-senate-to-take-up-special-elections-bill-ryan-denies-resignation-rumor/ **************************************** April 12: WisPolitics.com Election Year Preview The WisPolitics.com election year preview-brought to you by the Wisconsin Counties Association-asse… Please log in to access subscriber content. If you don’t have a subscription, click here for a WisPolitics
Contacts: Melanie Conklin, DPW communications director, 608-260-2409 Austin Kieler, vice-chair of DPW LGBT Caucus, 262-501-9880 MILWAUKEE, WI – Today, the Milwaukee Common Council will vote on whether or not to ban conversion therapy from being used on minors. The Democratic Party of Wisconsin (DPW) and the DPW LGBT Caucus released
Contact: Deanna Alexander (414) 939-9339 or deanna@deannaalexander.com Milwaukee, WI — Milwaukee County Supervisor Deanna Alexander is calling on the Milwaukee Teachers’ Education Association (MTEA) to withdraw its endorsement of Sparkle Ashley. Sparkle Ashley is running for Milwaukee County’s 18th District, seeking to unseat Supervisor Alexander on April 3rd. Ashley has
Contact: Patti Logsdon (414) 469-4806 or patti@pattilogsdon.com Franklin, WI—Patti Logsdon has taken the lead in the race for Milwaukee County’s 9th Supervisory District, picking up another high-profile endorsement. Republican Wisconsin Senator Alberta Darling has endorsed Patti Logsdon and asks the voters of Franklin, Oak Creek, and Hales Corners to stand