Contact: Sean Elliott, Finance Director sean@tonyevers.com The Tony for Wisconsin campaign today announced that it had raised slightly more than $2 million during the final reporting period of the 2018 election, which began on October 23 and ended December 31,
Washington, DC – Today, upon voting for H. Res. 41, a House resolution reiterating that white nationalism and white supremacy are contradictory to the values that define the people of the United States and Congress, Congresswoman Gwen Moore (WI-04) released the following statement: “Today,
Contact: Ben Voelkel (Johnson) Christopher Knight (Collins) WASHINGTON – U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), chairman of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, and Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) today announced legislation to ensure federal workers that are deemed “excepted” are paid for their
CONTACT: Van Wanggaard 608-266-1832 Authors Hope to Get Marsy’s Law Amendment on April 2019 Ballot MADISON – A new crime victims’ rights amendment for Wisconsin’s Constitution cleared an important legislative hurdle today when it passed the Senate Committee on Judiciary
CONTACT: Sen. Bewley (800) 469-6562 Rep. Meyers (888) 534-0074 State Senator Janet Bewley & State Representative Beth Meyers jointly circulated legislation on Tuesday, January 15th which will designate the Ruffed Grouse as the state small game bird. The idea for
Contact: Iris Riis 608-256-7549 x2132 iris.riis@ppwi.org MADISON – Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin (PPWI) today filed a lawsuit challenging several medically unnecessary abortion access restrictions. These restrictions unconstitutionally limit access to abortion care in Wisconsin. The federal lawsuit challenges several provisions of Wisconsin
Wisconsin has the opportunity to be ready in case something happens to the federal protections for people with pre-existing health care needs. Assembly Republicans have worked diligently to make this happen. Unfortunately, health care has become so divisive in our political conversation that state-level protections have yet to become reality.
Scott Walker has told us he’s going to spend the next few years traveling the country and giving speeches on behalf of Trump and, apparently, taking potshots at politicians like Elizabeth Warren who believe in a more equitable system, where government helps all, not just the wealthy. Thankfully, he’ll be delivering that hypocritical message mostly out of the state of Wisconsin.
Data show what people in Kewaunee County and the Central Sands region who live near the industrial-scale Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations, or CAFOs, already know–their drinking water is contaminated.
Somebody should have told Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, that it’s better to be thought a racist than to open his mouth and remove all doubt.
Maybe the only way out of the now longest-ever partial government shutdown would be for Trump to exercise what he thinks is his power to declare a national emergency.
Gov. Tony Evers says his first budget will likely include a “first step” toward legalizing medical marijuana. The governor addressed board members of the Wisconsin Technology Council Tuesday at the Madison office of Exact Sciences. He was introduced by Exact
Contact: Sally Fox Sally.Fox@mail.house.gov WASHINGTON, D.C.—Bryan Steil released the following statement after the House Steering Committee recommended him to serve on the House Financial Services Committee. “Whether you are buying a home, starting a small business, or receiving financial aid
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Contact: Sean Elliott, Finance Director sean@tonyevers.com The Tony for Wisconsin campaign today announced that it had raised slightly more than $2 million during the final reporting period of the 2018 election, which began on October 23 and ended December 31, and will report more than $345K on hand. Tony for
Washington, DC – Today, upon voting for H. Res. 41, a House resolution reiterating that white nationalism and white supremacy are contradictory to the values that define the people of the United States and Congress, Congresswoman Gwen Moore (WI-04) released the following statement: “Today, I voted for H. Res. 41, because I unequivocally condemn
Contact: Ben Voelkel (Johnson) Christopher Knight (Collins) WASHINGTON – U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), chairman of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, and Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) today announced legislation to ensure federal workers that are deemed “excepted” are paid for their work despite the partial government shutdown. The Shutdown Fairness Act
CONTACT: Van Wanggaard 608-266-1832 Authors Hope to Get Marsy’s Law Amendment on April 2019 Ballot MADISON – A new crime victims’ rights amendment for Wisconsin’s Constitution cleared an important legislative hurdle today when it passed the Senate Committee on Judiciary and Public Safety. If the bill passes the Legislature by
CONTACT: Sen. Bewley (800) 469-6562 Rep. Meyers (888) 534-0074 State Senator Janet Bewley & State Representative Beth Meyers jointly circulated legislation on Tuesday, January 15th which will designate the Ruffed Grouse as the state small game bird. The idea for this designation came from students from the Class Act Charter
Contact: Iris Riis 608-256-7549 x2132 iris.riis@ppwi.org MADISON – Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin (PPWI) today filed a lawsuit challenging several medically unnecessary abortion access restrictions. These restrictions unconstitutionally limit access to abortion care in Wisconsin. The federal lawsuit challenges several provisions of Wisconsin law that do not enhance the health and safety of
Wisconsin has the opportunity to be ready in case something happens to the federal protections for people with pre-existing health care needs. Assembly Republicans have worked diligently to make this happen. Unfortunately, health care has become so divisive in our political conversation that state-level protections have yet to become reality.
Scott Walker has told us he’s going to spend the next few years traveling the country and giving speeches on behalf of Trump and, apparently, taking potshots at politicians like Elizabeth Warren who believe in a more equitable system, where government helps all, not just the wealthy. Thankfully, he’ll be delivering that hypocritical message mostly out of the state of Wisconsin.
Data show what people in Kewaunee County and the Central Sands region who live near the industrial-scale Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations, or CAFOs, already know–their drinking water is contaminated.
Somebody should have told Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, that it’s better to be thought a racist than to open his mouth and remove all doubt.
Maybe the only way out of the now longest-ever partial government shutdown would be for Trump to exercise what he thinks is his power to declare a national emergency.
Gov. Tony Evers says his first budget will likely include a “first step” toward legalizing medical marijuana. The governor addressed board members of the Wisconsin Technology Council Tuesday at the Madison office of Exact Sciences. He was introduced by Exact Sciences CEO Kevin Conroy, who was named to Evers’ transition
Contact: Sally Fox Sally.Fox@mail.house.gov WASHINGTON, D.C.—Bryan Steil released the following statement after the House Steering Committee recommended him to serve on the House Financial Services Committee. “Whether you are buying a home, starting a small business, or receiving financial aid for school, financial services play an important role in Southeast
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