Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Foxconn and WEDC today both pushed back on a report by Nikkei that the Taiwanese manufacturer was suspending and scaling back its Wisconsin plant following negotiations with Gov. Tony Evers. Citing sources
Contact: Katie Crawley 608-335-7071 With record setting low temperatures, City of Madison staff remain on duty assisting not only residents of Madison, but in one instance, residents of the small neighboring community of Brooklyn. Madison Metro buses have continued their
Contact: August McGinnity-Wake 608-444-0671, august@walkingtonforwisconsin.com Yesterday, Foxconn announced it no longer plans to build LCD screens at its Mount Pleasant site and is instead shifting to focus on research and engineering. Republicans promised Wisconsinites good-paying manufacturing jobs at a state-of-the-art
In today’s WisPolitics Midday update: Evers administration says it’s time for an “honest conversation” about the budgetary challenges facing the state after the LFB lowers revenue projections. Foxconn pushes back on yesterday’s report that they are scaling back plans for
Contact: Kate Constalie, kate.constalie@legis.wi.gov 608-266-5490 MADISON, WI – As Legislative Republicans continue their effort to overturn key Affordable Care Act (ACA) protections, Senate Democrats are urging immediate action to protect vital services and coverage. Senator Jon Erpenbach (D-Middleton) has introduced
CONTACT: Lisa McGovern, (414) 229-1107 or (414) 217-5447, mcgoverl@uwm.edu MILWAUKEE – On Feb. 1, 2019, Alan Kulwicki, a Greenfield, Wisconsin, native, NASCAR racing legend and graduate of UW-Milwaukee’s College of Engineering & Applied Science, will be inducted into the NASCAR Hall
CONTACTS: Jennifer Sereno, communications, 608-770-8084, Jennifer.Sereno@madsewer.org MADISON, WIS. – Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District continued to make progress in its work to enrich lives through clean water and resource recovery in 2018 as it captured a record volume of phosphorus from
Contact: Rep. Greta Neubauer, 608-237-9166 Rep.Neubauer@legis.wisconsin.gov New reports require follow up and evaluation MADISON, WI – Today, Representative Greta Neubauer (D-Racine) released the following statement regarding the recent articles outlining potential changes to the Foxconn development in Wisconsin: “Like many
“I have been involved with the Foxconn project from day one and there never have been any side deals and the contract stands on its own. In addition, there have been no attempts by either the company or the Evers’
Foxconn is continuing its Wisconsin project. The company remains committed to its long-term investment and creating 13,000 jobs in Wisconsin. All interactions to date with Governor Evers and his team have been constructive and we look forward to further discussions
Trying to keep an open mind, it will be helpful to read factual analyses that one hopes will be forthcoming from public sources such as the Legislative Fiscal Bureau and private researchers at the Wisconsin Policy Forum.
Backed by Trump promises and $4 billion in subsidies, company admits factory jobs not coming.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Foxconn and WEDC today both pushed back on a report by Nikkei that the Taiwanese manufacturer was suspending and scaling back its Wisconsin plant following negotiations with Gov. Tony Evers. Citing sources it didn’t identify, Nikkei reported Evers approached Foxconn to renegotiate
Contact: Katie Crawley 608-335-7071 With record setting low temperatures, City of Madison staff remain on duty assisting not only residents of Madison, but in one instance, residents of the small neighboring community of Brooklyn. Madison Metro buses have continued their routes, at no cost to riders, and additionally have been
Contact: August McGinnity-Wake 608-444-0671, august@walkingtonforwisconsin.com Yesterday, Foxconn announced it no longer plans to build LCD screens at its Mount Pleasant site and is instead shifting to focus on research and engineering. Republicans promised Wisconsinites good-paying manufacturing jobs at a state-of-the-art Foxconn facility. It was made clear yesterday that they were
In today’s WisPolitics Midday update: Evers administration says it’s time for an “honest conversation” about the budgetary challenges facing the state after the LFB lowers revenue projections. Foxconn pushes back on yesterday’s report that they are scaling back plans for Wisconsin.
Contact: Kate Constalie, kate.constalie@legis.wi.gov 608-266-5490 MADISON, WI – As Legislative Republicans continue their effort to overturn key Affordable Care Act (ACA) protections, Senate Democrats are urging immediate action to protect vital services and coverage. Senator Jon Erpenbach (D-Middleton) has introduced The Comprehensive Health Care Protection Bill that would safeguard children,
CONTACT: Lisa McGovern, (414) 229-1107 or (414) 217-5447, mcgoverl@uwm.edu MILWAUKEE – On Feb. 1, 2019, Alan Kulwicki, a Greenfield, Wisconsin, native, NASCAR racing legend and graduate of UW-Milwaukee’s College of Engineering & Applied Science, will be inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame. Kulwicki received his Bachelor of Science in mechanical
CONTACTS: Jennifer Sereno, communications, 608-770-8084, Jennifer.Sereno@madsewer.org MADISON, WIS. – Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District continued to make progress in its work to enrich lives through clean water and resource recovery in 2018 as it captured a record volume of phosphorus from the wastewater stream and returned an increased volume of clean
Contact: Rep. Greta Neubauer, 608-237-9166 Rep.Neubauer@legis.wisconsin.gov New reports require follow up and evaluation MADISON, WI – Today, Representative Greta Neubauer (D-Racine) released the following statement regarding the recent articles outlining potential changes to the Foxconn development in Wisconsin: “Like many of my neighbors, I read the concerning Reuters report yesterday
“I have been involved with the Foxconn project from day one and there never have been any side deals and the contract stands on its own. In addition, there have been no attempts by either the company or the Evers’ or Walker administrations to renegotiate WEDC’s contract. Governor Evers and
Foxconn is continuing its Wisconsin project. The company remains committed to its long-term investment and creating 13,000 jobs in Wisconsin. All interactions to date with Governor Evers and his team have been constructive and we look forward to further discussions as we continue to invest in American talent and broaden
Trying to keep an open mind, it will be helpful to read factual analyses that one hopes will be forthcoming from public sources such as the Legislative Fiscal Bureau and private researchers at the Wisconsin Policy Forum.
Backed by Trump promises and $4 billion in subsidies, company admits factory jobs not coming.