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• June 6

• · AFSCME: Fight for worker rights goes on
  

• · AG Van Hollen: Department of Justice, Division of Criminal Investigation partnering with multiple agenceis to investigate threats following yesterday's election
  
• · AG Van Hollen: Summit on public safety to begin in Wisconsin Dells
  

• · AG Van Hollen: Wisconsin Department of Justice agents partner with federal agents and the Sheboygan Police Department in Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) operation
  
• · American Federation for Children: School choice champions retain seats in historic recall elections
  

• · ConservativeHQ.com: Scott Walker is the conservative movement's new leader
  
• · Dairyland Power Cooperative: Dairyland Power's 71st annual meeting highlights

• · Dane Co. Board of Supervisors: Youth inducted into inaugural year of Dane County's Youth Governance Program
  
• · Dane Co. Exec. Parisi: County’s annual free e-waste recycling event set for June 16th
  
• · Dane County Young Republicans: Come clean on election shenanigans
  
• · DCCC: Chairman Israel statement on the role of outside money in Wisconsin
  
• · Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee: What's next in Wisconsin: Clown car of Washington insiders vs middle class fighter
  

• · Dept. of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection: Quality is job one for the grain inspection service in Superior
• · Dept. of Natural Resources: Announces proposed wolf hunting and trapping rule, quotas and permit levels
  

• · Dept. of Public Instruction: National report calls for broadband investment for K-12 education
  
• · Duffy Campaign: Recall voting trends spell big problems for Kreitlow in November
• · Fitzgerald Campaign: Congratulates Gov. Walker
  
• · GOPAC: Chairman Frank Donatelli on Republican victory in Wisconsin
  
• · Hovde Campaign: Debuts fourth TV ad, titled “They’re Not Going to Like Him”
• · Hovde Campaign: Statement on Gov. Walker's recall victory
  
• · Hutton Campaign: Rob Hutton statement on recall results
  
• · Know Your Care Wisconsin: New study: Wisconsin veterans to benefit from Obamacare
  
• · Kreitlow Campaign: Statement on the results of the recall election
  
• · Lehman Campaign: Victory statement
  
• · Milwaukee Ald. Coggs: Election energy, turnout a victory for Milwaukee
• · NARAL Pro-Choice Wisconsin: Statement on recall election results
• · NFIB: Congratulates Gov. Walker and Lt. Gov. Kleefisch
  

• · OFA-Wisconsin: Next steps
  

• · Planned Parenthood Advocates of Wisconsin: Pro-women's health majority takes over the Wisconsin State Senate
  
• · Pro-Life Wisconsin: Celebrates recall election victories
  

• · Racine Co. GOP: Congratulates Governor Walker and Lt. Governor Kleefisch
  

• · Rep. Knodl: Move Wisconsin forward
  
• · Rep. LeMahieu: Governor Walker’s victory moves Wisconsin forward
  

• · Rep. Roys: Republicans on the federal level continue the war on women
  

• · Rep. Tranel: Focused on moving forward
  
• · RNC: New video: "Victory in Wisconsin"
  
• · Sargent Campaign: Asks that we continue to stand together
  
• · Shankland Campaign: Stands with workers, thanks the recall volunteers for their efforts
  

• · SSDC: Statement from Majority Leader Mark Miller
  
• · State Treasurer Schuller: Hopes to hit a Grand Slam at Miller Park

• · United Wisconsin: The grassroots movement continues
  
• · Wall Campaign: Focus on problem-solving instead of politics
  
• · Wanggaard Campaign: Statement from Sen. Van Wanggaard
  
• · WI AFL-CIO: Wisconsin movement fights on
  
• · Wisconsin Bankers Association President/CEO: Statement on the election results
• · Wisconsin Family Action PAC: Pro-family PAC-edorsed candidates claim victory in recall elections
  
• · Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation: Congratulates Gov. Walker on historic win
  

• · Wisconsin Right to Life: Unborn children were big winners in recall victories
  

• · Wisconsin Technology Council: Ergonomic drive system for wheelchairs wins 2012 Governor’s Business Plan Contest
  

• · WisGOP: Victory thanks to the volunteers
  

• June 7

• · Dane Co. Exec. Parisi: Henry Vilas Zoo welcomes national record-setting addition to seal family
  

• · Department of Health and Human Services: HIV superinfection in Uganda may be more common than previously thought, study finds
  

• · Dept. of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection: Gypsy moth aerial spraying in Western Wisconsin, June 13-16, weather permitting

• · Duffy Campaign: Will Pat Kreitlow embrace Obamacare’s “heart attack tax”?
  

• · Gov. Walker: Weekly radio address: Wisconsin Forward
  

• · Milwaukee Board of School Directors: Better-than-expected health savings from 2010 contracts expected to lessen position cuts in proposed MPS budget
  
• · Milwaukee Co. Board Chairwoman Dimitrijevic: Coalition to honor county board for preserving safety net services
• · Milwaukee Co. Sup. Jursik: 6th annual Pedal in the Park with Pat
• · Milwaukee Co. Sup. Jursik: Facilities contract: The good new and the bad news

• · Milwaukee Co. Sup. Romo West: Basura Bash this Saturday on Milwaukee's South Side

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