A bill that would make sweeping technical changes to the state’s school choice programs passed the Assembly on a 67-30 vote — without any debate. That bill, which has gotten support from both School Choice of Wisconsin and the Department
A bill that would limit which losing candidates can request a recount in Wisconsin passed the Assembly on a voice vote amidst arguments over Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein. Debate over the bill, from Rep. Ron Tusler, turned into
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — GOP legislative leaders are still at an impasse on the transportation budget, although they’re confident they will strike a deal soon on K-12 education. GOP leg leaders met yesterday as well as
Joint Finance Committee Co-chair John Nygren today confirmed that the Joint Finance Committee will not meet tomorrow. Nygren, R-Marinette, had last week told JFC members to keep their calendars for tomorrow open. But he told reporters this afternoon that he instead
Contact: Scott Krug (608)-266-0215 Madison, Wisconsin –Representative Scott Krug (R-Rome) is pleased to have the Financial Literacy bill and Technical Excellence Scholarship bill pass the State Assembly today. “As I said during the last campaign my top priority going into
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Contact: Rep. Jill Billings (608) 266-5780 Madison, Wisconsin – AB 299, a bill that would suppress UW students’ right to free speech, has reached the floor of the Wisconsin State Assembly and is expected to pass today. Rep. Jill Billings,
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Contact: Tom Evenson (608) 266-2839 Assembly Bill 25 – eliminates the requirement that minors ages 16-17 obtain a work or street trade permit. Under current law, minors are required to obtain a work permit issued by the Department of Workforce
A bill that would make sweeping technical changes to the state’s school choice programs passed the Assembly on a 67-30 vote — without any debate. That bill, which has gotten support from both School Choice of Wisconsin and the Department of Public Instruction, passed the Senate last week. It now
A bill that would limit which losing candidates can request a recount in Wisconsin passed the Assembly on a voice vote amidst arguments over Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein. Debate over the bill, from Rep. Ron Tusler, turned into fairly heated testimony about Stein, who under the bill would
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — GOP legislative leaders are still at an impasse on the transportation budget, although they’re confident they will strike a deal soon on K-12 education. GOP leg leaders met yesterday as well as this afternoon. Still, Joint Finance Committee Co-chair John Nygren said
Joint Finance Committee Co-chair John Nygren today confirmed that the Joint Finance Committee will not meet tomorrow. Nygren, R-Marinette, had last week told JFC members to keep their calendars for tomorrow open. But he told reporters this afternoon that he instead expects top GOP leaders will continue holding budget talks as
Contact: Scott Krug (608)-266-0215 Madison, Wisconsin –Representative Scott Krug (R-Rome) is pleased to have the Financial Literacy bill and Technical Excellence Scholarship bill pass the State Assembly today. “As I said during the last campaign my top priority going into our next state budget was finding ways to increase support
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Contact: Rep. Jill Billings (608) 266-5780 Madison, Wisconsin – AB 299, a bill that would suppress UW students’ right to free speech, has reached the floor of the Wisconsin State Assembly and is expected to pass today. Rep. Jill Billings, a vehement opponent of this legislation, released the following statement
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Contact: Tom Evenson (608) 266-2839 Assembly Bill 25 – eliminates the requirement that minors ages 16-17 obtain a work or street trade permit. Under current law, minors are required to obtain a work permit issued by the Department of Workforce Development (DWD) Division of Equal Rights to be employed in