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For Immediate Release: January 17, 2018 Contact: Lauren Hitt, 443-370-3205, lauren@randybryceforcongress.com Randy Bryce Releases Statement on Paul Ryan’s Short-Term Spending Bill RACINE, WI – Speaker Ryan’s Democratic challenger, Randy Bryce, released the following statement on the short-term spending bill that the Speaker presented to House
For Immediate Release Contact: Karen Hickey, 414-573-7579, khickey@wisaflcio.org Democrat Patty Schachtner Wins Special Election in Wisconsin’s 10th Senate District Held by Republicans for 17 years Wisconsin AFL-CIO Endorsed Candidate Patty Schachtner Wins in Wisconsin’s deeply red 10th Senate District in energizing victory for working
Anna & Corey Linsley to be Wisconsin CASA Spokespeople, The pair will be featured in 2018 PSA FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, January 17, 2018 (Green Bay, WI) The Wisconsin CASA Association has announced that Anna and Corey Linsley will be statewide
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE For more information, contact: Cameron Sholty | WILL Communications Director cameron@will-law.org | 414-727-7416 | 262-409-9816 WILL Puts DPI, Evers on Notice for ESSA Plan Department of Education approves Evers’ state plan January 17, 2018 – Milwaukee, WI – Yesterday U.S. Secretary of
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 17, 2018 Contact: Danielle Endvick, 715-471- 0398 or dendvick@wisconsinfarmersunion.com Farmers Union to host Farm and Rural Lobby Day MADISON – Registration is now open for Farm and Rural Lobby Day Feb. 21 in Madison. The event
Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald, R-Juneau, and state Assembly Speaker Robin Vos.,R-Rochester, have “teamed up” to remove the current Wisconsin Elections Administrator Mike Haas and Wisconsin Ethics Administrator Brian Bell. A vote has been scheduled for Jan. 23.
Contact: Senator Alberta Darling (R-River Hills) 1-608-266-5830 Representative John Nygren (R-Marinette) 1-608-266-2343 MADISON – On Wednesday, the Co-Chairs of the state’s budget-writing Joint Committee on Finance, State Senator Alberta Darling (R-River Hills) and State Representative John Nygren (R-Marinette), issued the
Clearly, Soglin thinks he’s the right man for the right time. But given his record, it is unclear whether that time is 2018 or 1918.
What’s scary about all this blustering about nuclear war between North Korea and the United States is that it is accepted so cavalierly — like, ho-hum, lobbing nukes at each other across the Pacific is just another day at the office.
Trump administration has waged a ceaseless war on our outdoors, eviscerating our system of environmental protection, severely weakening safeguards for our air, land and water and undercutting efforts to address the climate crisis.
Pocan, Moore, Sensenbrenner, Duffy voted NO on FISA bill.
Glitzy, WI-paid Foxconn-related transit ads on Illinois transit, hundreds of millions of WI transportation dollars for Foxconn-related roads, but in Milwaukee County, buses to industrial parks and other routes have been slashed for lack of funds that wouldn’t even show up in the $4 billion ticketed for Foxconn.
Efficiency office created in 2010 reports to board members. But is it needed?
Contact: Austin Kieler, (262) 501-9880 Brookfield, WI – Tom Palzewicz, candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in Wisconsin’s 5th district, today announced the endorsement of Glendale Mayor Bryan Kennedy. “As a former candidate for Congress in the 5th CD,
The Legislative Fiscal Bureau today upped its projected ending balance for the 2017-19 budget by $137.5 million with revenue projections for the two-year period improving slightly. That’s less than 0.4 percent of the overall GPR spending projected for the full
Ald. Robert J. Bauman (414) 286-3774 Alderman Robert J. Bauman today introduced a Common Council resolution directing the City Attorney and the Department of Public Works to take all necessary actions to object to the city and city utility customers
For Immediate Release: January 17, 2018 Contact: Lauren Hitt, 443-370-3205, lauren@randybryceforcongress.com Randy Bryce Releases Statement on Paul Ryan’s Short-Term Spending Bill RACINE, WI – Speaker Ryan’s Democratic challenger, Randy Bryce, released the following statement on the short-term spending bill that the Speaker presented to House Republicans on Tuesday evening. “Paul Ryan is playing games with our country’s most
For Immediate Release Contact: Karen Hickey, 414-573-7579, khickey@wisaflcio.org Democrat Patty Schachtner Wins Special Election in Wisconsin’s 10th Senate District Held by Republicans for 17 years Wisconsin AFL-CIO Endorsed Candidate Patty Schachtner Wins in Wisconsin’s deeply red 10th Senate District in energizing victory for working people “In a major sea change for working people in
Anna & Corey Linsley to be Wisconsin CASA Spokespeople, The pair will be featured in 2018 PSA FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, January 17, 2018 (Green Bay, WI) The Wisconsin CASA Association has announced that Anna and Corey Linsley will be statewide spokespeople for the organization. The name Corey Linsley will be
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE For more information, contact: Cameron Sholty | WILL Communications Director cameron@will-law.org | 414-727-7416 | 262-409-9816 WILL Puts DPI, Evers on Notice for ESSA Plan Department of Education approves Evers’ state plan January 17, 2018 – Milwaukee, WI – Yesterday U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos approved Wisconsin’s Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) State Plan. Secretary
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 17, 2018 Contact: Danielle Endvick, 715-471- 0398 or dendvick@wisconsinfarmersunion.com Farmers Union to host Farm and Rural Lobby Day MADISON – Registration is now open for Farm and Rural Lobby Day Feb. 21 in Madison. The event is hosted by Wisconsin Farmers Union. WFU President Darin Von
Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald, R-Juneau, and state Assembly Speaker Robin Vos.,R-Rochester, have “teamed up” to remove the current Wisconsin Elections Administrator Mike Haas and Wisconsin Ethics Administrator Brian Bell. A vote has been scheduled for Jan. 23.
Contact: Senator Alberta Darling (R-River Hills) 1-608-266-5830 Representative John Nygren (R-Marinette) 1-608-266-2343 MADISON – On Wednesday, the Co-Chairs of the state’s budget-writing Joint Committee on Finance, State Senator Alberta Darling (R-River Hills) and State Representative John Nygren (R-Marinette), issued the following statement regarding the non-partisan Legislative Fiscal Bureau’s most recent
Clearly, Soglin thinks he’s the right man for the right time. But given his record, it is unclear whether that time is 2018 or 1918.
What’s scary about all this blustering about nuclear war between North Korea and the United States is that it is accepted so cavalierly — like, ho-hum, lobbing nukes at each other across the Pacific is just another day at the office.
Trump administration has waged a ceaseless war on our outdoors, eviscerating our system of environmental protection, severely weakening safeguards for our air, land and water and undercutting efforts to address the climate crisis.
Pocan, Moore, Sensenbrenner, Duffy voted NO on FISA bill.
Glitzy, WI-paid Foxconn-related transit ads on Illinois transit, hundreds of millions of WI transportation dollars for Foxconn-related roads, but in Milwaukee County, buses to industrial parks and other routes have been slashed for lack of funds that wouldn’t even show up in the $4 billion ticketed for Foxconn.
Efficiency office created in 2010 reports to board members. But is it needed?
Contact: Austin Kieler, (262) 501-9880 Brookfield, WI – Tom Palzewicz, candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in Wisconsin’s 5th district, today announced the endorsement of Glendale Mayor Bryan Kennedy. “As a former candidate for Congress in the 5th CD, I know that in order to win you have to
The Legislative Fiscal Bureau today upped its projected ending balance for the 2017-19 budget by $137.5 million with revenue projections for the two-year period improving slightly. That’s less than 0.4 percent of the overall GPR spending projected for the full two-year budget. Along with the increase of $76.3 million in
Ald. Robert J. Bauman (414) 286-3774 Alderman Robert J. Bauman today introduced a Common Council resolution directing the City Attorney and the Department of Public Works to take all necessary actions to object to the city and city utility customers from assuming any part of the $140 million electrical infrastructure