Contact: Austin Altenburg media@scottwalker.com [Madison, Wis.] – Gov. Scott Walker’s campaign on Thursday launched its next statewide television ad highlighting the governor’s efforts to expand Project SEARCH, which is helping students with disabilities enter the workforce. Support for the initiative is a component of his bold reforms to move Wisconsin forward. The ad – also appearing on digital platforms – features Jordan, a Project SEARCH graduate, and his mother Maggie. Project SEARCH helps provide students with disabilities with the practical skills and experience they need to thrive in the career of their choice. After graduating from the program in 2017,

Contact: Jim Goulee, President, Preserve Our Parks, (414) 881-8413 Pat Jursik, Board Member, Preserve Our Parks, (414) 732-1816 Preserve Our Parks, a local non-profit watchdog advocacy group, announced today that it will launch a grassroots “Our Turn” petition drive to protest the loss of funding for Milwaukee County parks. The petition demands that County officials direct more funding to repair and maintain the County’s 140 parks and parkways. “Our parks are in crisis,” said Jim Goulee, president of Preserve Our Parks. “We funded stadi- ums and arenas, and now it’s ‘our turn’ for parks funding. Our parks are a critical

Contact: Jessica Ward, (608) 213-5939 Brookfield, Wis. – U.S. Senate candidate Leah Vukmir announced on the Vicki McKenna Show Wednesday her plan to truly “drain the swamp” by moving most federal offices and agencies out of Washington and closer to the people they are supposed to represent. “Washington is completely unaccountable to the people, and it’s time we truly drained the swamp,” Leah said. “By moving the federal bureaucracy out of Washington in addition to further commonsense spending reductions, we’ll make government more responsive to the people while saving taxpayers millions.” Drain the Swamp: Relocate federal office and agencies away