Contact: Brian Evans, (630) 217-7561 brian@keldaforgovernor.com MADISON, WI – Kelda Roys has secured the endorsement of 18 state and local elected officials throughout Dane County. Roys has been endorsed by: State Representative Lisa Subeck, Dane County Board Supervisors Tanya Buckingham, Kelly Danner, Richard Kilmer, Steve Peters, and Heidi Wegleitner, Madison Common Council Alders Mark Clear, Denise DeMarb, Sara Eskrich, Amanda Hall, Barbara Harrington-McKinney, Arvina Martin, and Matt Phair. Middleton City Council Alder Emily Kuhn, Sun Prairie Common Council Alder Emily Rose Lindsey, Monona City Council Alde Molly Grupe, Sun Prairie School Board Member Bryn Horton. “I am proud to have

CONTACT: Maria Langholz, (715) 209-6463 MILWAUKEE — This morning the Wisconsin Working Families Party announced their support for the reelection of Democratic State Representative Evan Goyke. Goyke has been in the State Assembly since 2013. During his time in office, he has led several successful bipartisan legislative efforts, including helping to bring a close to the troubled Lincoln Hills juvenile prison. He represents the 18th District, where he is a resident and homeowner in the Historic Concordia Neighborhood on Milwaukee’s near west side. His primary election is August 14th and the general election is November 6th. “We are proud to

Contact: Andrew Gussert (608) 213-8585 MADISON – The Wisconsin Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs endorses kids, not candidates, and supports policies, not political campaigns. Our Clubs work with over 144,000 children at 159 sites across 57 cities, more than any other organization in the state outside of our public school system. When an elected official makes a policy pledge that impacts Wisconsin clubs, we want the public to know, because we want more elected officials supporting kids. We applaud State Superintendent Tony Evers commitment to invest $20 million in the future of Wisconsin after school programming, including the promise

Contact: Alec Zimmerman (608) 257-4765 [Madison, WI] — All over Wisconsin you can see the impact that Foxconn’s historic investment is having on the state. While Democrats are determined to tarnish the company as they try to take down Scott Walker, Wisconsin workers are already winning from the thousands of jobs and billions in investment that will come from Foxconn’s historic move. “Thanks to the leadership of Governor Scott Walker, Wisconsin workers from across the state are already seeing the real benefits of Foxconn’s historic investment,” said Alec Zimmerman, spokesman for the Republican Party of Wisconsin. “Sadly, the Democrats are

Contact: Douglas Wilde (608) 436-8685 campaign@keyesforwisconsin.com BELOIT – Dr. Brittany Keyes, candidate for Wisconsin’s 31st Assembly District, is pleased to announce endorsements from State Representatives Mark Spreitzer (D-Beloit), Deb Kolste (D-Janesville), and Don Vruwink (D-Milton)—all of whom represent neighboring districts. Rep. Deb Kolste, the Ranking Democrat on the 2017 Assembly Committee on Health, cited Keyes’s career as an asset. “Brittany’s background as a health care provider will be an asset to the Assembly. Her firsthand experience will help us build a health care system that serves everyone in Wisconsin.” “Brittany Keyes is an exceptional candidate,” said Rep. Don Vruwink. “She

Media Contact: Laurie Fischer CEO 920-965-6070 info@americandairycoalitioninc.com August 1, 2018 — The American Dairy Coalition’s members appreciate Rep. John Faso’s (R-NY) recent letter written to FDA Commission Gottlieb where Rep. Faso explains that the definition of milk is crystal-clear for determining what constitutes “milk,” yet there has been a clear rise in the prevalence of non-dairy products using the term “milk” as part of their marketing efforts and branding. Rep. Faso’s letter expresses his concerns that allowing plant-based products to be labeled as milk not only misleads consumers, but also negatively impacts family farmers as demand for FDA defined milk

Contact: Christina Brey, 608.298.2519 The Wisconsin Education Association Council (WEAC) recommends Brittany Keyes in Assembly District 31. “Brittany Keyes believes all children should have the same opportunity for success, no matter where they live or what their family circumstances,” said Ron Martin, an Eau Claire eighth grade teacher and WEAC president. “Wisconsin needs elected officials who respect educators’ voices.” “Public schools are important to our communities. Decisions in the State Assembly should be based on what’s best for students,” Martin said. “Elected officials, educators and our entire communities should be working together to support local public schools.” “Teachers work hard