(Hudson, WI) – New Politics today endorsed Jason Church for U.S. Congress to represent Wisconsin’s Seventh Congressional District. A national organization, New Politics is dedicated to electing service leaders to all levels of government. New Politics recruits and supports leaders who have devoted their lives to serving their country, either through the military or national service. Their endorsements provide strategic advising and training for a candidate’s campaign, including fundraising and communications. New Politics helped their endorsed candidates raise over $7 million in 2018. “Jason is a living embodiment of the service, sacrifice, and courageous servant leadership the people of Northern

MADISON, Wis.—University of Wisconsin System President Ray Cross and Regent President Andrew S.  Petersen joined UW-Whitewater Chancellor Dwight Watson at UW-Whitewater today for the eighth stop of UW System’s All In Wisconsin tour to highlight the findings of UW-Whitewater’s new Economic Impact Report. The tour stop coincides with a UW System Board of Regents meeting hosted by UW-Whitewater. “As a public university, it is our responsibility to improve the human condition,” said President Cross. “To succeed, we have to be engaged in the planning processes and better understand the priorities and needs of local business. And they need to be

MADISON – Wisconsin Conservation Voters issued its requirements for successfully addressing the state’s water quality crisis today. “The Water Quality Protection Checklist,” gives legislators eight specific requirements for protecting Wisconsin’s water quality. This year, unsafe drinking water has been one of the state’s most prominent environmental and public health issues. Gov. Tony Evers declared 2019 the Year of Clean Drinking Water and Speaker Robin Vos created a bipartisan task force to deliver solutions to water problems plaguing Wisconsin communities. As the task force works to find solutions and the legislature continues its session, Wisconsin Conservation Voters has compiled a checklist to ensure all

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, U.S. Senators Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) and Dan Sullivan (R-AK), a member of the Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee, introduced the Veterans Overmedication and Suicide Prevention Act, bipartisan legislation that would direct the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to conduct an independent expert study on the deaths of all veterans being treated at the VA who died by suicide or from a drug overdose in the last five years. “I have worked across party lines to hold the VA accountable because too often our veterans have been prescribed drugs as a first resort before exploring other safer ways

Washington, DC – Today, Rep. Ron Kind is reminding Wisconsin seniors that the deadline to choose or make changes to Medicare drug and health plan coverage is quickly approaching. The Medicare open enrollment window will close on December 7th. Wisconsinites can still make changes to their health care plans in the next few days by visiting Medicare.gov. “I want to make sure folks are aware of the upcoming deadline and the resources that are available to compare Medicare coverage options during this open enrollment period,” said Rep. Ron Kind. “Medicare provides guaranteed, affordable health care for 40 million of our nation’s seniors, including 110,000