Eau Claire City Council member Emily Berge was appointed to the League of Wisconsin Municipalities Board of Directors bringing her experience representing her constituents to the statewide Board. The League serves Wisconsin’s cities and villages, providing advocacy, training and legal services. “I am honored and excited to be appointed to the League of Wisconsin Municipalities Board of Directors. The League has been an invaluable resource for me since I was elected to office and I look forward to stepping into a leadership role at such a reputable organization. My communication skills, relationship building experience, and attention to detail will serve

Madison, WI — State Senator David Craig (R-Town of Vernon) along with Senators Chris Kapenga (R-Delafield), Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald (R-Juneau) and Representative Joe Sanfelippo (R-New Berlin) launched the “Tougher on Crime” initiative to address the growing problem of violence, gun crimes, and property crimes in our communities: “The goal of the ‘Tougher on Crime’ initiative is to make Wisconsin safer by ensuring that criminals are not emboldened by a justice system that is not taking violent crime seriously enough,” said Sen. Craig. “The initiative is aimed at violent, repeat offenders who continue to slip through the cracks in the justice system and

(Hudson, WI) – Jason Church, candidate for Congress in Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District, released his third TV ad today. It will run in every media market in the district. See TV ad “Win This Fight” here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGGpCzjgbI0&feature=youtu.be In the ad, Mr. Church talks about the death of Iranian Gen Qassem Soleimani and voices his support of President Trump’s strong leadership. He discusses his shared desire with the President to defend America against its enemies, and how he will be an ally of Trump in Washington. “I supported President Trump from day one, and his decisive leadership, particularly with regard to Iran,

MILWAUKEE, WI — Today, Black Leaders Organizing for Communities (BLOC) announced a slate of endorsements in various races on the February 18th primary ballot. Endorsements were based on candidates’ previous engagement with BLOC, their records in the community and politics, and their stances on issues outlined in the BLOC Agenda. “We’re very proud and confident that all of the endorsed individuals will be both responsive and accountable to their constituents,” said Rick Banks, Political Director. “We look forward to working with all of these candidates once they are elected to office to achieve tangible quality of life improvements for our