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MADISON – Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin today announced the launch of a statewide radio campaign as the April 7 vote nears on the proposed crime victims’ constitutional amendment. The campaign will add to the robust ongoing television and digital advertising effort already underway and expand on the coalition’s extensive grassroots outreach efforts aimed at educating voters on the amendment and driving public support ahead of the April vote. The statewide radio launch includes sixty-second ads in English and Spanish that will run in media markets throughout the state, urging listeners to support the crime victims’ constitutional amendment commonly known as Marsy’s

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Sen. Madison…Speaker Robin Vos (R-Rochester) and Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald (R-Juneau) released the following statement after Governor Evers announced a new shelter-in-place order this morning. “The governor’s announcement has created mass amounts of confusion. For days, Governor Evers took a measured approach and reassured business owners that a shelter-in-place order may not be necessary. Legislative leaders even complimented him for it. The governor’s sudden change of course and lack of specific guidance have increased the level of uncertainty and anxiety in our state. The people of Wisconsin deserve clear communications during a public health emergency. “There also needs to

Contact:  (608) 266-7671 Urges Constituents to Take Precautions, Stay at Home to Minimize Spread MILWAUKEE – State Rep. David Bowen (D-Milwaukee) tested positive for COVID-19 this weekend after running a fever late last week. Rep. Bowen is currently in quarantine at home, and while he is still fighting symptoms, he is in good spirits and recuperating. After learning of his diagnosis, Rep. Bowen released the following statement: “I found out early last week from the Shorewood Health Department that I had come in contact with a fellow local elected official who had tested positive for COVID-19, and immediately went into