Contact: Dan Curry (dc@restorationpac.com) DOWNERS GROVE, IL — New polls taken in the midst of the coronavirus crisis show that President Trump leads Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin and trails them both in Michigan. The polls, taken March 12 to March 21 of 600 registered voters in each state, showed a sharp uptick in Trump’s job approval in later days as his daily briefings have led to a nationwide spike in approval. In all likelihood, Trump must win all three states to win re-election. That is the reason Restoration PAC launched the polling and created the Trump

Today, 40 Wisconsin leaders announced their support for Joe Biden – citing his service alongside President Barack Obama, bold vision for the future, and unique ability to steer the country through this crisis. “Amid panic, pandemic and economic downfall, Joe Biden has been the leader America has counted on to help us heal and come back stronger than ever,” said former Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle. “We need a president who never loses sight of the challenges working people face, and who will fight tooth-and-nail to make sure they not only survive, but thrive. That’s always been the Joe Biden I’ve known as Wisconsin‘s governor, and he’s the leader who will unite and carry this country forward.” “The current pandemic is inhibiting all

MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today directed Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) Secretary-designee Andrea Palm to temporarily order the suspension of evictions and foreclosures amid the COVID-19 public health emergency. The order can be found here. The order prohibits landlords from evicting tenants for any reason unless failure to proceed with the eviction will result in an imminent threat of serious physical harm to another person and mortgagees from commencing civil action to foreclose on real estate for 60 days. Wisconsinites who are able to continue to meet their financial obligations are urged to do so. This order does not in

La Crosse, WI—Today, the House of Representatives voted to pass a $2 trillion economic stimulus package to help Wisconsin’s workers, families, businesses, and health care system survive the economic impacts caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The package includes funding: For fighting COVID-19: $200 billion investment in hospitals, health systems, and health research, and $150 billion for state and local governments in this agreement, to give them the resources they desperately need during this emergency. For workers: $260 billion investment in Unemployment Insurance benefits to match the average paycheck of laid-off or furloughed workers, as well as an additional 13 weeks of federally

WASHINGTON, D.C.—Today, Bryan Steil spoke on the House floor on the importance of supporting families and workers struggling due to the coronavirus pandemic. The House passed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act by voice vote. Click above to watch Steil’s floor speech “Americans’ health and American jobs are being attacked by an invisible virus. Congress cannot stand idly by while Americans are suffering. “While the CARES Act is far from perfect, it provides relief. This bill provides free coronavirus testing for Americans and ensures those on the front lines—our doctors, nurses, and health professionals—have the supplies they need. Additionally,

CHIPPEWA FALLS – Wisconsin Farmers Union (WFU) praised provisions in the COVID-19 legislation passed late Wednesday night by the U.S. Senate that support family farmers. “Though public health is the most immediate concern in our rural communities, many family farmers are also worried about their long-term financial stability,” said WFU President Darin Von Ruden. “We’re grateful for the speed and seriousness taken by our legislators to secure this critical funding.” The legislation includes $14 billion to reimburse the Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC), which has been used to fund the Market Facilitation Program (MFP) in recent years. It also provides an additional

West Point – Senator Jon Erpenbach released the following statement regarding the April Spring Election: “Since the beginning of the COVID-19 public health crisis, I have heard from poll workers, clerks and local leaders from around my district who are looking for ways to make it as safe as possible for voters to exercise their right to vote. Unfortunately, many of these changes require the Legislature to take action to adjust current statute and cannot be done by Executive Order. Therefore, I am calling on the Republican Majority Leaders to work with Democrats and those tasked with running our elections

MADISON, Wis. – As the State of Wisconsin continues to respond to the coronavirus outbreak, Attorney General Josh Kaul and Department of Financial Institutions Secretary Kathy Blumenfeld are encouraging consumers to exercise caution when donating to a charity and to report suspected charity scams. “Wisconsinites are generous, and I have no doubt that many, many people are going to be supporting organizations participating in coronavirus relief efforts. Those who are making charitable donations can take some simple steps to help make sure their donations are going where they’re meant to,” said Attorney General Kaul. “And if you learn about a