Madison, WI –  NextGen Wisconsin supports the decision Governor Tony Evers made in postponing the election to June 9. According to public health officials, it is clear that any in-person voting at this time comes as a risk to Wisconsinites across the state. “NextGen Wisconsin is committed to making sure young voters have an opportunity to be heard on election day in a safe manner. The bottom line is that an election held tomorrow would pose a hazard to the health of communities across Wisconsin,” said NextGen Wisconsin State Operations Director Christina Carvalho. “Any election that occurs at this moment will

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[Madison, WI] – In response to Gov. Tony Evers’ unconstitutional maneuver to postpone the April 7 election, the Republican Party of Wisconsin issued the following statement from Chairman Andrew Hitt: “It is tragic to see such a reckless disregard for the Constitution from Gov. Tony Evers who just days ago admitted he did not have the power to change the election. His admission will weigh heavily on the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s decision, so we are left to conclude that the Governor is playing politics with something as precious as our democracy. The Republican Party will continue to fight for the rule of

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MADISON – Gov. Tony Evers, in the absence of legislative action, today signed Executive Order #74, suspending in-person voting for the April 7 spring election, moving in-person voting to June 9, 2020. The order also directs the Legislature to meet in special session on Tues., April 7, 2020 to address the election date. If the Legislature does not enact legislation to change the new election date, in-person voting will occur on June 9, 2020. “Today, I signed an executive order suspending in-person voting for tomorrow’s election. Frankly, there’s no good answer to this problem—I wish it were easy. I have been

WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) and a bipartisan group of her Senate colleagues, led by Senators Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) and John Hoeven (R-ND), are urging the administration to ensure the continuity of our country’s food supply and to support rural areas during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic by providing needed relief to farmers.   “We write to ask that you take action to ensure the continuity of our country’s food supply and support rural areas during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic by providing needed relief to farmers—including by ensuring that the temporary flexibilities on farm loans recently announced by