JANESVILLE, Wis.— Today, COVID Survivors for Change and Opportunity Wisconsin welcomed President Trump to Janesville with an outdoor memorial dedicated to the over 1,500 lives lost across Wisconsin to COVID-19. The tribute, which consisted of 1,500 empty chairs, was erected to not only remember our friends, family, colleagues, and neighbors

Wisconsin is in the grips of one of the worst coronavirus outbreaks in the country. Jill and I are praying for the health of those who’ve contracted the virus, and for the families who are mourning the loss of a loved one. We have lost far too many lives to

As Wisconsin is well over 150,000 Wisconsinites who have tested positive for COVID-19, and the state continues to battle skyrocketing cases and economic crisis from Trump’s failed coronavirus response, the President will head to town to distract from the ineffective leadership in the White House. Here’s what he won’t mention:

— President Trump told a Janesville rally tonight the outcome of the election rests on Wisconsin. “We win Wisconsin, we win the whole ballgame,” he said. “What the hell do you think I’m doing here on a freezing night with 45-degree winds? You think I’m doing it for my health?

[Madison, WI] – Tonight in Janesville, President Donald Trump will deliver remarks to a crowd of supporters. Ahead of his visit, Republican Party of Wisconsin chairman Andrew Hitt released the following statement: “We’re excited to welcome President Trump to the Badger State once again. With less than 20 days until

Baldwin and first-time voter, Ava Kaminsky, voted and shared remarks with Stubbs highlighting how health care is on the ballot this election  Yesterday, Senator Tammy Baldwin hosted a “What’s at Stake” press conference with State Representative Shelia Stubbs and first-time voter Ava Kaminsky. They discussed how health care is on