WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin voted to pass the CHIPS and Science Act of 2022 and the bipartisan legislation passed the Senate 64-33: The CHIPS and Science Act boosts American semiconductor manufacturing, strengthens our supply chains, and creates good-paying jobs “Manufacturers across Wisconsin are supporting this bipartisan legislation to boost the domestic production of semiconductor chips because they know it is essential to moving our economy forward. I voted for this legislation because it will not only support Wisconsin manufacturing, but it will also strengthen our domestic supply chain and help lower costs for businesses and consumers. To

Johnson campaign spokesman Ben Voelkel: “It’s clear Democrats are uniform in their support for more of the same Biden policies that got us in this mess in the first place: runaway spending, the Green New Deal, defunding the police and abolishing ICE. That vision for the future will be a tough sell for so many Wisconsin families that are already suffering from record inflation, high gas prices, out of control crime and an unsecured border.”

[Waukesha, Wis.] — Vice President Mike Pence announced his endorsement of Rebecca Kleefisch’s campaign for Wisconsin governor on Wednesday, further demonstrating that Rebecca is the conservative choice for governor.   “Rebecca Kleefisch is the only candidate that will deliver a stronger and more prosperous Wisconsin, and I am proud to support her,” Vice President Mike Pence said. “Rebecca has a proven conservative track record and will draw on her experience to give parents more control of their children’s education, grow the economy and get Wisconsin back to work, fight for traditional conservative values, and make Wisconsin streets safer. Conservatives across the Badger

MILWAUKEE, Wis. (July 27, 2022) – North Central Group (NCG), a leader in real estate development, asset management and property management, today celebrated the topping-off in the construction of The Trade Hotel, an Autograph Collection Hotel by Marriott, located in the heart of Deer District. The topping-off ceremony, which commemorated the highest point of construction being reached, was held at the construction site on the corner of Juneau and Vel R. Phillips Avenues in downtown Milwaukee.   Local business and community leaders were in attendance to witness the final steel beam being hoisted into place atop the Trade Hotel, celebrating the

Madison – Wisconsin Family Action Political Action Committee (WFA PAC) announced today another round of candidate endorsements for this fall’s primary and general elections. These candidates are all involved in primaries and are in addition to those WFA PAC has released earlier.  An up-to-date list of all WFA PAC-endorsed 2022 candidates is available HERE. State Assembly Milt Swagel – Assembly District 1 Joy Goeben – Assembly District 5 Matthew Albert – Assembly District 6 Dean Neubert – Assembly District 6 Nik Rettinger – Assembly District 83 Bob Donovan – Assembly District 84 Julaine Appling, WFA PAC director, commented, “We are pleased

MADISON, Wis. – Ron Johnson just voted against the critical bipartisan CHIPS-Plus Act, which will  invest in manufacturing, help ease costs, improve supply chains, and ensure the U.S. is better equipped to compete against China in technological innovation. In response, Democratic Party of Wisconsin Senate Communications Advisor Philip Shulman released the following statement: “Ron Johnson is once again selling out Wisconsin workers, this time to manufacturers in countries like China, as he puts his special interest donors ahead of what’s best for Wisconsin. Wisconsinites have seen that when it matters most, Ron Johnson isn’t working for them, and they will vote

The Office of Emergency Communications (OEC) is pleased to announce the release of the first funding opportunity under the new Geographic Information System (GIS) grant program for enabling NextGeneration9-1-1 (NG9-1-1) services. The Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs (DMA) is allocated $1.5 million annually for awarding grants under the GIS grant program. Grant eligibility criteria, allowable and unallowable expenses are governed by Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs agency policy. OEC, as part of the DMA, provides program management for the implementation of the statewide emergency services IP-based network (ESInet) for NG9-1-1 services and is responsible for administering this new grant program.

Democrats in the U.S. Senate today passed the bipartisan CHIPS+ Act — a historic piece of legislation that will lower costs for working families, strengthen our supply chain, keep jobs in America, and ensure we can out-compete countries like China. Despite stiff opposition from a majority of Republicans in the Senate — including 2022 candidates Ron Johnson, Marco Rubio, Rand Paul, and Chuck Grassley, and 2024 presidential hopefuls Rick Scott, Tom Cotton, Ted Cruz, and Josh Hawley — the bill secured “$52 billion to subsidize chip manufacturing and research, and tens of billions more for science and tech spending.” Specifically, the bipartisan bill incentivizes