MILWAUKEE – Today Milwaukee County Clerk George Christenson held a press conference to inform the public on how to “spoil” their ballot in order to change their vote.   “This isn’t just about the Democratic Senate race, it’s also about the Governor’s race,” said Clerk Christenson. “If a voter has cast their ballot and changes their mind, and they voted early or absentee, they can spoil their ballot and make a different choice. The ability to do so is protected by state law to help ensure that everyone’s voice is heard, and that votes are cast for eligible candidates.”  

Sturtevant, WI— In response to the July 8th Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling regarding the illegal ballot drop boxes, State Representative Timothy Ramthun requested an extraordinary session be called to vote on LRB-6371, an updated and revised resolution to reclaim Wisconsin’s 10 electoral ballots. As of noon this past Monday, Wisconsin State Representatives, Janel Brandtjen and Chuck Wichgers, have signed on to legislation in support of decertifying the 2020 Wisconsin election results. In response to the aforementioned, Adam Steen has released the following statement: By January 3, 2023, upon being sworn into office, if LRB-6371 has not yet been passed into

  Today, Planned Parenthood Advocates of Wisconsin (PPAWI) announced its third round of legislative endorsements, consisting of a selection of candidates trusted to utilize their platforms and voices to push for the protection of reproductive rights for all Wisconsinites. Now more than ever, legislative action in Wisconsin is vital. With the result of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, the threat of enforcement of Wisconsin’s criminal abortion ban has forced Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin and other providers to suspend abortion services and created fear in the medical community. Patients are now being referred to neighboring states and

The Wisconsin Elections Commission today is reminding media members that the window for public testing of electronic voting equipment for the Aug. 9 Partisan Primary starts on Saturday, July 30. The test provides an opportunity in communities across Wisconsin for the public to witness firsthand how election officials are preparing for the upcoming primary. All municipalities are required to conduct a public test of their electronic voting equipment not earlier than 10 days before each election. Pre-election testing is intended to confirm the accuracy of voting equipment programming and to bring transparency to the process. This event is considered a public

WASHINGTON, D.C.– Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-WI) today released the following statement in advance of Speaker Pelosi’s scheduled trip to Taiwan. “In a readout of Xi Jinping’s call with President Biden, the Chinese Communist Party warned, ‘Those who play with fire will perish by it.’ Already, CCP propagandists have gone into overdrive calling for a military response if Speaker Pelosi visits Taiwan. It goes without saying that the Speaker’s trip should continue as planned. But even more than high-level visits, what Taiwan needs is decisive action to improve the conventional military balance in the Indo-Pacific. This starts with defense assistance for Taiwan.

MILWAUKEE – Voters are backing Steven Olikara as the race for U.S. Senate in Wisconsin is shaken up. “Since the debate, we’ve been having our lightning in a bottle moment. Undecided voters and former supporters of other campaigns are breaking for our campaign,” shared Olikara, after firing up voters in Green Bay as the only candidate committed to changing the system to make government more responsive to Wisconsinites. “Anyone who has been on the campaign trail knows that we are surging,” shares Olikara, the only primary candidate with federal legislative experience. “To the voters wondering what’s going on right now, this is the political

[Fox Crossing, WI] – In response to recent misstatements by his opponent and her supporters, Andrew Thomsen stood up to the lies and misinformation. Andrew Thomsen did not decline the offer to debate his opponent sponsored by the Fox Valley Initiative (FVI). After initially requesting a non-disclosure and non-disparagement agreement to ensure the debate focused on the issues and did not devolve into personal attacks and mudslinging, Thomsen rescinded his request after Ed Perkins of the FVI expressed concern over the agreements.  Instead, Thomsen merely sought clear, written rules so that the debate would focus on the issues affecting voters in the