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MADISON ­– This evening, the Wisconsin State Assembly convened to deliberate the 2025-27 biennial budget. Representative Joan Fitzgerald (D-Fort Atkinson) released the following statement following the session: “This Legislature was gifted with the ability to enact real change in Wisconsin.

MADISON, WI – Today, State Representative Christian Phelps (D-Eau Claire) voted no on the 2025-2027 State Budget, calling it a “public-school-closing Republican budget” and rejecting the GOP-led deal that will continue starving public education in Wisconsin while rewarding unaccountable private voucher schools. Rep.

Madison, WI – Rep. Treig E. Pronschinske released the following statement succeeding the passage of the biennial Wisconsin State Budget: “Today, after months of hard work from legislators and the Joint Finance Committee the Wisconsin State Budget passed through the Wisconsin

River Falls, WI — Representative Shannon Zimmerman (R–River Falls) released the following statement after passage of the 2025-27 biennial budget bill: “It has been an honor to again work with my colleagues on the Joint Committee on Finance to create

Madison, WI – Representative Chanz Green (R-Grand View) voted for the 2025-27 State Budget despite concerns about increased funds going to the UW System and backfilling the DNR’s Fish and Wildlife account. “This budget process has been a tumultuous one, but the vote

Madison, WI – Today, the Wisconsin State Assembly passed the 2025–2027 Biennial Budget, a fiscally responsible plan that delivers substantial tax relief, invests in rural communities, strengthens critical infrastructure, and funds key priorities for northern Wisconsin. Representative Rob Swearingen (R–Rhinelander) issued the

MADISON, WI – The Wisconsin State Assembly met this evening to debate the 2025-2027 Biennial Budget. Representative Ben DeSmidt (D-Kenosha) shared the following statement:  “After on and off negotiations, canceled hearings, and a totally pieced together budget process, I’m appreciative

MADISON, WI – Today, State Representative Renuka Mayadev (D-Madison) voted against the state budget, citing concerns that the budget fails to meet the needs of Wisconsin families, public schools, and communities at a time of rising costs and mounting federal uncertainty.

MADISON, Wis. – Rep. Jodi Emerson (D-Eau Claire) issued the following statement after voting for the bipartisan budget deal: “Thanks to the enactment of the fair maps last year, we were finally able to have a truly bipartisan budget process

MADISON, WI – The Wisconsin State Assembly has passed a conservative budget that cutstaxes, reins in government, and protects core freedoms. Highlights include: Nearly $1.5 billion in tax relief, including eliminating the tax on natural gas andelectricity Blocking over $3.7

MADISON – The Wisconsin Health Care Association/Wisconsin Center for Assisted Living (WHCA/WiCAL) issued the following statement following the passage of the 2025-27 Biennial Budget Bill: The 2025-27 Biennial Budget bill includes crucial funding to maintain access to long-term care services

MADISON, Wis. — The Wisconsin State Assembly met today to debate the 2025-2027 Wisconsin state budget. Representative Deb Andraca (D-Whitefish Bay) – who serves as a member of the state’s budget-writing Joint Finance Committee – released the following statement regarding

MADISON — State Representative Angelina Cruz cast a firm “No” vote on the state budget today, calling it “an obvious choice” and condemning it as a failure to meet the real needs of Wisconsin residents. “This budget doesn’t fix the problem—it is the

MADISON –Rep. Tony Kurtz (R-Wonewoc) issued the following statement after the Wisconsin State Assembly passed the 2025-2027 biennial budget: “Today, I voted for a re-crafted, bipartisan budget that makes investments in many priorities for Wisconsinites including public safety, K-12 education,

MADISON, Wis – Representative Clinton Anderson votes to reject the 2025-2027 Biennial Budget. “K-12 schools, child care providers, hospital operators, transit systems, and the UW system have been asked to do more with less for far too long. I am