April 25, 2024 — State Representative Janel Brandtjen today announced that she willseek election to the newly-formed 24th Assembly District. “My family and I have beenblessed to enjoy the benefits of living in Menomonee Falls for almost 30 years, and weknow the importance for famiies of having a strong community. After consideration,I will once again be humbly asking for the support of Menomonee Falls, Butler, Lannon,and Germantown residents in my run to represent them in the 24th Assembly district.” Brandtjen has the endorsement of Menomonee Falls Village Trustees Katie Kress,Ann Lessila, Paul Tadda, Joel Stueland, Brad Jubber, and Steve Taggart.Additionally,

President Donald J. Trump will travel to Waukesha, Wisconsin, on May 1st to contrast the peace, prosperity, and security of his first term with Joe Biden’s failed presidency. The people of Wisconsin are bearing the brunt of Biden’s bad policies.  At 18.8%, inflation is stealing $920 per month from the average Wisconsin household. Thanks to Biden’s war against American energy, Wisconsinites are paying record prices for electricity and gas. Biden was dishonest when he promised to ensure an America “safe from crime and looting,” as 2023 marked the deadliest year for Wisconsin police in two decades. Biden’s weak border policies

Ultra-Rich Should Pay to Save Social Security, Swing-State Voter Poll Shows The poll shows: (WASHINGTON, D.C.) April 24, 2024 – President Joe Biden’s recent polling bump in key battleground states has mostly evaporated as a deep current of pessimism about the trajectory of the US economy hurts his standing with voters, according to a Bloomberg News/Morning Consult poll. Read Bloomberg News’ coverage:  **Biden’s Gains Against Trump Vanish on Deep Economic Pessimism, Poll Shows **Ultra-Rich Should Pay to Save Social Security, Swing-State Voter Poll Shows Read poll results, including methodology, HERE. The April Bloomberg News/Morning Consult poll found Biden is ahead

CONTACT: Tyler August (R-Walworth) 262-729-9881 August to seek another term to represent Walworth & Rock County in State Assembly WALWORTH…Representative Tyler August (R-Walworth) announced today he is running for another term in the Wisconsin State Assembly.  August will be seeking a two-year term for the 31st Assembly District where he resides.  A seventh-generation resident of Walworth County, August said he decided to run due to the outpouring of support from local residents. “I’m excited to kick-off my campaign to continue representing the folks of Walworth County and eager to meet and represent new friends in Rock County,” said August.  “I’m

Actions are the latest in a series of steps the Biden-Harris Administration has taken to improve safety, provide support for care workers and family caregivers, and to expand access to affordable, high-quality care Everyone deserves to be treated with dignity and respect and to have access to quality care. That’s why, today, Vice President Harris is announcing two landmark final rules that fulfill the President’s commitment to safety in care, improving access to long-term care and the quality of caregiving jobs. Ensuring that all Americans, including older Americans and people with disabilities, have access to care – including home-based care

Barca Has Spent His Life Serving Southeast Wisconsin, Standing Up For Working Families Today, Peter Barca is launching his campaign to represent Wisconsin’s first congressional district. A former Wisconsin Assembly Minority Leader, U.S. Congressman, and Secretary of Revenue in Governor Evers’ administration, Barca has spent his life serving southeast Wisconsin and delivering results for working families. “I’m running for Congress to serve southeast Wisconsin because I have always stood up for working families,” said Peter Barca. “I’m very proud to have grown up and lived virtually my entire life in Kenosha County. That’s why I’ve stood up to special interest

For more information contact:Amy Binsfeld (R-Sheboygan)binsfeldforassembly@gmail.com Sheboygan, Wis. — Representative Amy Binsfeld of Sheboygan is officiallyannouncing her run for the 26th Assembly District. “I am proud of what we accomplished during this legislative session, and much of it withstrong bipartisan support. We passed historic funding for local government to supportpolice, fire, and emergency services, provided more support for education andempowered parents, passed critical reforms to make our cities safer, and passed abalanced budget,” said Binsfeld. “Two bi-partisan bills that I authored were also signedinto law by Governor Evers. I welcome the opportunity to continue helping ourcommunity grow and thrive with