WisDems: Statement on Assembly Speaker Robin Vos retiring

Contact: WisDems Press (press@wisdems.org) MADISON, Wis. — In response to Assembly Speaker Robin Vos retiring, WisDems Chair Devin Remiker released the following statement:  “Vos leaves behind a legacy of a state government he tried his best to make dysfunctional and leave working people

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WisGOP: Thanks Speaker Robin Vos for years of service

MADISON, Wis. — Today, Speaker Robin Vos announced his retirement from the Wisconsin State Assembly. As Speaker, Vos has been a central figure in Republican politics, steering conservative priorities, blocking much of Democratic Governor Tony Evers’ disastrous policies, and shaping key policy

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Rep. Vos: Announces he will not seek another term

Madison, WI – Assembly Speaker Robin Vos released the following statement after announcing he will not seek another term in the Wisconsin State Assembly. The Racine County Republican has delivered pivotal conservative reforms leading the Assembly during the longest continuous GOP

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Rep. Goeben: On Speaker Vos retirement

Madison – Rep. Joy Goeben (R-Hobart) shared the following statement thanking Speaker Robin Vos for his leadership as Speaker of the State Assembly: “I want to extend my deepest gratitude to Speaker Robin Vos for his leadership and dedicated service to the

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Milwaukee County Exec Crowley: Releases statement regarding the retirement of Speaker Robin Vos

CONTACT: press@milwaukeecountywi.gov MILWAUKEE – County Executive David Crowley released the following statement regarding Wisconsin State Assembly Speaker Robin Vos’ retirement announcement. “Speaker Robin Vos has served the people of Wisconsin for over two decades. While it’s no secret that I’ve disagreed with the Speaker in the past, we’ve been able to find

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WisDems: Statement on Assembly Speaker Robin Vos retiring

Contact: WisDems Press (press@wisdems.org) MADISON, Wis. — In response to Assembly Speaker Robin Vos retiring, WisDems Chair Devin Remiker released the following statement:  “Vos leaves behind a legacy of a state government he tried his best to make dysfunctional and leave working people with higher costs and fewer rights. He spent his career

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WisGOP: Thanks Speaker Robin Vos for years of service

MADISON, Wis. — Today, Speaker Robin Vos announced his retirement from the Wisconsin State Assembly. As Speaker, Vos has been a central figure in Republican politics, steering conservative priorities, blocking much of Democratic Governor Tony Evers’ disastrous policies, and shaping key policy outcomes on issues like taxes, affordable housing, and other Republican

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Wisconsin Right to Life: Statement on Speaker Vos’ retirement

Wisconsin Right to Life extends its sincere gratitude to Speaker Robin Vos for his years of leadership and service to the people of Wisconsin as Speaker of the State Assembly.  Throughout his tenure, Speaker Vos played an important role in advancing policies that protect life and strengthen Wisconsin families.   As he begins this next

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Sen. Keyeski: Responds to Republicans pulling Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program bills from Senate calendar last minute, putting program at risk of expiring

MADISON – Yesterday, two Republican-authored bills relating to reauthorizing the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program, Senate Bill 316 (SB 316) and Senate Bill 685 (SB 685), were scheduled to be voted on by the full Senate. Instead, Senate Republicans pulled these bills from the session calendar and have left this important program in limbo at the

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Rep. August: Wisconsin is stronger because of Speaker Vos’ leadership

MADISON… Assembly Majority Leader Tyler August (R-Walworth) “I want to be among the first to thank Robin for his years of service to our state. As our state’s longest serving Speaker, Robin’s accomplishments are unmatched in the Legislature. Assembly Republicans have experienced over a decade of success in large part

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Rep. Vos: Announces he will not seek another term

Madison, WI – Assembly Speaker Robin Vos released the following statement after announcing he will not seek another term in the Wisconsin State Assembly. The Racine County Republican has delivered pivotal conservative reforms leading the Assembly during the longest continuous GOP legislative majority in modern Wisconsin history while also strengthening bipartisanship

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Sen. Ratcliff: Statement on abrupt end to Senate floor session

Madison, WI — Senator Melissa Ratcliff released the following statement regarding yesterday’s abrupt conclusion of the Senate floor session when efforts were made to pull Senate Bill 444 (SB-444), which is regarding the unmasking of ICE agents, to the floor for consideration: “I am deeply disappointed that Wisconsin Legislative Republicans have

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Rep. Goeben: On Speaker Vos retirement

Madison – Rep. Joy Goeben (R-Hobart) shared the following statement thanking Speaker Robin Vos for his leadership as Speaker of the State Assembly: “I want to extend my deepest gratitude to Speaker Robin Vos for his leadership and dedicated service to the people of Wisconsin. His guidance, vision, and commitment have been

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Gov. Evers: Releases statement regarding Speaker Vos’ retirement

MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today released the following statement regarding Wisconsin State Assembly Speaker Robin Vos’ (R-Rochester) retirement announcement: “The Speaker’s retirement marks the end of an era in Wisconsin politics, and I’m grateful to have served as governor during Speaker Vos’ tenure. Although we’ve disagreed more often than

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Fair Rates for Wisconsin’s Dairyland: Assembly Agriculture Committee amendment undermines Wisconsin’s clean energy progress

MADISON – The amendment approved by the Wisconsin Assembly Committee on Agriculture today that targets large-scale solar development is a serious setback to Wisconsin’s long-term energy and environmental goals. Wisconsin has set a statewide goal of achieving 100 percent carbon-free electricity by 2050, established under Executive Order #38 in 2019.

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