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The state jobs agency pointed to the state’s break-even point under the Foxconn deal as one of the agreement’s “weaknesses,” according to the staff review board members approved last week. Estimates from the Legislative Fiscal Bureau, as well as separate
Contact: David Keith, (323) 400-8853 david@randybrycforcongress.com Caledonia, WI — Today, Senator Bernie Sanders endorsed Randy Bryce for Congress against Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan. Click here to watch Senator Bernie Sanders endorse Randy Bryce. We’ve got to protect Social Security,
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The governor says his many Democratic challengers are “all the same,” and his biggest concern about his 2018 re-election bid is “outside money.” “They’re all far to the left, all (would) take us back, as we said before, to the
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Gov. Scott Walker and Foxconn CEO and Chairman Terry Gou signed off on the Foxconn contract today, with Walker saying the company’s planned $10 billion investment is “a big win” for the state’s residents. The contract’s signing at S.C. Johnson
This week on “Rewind” Wisconsin Eye Senior Producer Steve Walters and WisPolitics.com Editor JR Ross discuss Foxconn, the UW System merger plan, Walker’s re-election bid ,mining legislation and more.
The Board of Regents Thursday signed off on UW System President Ray Cross’ plan to merge two-year colleges with four-year campuses. The plan, which would fold the 13 two-year UW Colleges into seven nearby four-year institutions, passed over calls from
Gov. Scott Walker today appointed GOP state Sen. Sheila Harsdorf the first female DATCP secretary, calling the longtime lawmaker “an excellent fit to lead the agency.” Harsdorf, who won her Senate seat in 2000 and served in the Assembly from
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Contact: Britt Cudaback 308.440.2939 britt.cudaback@legis.wi.gov Madison, Wisconsin – State Representative Melissa Sargent (D-Madison) released the following statement regarding her vote today on Assembly Joint Resolution 47/Senate Joint Resolution 53, also known as ‘Marsy’s Law’: “I’ve have worked hard to give
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The state added more detailed job creation benchmarks to its proposed contract with Foxconn along with a provision that would make company Chairman and CEO Terry Gou personally responsible if the Taiwanese manufacturer fell short of some promises. The contract
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The Senate Tuesday signed off on the GOP sulfide mining bill, sending it to Gov. Scott Walker’s desk. The bill passed on a 19-14 vote, containing a key amendment the Assembly OK’d last week that won the support of enough
The Senate this evening signed off on the GOP sulfide mining bill, sending it to Gov. Scott Walker’s desk. The bill passed on a 19-14 vote, containing a key amendment the Assembly OK’d last week that won the support of
Contact: Senator Robert Cowles (920) 660-0615 Madison, Wisconsin — Senator Robert Cowles (R-Green Bay) released the following statement after 2017 Senate Bill 173 was passed by the Senate on a 33-0 vote: “Brownfields are a huge impediment in economic development.
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The state jobs agency pointed to the state’s break-even point under the Foxconn deal as one of the agreement’s “weaknesses,” according to the staff review board members approved last week. Estimates from the Legislative Fiscal Bureau, as well as separate analyses from Ernst and Young, Baker Tilly and the Wisconsin
Contact: David Keith, (323) 400-8853 david@randybrycforcongress.com Caledonia, WI — Today, Senator Bernie Sanders endorsed Randy Bryce for Congress against Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan. Click here to watch Senator Bernie Sanders endorse Randy Bryce. We’ve got to protect Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid from people like Paul Ryan. I think
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The governor says his many Democratic challengers are “all the same,” and his biggest concern about his 2018 re-election bid is “outside money.” “They’re all far to the left, all (would) take us back, as we said before, to the kind of policies we saw that lost us 133,000 jobs
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Gov. Scott Walker and Foxconn CEO and Chairman Terry Gou signed off on the Foxconn contract today, with Walker saying the company’s planned $10 billion investment is “a big win” for the state’s residents. The contract’s signing at S.C. Johnson & Son in Racine comes exactly 28 weeks after Wisconsin
This week on “Rewind” Wisconsin Eye Senior Producer Steve Walters and WisPolitics.com Editor JR Ross discuss Foxconn, the UW System merger plan, Walker’s re-election bid ,mining legislation and more.
The Board of Regents Thursday signed off on UW System President Ray Cross’ plan to merge two-year colleges with four-year campuses. The plan, which would fold the 13 two-year UW Colleges into seven nearby four-year institutions, passed over calls from a couple of regents to slow down, including guv candidate
Gov. Scott Walker today appointed GOP state Sen. Sheila Harsdorf the first female DATCP secretary, calling the longtime lawmaker “an excellent fit to lead the agency.” Harsdorf, who won her Senate seat in 2000 and served in the Assembly from 1989-1999, fills the vacancy left when Ben Brancel retired in
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Contact: Britt Cudaback 308.440.2939 britt.cudaback@legis.wi.gov Madison, Wisconsin – State Representative Melissa Sargent (D-Madison) released the following statement regarding her vote today on Assembly Joint Resolution 47/Senate Joint Resolution 53, also known as ‘Marsy’s Law’: “I’ve have worked hard to give justice to victims of crimes, especially for survivors of varying
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The state added more detailed job creation benchmarks to its proposed contract with Foxconn along with a provision that would make company Chairman and CEO Terry Gou personally responsible if the Taiwanese manufacturer fell short of some promises. The contract includes an annual jobs requirement to qualify for tax credits
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The Senate Tuesday signed off on the GOP sulfide mining bill, sending it to Gov. Scott Walker’s desk. The bill passed on a 19-14 vote, containing a key amendment the Assembly OK’d last week that won the support of enough GOP senators to pass it tonight. Meanwhile, all Dems and
The Senate this evening signed off on the GOP sulfide mining bill, sending it to Gov. Scott Walker’s desk. The bill passed on a 19-14 vote, containing a key amendment the Assembly OK’d last week that won the support of enough GOP senators to pass it tonight. Meanwhile, all Dems
Contact: Senator Robert Cowles (920) 660-0615 Madison, Wisconsin — Senator Robert Cowles (R-Green Bay) released the following statement after 2017 Senate Bill 173 was passed by the Senate on a 33-0 vote: “Brownfields are a huge impediment in economic development. These properties present economic, environmental, public health and social challenges
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