WisDems: Tim Michels stands by radical plan to defund public education and raise property taxes by over $500 million
MADISON, Wis. — Governor Evers announced today his plans to make significant investments in education, focusing on literacy programs, school-based mental health, and addressing staff shortages, all while holding the line on property taxes. Tim Michels responded by doubling down on his radical education agenda, which
Johnson campaign: VIDEO: Johnson goes after Barnes in new TV ad series
OSHKOSH – The Ron Johnson campaign launched a new series of ads taking a baseball bat to the myth that Lt. Gov. Barnes is a moderate. The ads will run on television statewide and take Barnes to task for his record of
Sen. Testin: Stevens Point dairy store nominated for “Coolest Thing Made in WI” contest
Stevens Point, WI – Since opening its doors in 2017, Feltz’s Dairy Store has drawn customers to Stevens Point with its unique atmosphere and exceptional products. Their homemade cheese curds have earned Senator Patrick Testin’s nomination in Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce’s
WisGOP: Files campaign finance violation complaint against Brad Pfaff and Mandela Barnes
[Appleton, WI] – Attorneys for the Republican Party of Wisconsin have filed ethics complaints with the Wisconsin Ethics Commission, against 3rd Congressional District Candidate Brad Pfaff and U.S. Senate candidate Mandela Barnes.The complaint details how in 2021 and 2022, both
Pfaff campaign: Brad Pfaff slams Derrick Van Orden for empty House Agriculture Committee vow
LA CROSSE — Derrick Van Orden has repeatedly pledged to seek a seat on the House Agriculture Committee, but he has only rhetoric and a track record of insurrection, probation, and harassment to bring to the committee. That’s why today,
Wisconsin Historical Society: Wisconsin Historical Museum plans for transition of artifacts to make way for new history center
Madison, Wis. – The Wisconsin Historical Society is approaching a pivotal moment on the path to constructing a new history center. Over the next several months, Society staff will be packing up artifacts at the Wisconsin Historical Museum and moving
WisDems: As President Biden delivers for working families, GOP sit in pocket of special interests
MADISON, Wis. – Yesterday, local and national labor leaders celebrated President Biden’s work to build an economy that finally works for working families at Laborfest. Thanks to steadfast leadership from President Biden, Governor Evers, and Democrats in Congress, Wisconsinites are seeing record job growth, higher
DNR: Archery season is coming soon: are you ready?
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds deer hunters that their first opportunity to pursue deer this fall is coming up with the opening of the archery and crossbow deer season on Saturday, Sept. 17. Hunters wanting
WisDOJ: Wisconsin DOJ, 33 states reach $438.5 million agreement with JUUL Labs
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Justice announced today a $438.5 million agreement in principle between JUUL Labs and 33 states and territories resolving a two-year bipartisan investigation into the e-cigarette manufacturer’s marketing and sales practices. Wisconsin’s allocated share
Rep. Allen: Community Engagement Night: Marijuana
“What’s the big deal about marijuana? Is it medicine or something far more menacing? We are being fed red herrings and naive catchphrases. It is time to move beyond the superficial,” said Rep. Allen. “It is time we move past
U.S. Sen. Baldwin: U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin’s Go Pack Go Act makes sure all Wisconsinites can watch Packers game broadcasts
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin today re-introduced the Go Pack Go Act to make sure all Wisconsinites, no matter where they live across the state, can watch Green Bay Packers game broadcasts. Currently, Green Bay Packers fans in 13 Wisconsin
WI National Guard: Serving those who serve: Service Member Support Division Part 4 – Badger Yellow Ribbon and other resources
When Wisconsin National Guard units are notified of an upcoming deployment, they immediately begin to train and prepare for the mission ahead. Similarly, the individual Guardsmen and their families ensure they have everything in order before the deployment begins. The
NRSC: Joe Biden loves Fetterman and Barnes
Washington, D.C. – Joe Biden spent his Labor Day weekend travelling to Wisconsin and Pennsylvania to campaign for the Democrats’ Far-Left Senate candidates. Joe Biden wants Mandela Barnes and John Fetterman to win because they’ll be rubber stamps for his radical agenda. Biden said he
Protect Our Care: Protect Our Care highlights premium savings for millions as part of Inflation Reduction Act theme weeks
Washington DC — Today, Protect Our Care is kicking off week three of the Inflation Reduction Act theme weeks, which focuses on how the bill reduces health care premiums for 13 million families purchasing coverage on the Affordable Care Act
Madison Mayor Rhodes-Conway: Releases 2023 Executive Capital Budget prioritizing affordable housing, climate resiliency and strong neighborhoods
Today, Mayor Rhodes-Conway released her 2023 Executive Capital Budget and 6-Year Capital Improvement Plan (CIP), which detail her funding proposals for buildings, infrastructure and other capital investments in Madison. The Capital Budget is one major piece of the City’s budget.
DNR: To host Brownfields panel discussions on Sept. 15
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will host two panel discussions on Sept. 15, 2022 regarding the potential clean up of brownfield sites across the state. Brownfields are abandoned, idle and underused properties where reuse is stalled
WisDOT: Put children’s safety first on every trip in a vehicle
Crashes are a leading cause of death for children across the U.S. On average, about 2,000 children 12 and under are hurt in crashes in Wisconsin every year. Properly securing a child in a car seat is a critical step
FACT CHECK: Lt. Governor Barnes has worked to improve safety while Ron Johnson voted against funding for law enforcement
A new TV ad launched by Johnson’s D.C. allies is falsely attacking Lt. Governor Barnes, candidate for U.S. Senate, for his record of supporting law enforcement and working to keep all Wisconsin communities safe. Meanwhile, Ron Johnson has voted against funding
Van Orden campaign: New Van Orden campaign ad: “Mission”
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, WI – Today, the Van Orden campaign launched a new ad titled “Mission.” Chronicling Derrick’s career as a Navy SEAL, the ad focuses on Derrick’s latest mission: going to Congress to save America for his grandkids, and
NextGen America: College athletes team up with NextGen America for the midterms
Austin, TX —Today, NextGen America launched its inaugural athlete influencer campaign – “Draft for Democracy” – to register and engage millions of young voters ahead of the midterm elections. As part of its national influencer program, NextGen will collaborate with over