MADISON – Assembly Majority Leader Jim Steineke (R-Kaukauna) released the Weekly Radio Address on behalf of Wisconsin State Republicans. Hi, I’m Assembly Majority Leader Jim Steineke. While most of us were packing the car last weekend to head to a
Contact: GovPress@wisconsin.gov or 608-219-7443 PLEASANT PRAIRIE – Gov. Tony Evers today joined with the owners of Nexus Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Kenosha County Executive Jim Kreuser, Village of Pleasant Prairie Board President John Steinbrink, Kenosha Area Business Alliance President Todd Battle, and
CONTACT: Rep. Amy Loudenbeck, Rep.Loudenbeck@legis.wi.gov (608) 266-9967 Sen. Dale Kooyenga, Sen.Kooyenga@legis.wi.gov (608) 266-2512 Madison- Today, Governor Tony Evers signed Senate Bill 54, now 2019 Wisconsin Act 15 authored by Rep. Amy Loudenbeck (R-Clinton) and Sen. Dale Kooyenga (R- Brookfield) Act
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today signed three bills into law including Senate Bill 239, now 2019 Wisconsin Act 14, which creates a regulatory framework for the deployment of wireless equipment and facilities with the intent of facilitating the installation
Governor Tony Evers’ budget vetoes actually increased government spending, something that was not supposed to be possible.
Gov. Tony Evers wrote departing WEDC Chair and CEO Mark Hogan he hopes they’ll “work in unison” to meet the needs of taxpayers and Foxconn as possible changes to the company’s incentive package are considered. Evers sent the letter to
Contact: State Senator Alberta Darling 608-266-5830 Madison – Patients and their doctors won’t have to “fail first” to receive the treatment they need. On Tuesday, Senate Bill 26 was signed into law. The bill reforms step therapy protocols in Wisconsin.
JANESVILLE — Gov. Tony Evers today signed bipartisan legislation Senate Bill 26, now 2019 Wisconsin Act 12, and Senate Bill 38, now 2019 Wisconsin Act 13, into law. Senate Bill 26, now 2019 Wisconsin Act 12, relates to step therapy
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Evers could have (and, in my view, should have) made history by being the first Wisconsin governor to veto an entire budget.
The biggest problem affecting the state budget process is the gerrymandering of the Legislature, which is now so severe that legislators are less interested in respecting the will of the people than at any time in Wisconsin history.
Gov. Tony Evers says he vetoed a provision that would’ve allowed electric car manufacturer Tesla to sell directly to consumers instead of through dealers as part of a broader goal of eliminating earmarks from the budget and because it was
Meagan Matthews Legislative Assistant Rep. Barbara Dittrich 38th Assembly District Office: (608) 266-8551 Divided Government, Compromise, and 78 Vetoes Throughout the biennial budget process, my constituents have urged me to find ways to work together with Governor Evers regards our
MADISON – Assembly Majority Leader Jim Steineke (R-Kaukauna) released the Weekly Radio Address on behalf of Wisconsin State Republicans. Hi, I’m Assembly Majority Leader Jim Steineke. While most of us were packing the car last weekend to head to a barbeque or up to the cabin, Governor Evers and his
Contact: GovPress@wisconsin.gov or 608-219-7443 PLEASANT PRAIRIE – Gov. Tony Evers today joined with the owners of Nexus Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Kenosha County Executive Jim Kreuser, Village of Pleasant Prairie Board President John Steinbrink, Kenosha Area Business Alliance President Todd Battle, and Milwaukee 7 regional economic development officials to announce that Nexus
CONTACT: Rep. Amy Loudenbeck, Rep.Loudenbeck@legis.wi.gov (608) 266-9967 Sen. Dale Kooyenga, Sen.Kooyenga@legis.wi.gov (608) 266-2512 Madison- Today, Governor Tony Evers signed Senate Bill 54, now 2019 Wisconsin Act 15 authored by Rep. Amy Loudenbeck (R-Clinton) and Sen. Dale Kooyenga (R- Brookfield) Act 15 makes common sense changes to allow the Department of
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today signed three bills into law including Senate Bill 239, now 2019 Wisconsin Act 14, which creates a regulatory framework for the deployment of wireless equipment and facilities with the intent of facilitating the installation and expansion of 5G cellular technology in Wisconsin. “Senate Bill
Governor Tony Evers’ budget vetoes actually increased government spending, something that was not supposed to be possible.
Gov. Tony Evers wrote departing WEDC Chair and CEO Mark Hogan he hopes they’ll “work in unison” to meet the needs of taxpayers and Foxconn as possible changes to the company’s incentive package are considered. Evers sent the letter to Hogan Monday after visiting the site of the plant in
Contact: State Senator Alberta Darling 608-266-5830 Madison – Patients and their doctors won’t have to “fail first” to receive the treatment they need. On Tuesday, Senate Bill 26 was signed into law. The bill reforms step therapy protocols in Wisconsin. State Senator Alberta Darling says the new law provides common-sense
JANESVILLE — Gov. Tony Evers today signed bipartisan legislation Senate Bill 26, now 2019 Wisconsin Act 12, and Senate Bill 38, now 2019 Wisconsin Act 13, into law. Senate Bill 26, now 2019 Wisconsin Act 12, relates to step therapy protocols for prescription drug coverage and requiring the exercise of
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Evers could have (and, in my view, should have) made history by being the first Wisconsin governor to veto an entire budget.
The biggest problem affecting the state budget process is the gerrymandering of the Legislature, which is now so severe that legislators are less interested in respecting the will of the people than at any time in Wisconsin history.
Gov. Tony Evers says he vetoed a provision that would’ve allowed electric car manufacturer Tesla to sell directly to consumers instead of through dealers as part of a broader goal of eliminating earmarks from the budget and because it was a “payoff” to get a vote. “It was one of
Meagan Matthews Legislative Assistant Rep. Barbara Dittrich 38th Assembly District Office: (608) 266-8551 Divided Government, Compromise, and 78 Vetoes Throughout the biennial budget process, my constituents have urged me to find ways to work together with Governor Evers regards our state’s two year spending plan. While I have reminded them