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02
Nov
2022

votingThe 2022 General Election is next Tuesday, November 8th. Whether you vote early, by mail-in absentee ballot or on Election Day, it is important to know your rights when it comes to casting your vote.

Written by Jeff Smith, State Senator District 31   
Last Updated on Wednesday, 02 November 2022 09:43
 
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16
Jan
2017

health_care_dayTurnout was large at rallies across the state to protest the rash course President Elect Trump and Congressional Republicans are taking to repeal the Affordable Care Act.

Written by Citizen Action of Wisconsin, Kevin Kane   
 
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14
Jan
2017

walker-open-businessThe Governor didn’t report on the actual state of our state this week, but the people of Wisconsin are busy working hard, making our communities a better place to live.


MADISON - I listened carefully to the Governor’s State of the State Address this week for anything positive that I could tell the people I’d be returning to about the issues they are most concerned about: jobs, roads and schools. An effective leader inspires people. Regrettably, no one I talked to after the speech felt inspired. Instead of a vision for our future, we were treated to an incomplete, and in many ways unconvincing, defense of the status quo.

janet-bewleyWhat the Governor didn’t report was the actual state of our state:

  • Wisconsin has trailed the nation in private job creation for 20 quarters – that’s five straight years
  • The number of roads in poor repair is projected to double, to nearly half of all state roads, in less than ten years
  • And our schools continue to see support siphoned off to the unaccountable voucher school industry – with property taxpayers having to make up the difference

“Rewarding work” was a phrase that was thrown around a lot in the speech. Unfortunately, “rewarding the well-connected” at the expense of workers has been the recurring theme of his policies over the past six years.

As a result of Gov. Walker’s policies, $209 million will be taken from taxpayers who work for a living - this year alone – and handed over to a well-connected few. Despite the loss of over 2,700 manufacturing jobs, 11 people alone will be handed $21 million of your hard-earned dollars.

This handout doesn’t reward work. It picks workers’ pockets. It’s time to stop cutting workers’ pay while rewarding millionaires who cut jobs. It’s time to put Wisconsinites who work for a living first.

You shouldn’t have to settle for less and less for your family and your future. The Governor and his colleagues in the legislature have had 6 years in power. They’ve taken good care of special interests and the rich. What have they delivered for the working people of Wisconsin?

Written by Janet Bewley Press, State Senator Dist 25   
Last Updated on Saturday, 14 January 2017 12:13
 
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28
Oct
2022

green-bayDesignation will protect and restore the Green Bay water ecosystem, promote continued water research, and enhance the region’s economic, cultural, and recreational offerings.

Written by GOV Press Wisconsin   
Last Updated on Saturday, 29 October 2022 08:50
 
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24
Apr
2020

trump-2020-souWisconsin Republicans are obstructing progress in the fight against Coronavirus as President Trump refuses to mobilize a national testing and contact tracing program.

Written by WisDems Press, Philip Shulman   
Last Updated on Friday, 24 April 2020 09:44
 
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