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03
Mar
2021

mta-milwaukeePledge calls for the reversal of the U.S. Supreme Court 2010 decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission.

Written by Alex Lasry Press   
 
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25
Jan
2024

tech-jobs-automotiveGovernor’s declaration in SOS builds on administration’s work to bolster state’s workforce in high-demand, high-need industries.

Written by GOV Press Wisconsin   
 
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24
Jun
2021

kenosha-jacob-blake-shooting-wsjNew bill creates a standard use of force definition and mandates reporting and intervention if an officer violates this standard.

Written by Shelia Stubbs Press   
Last Updated on Saturday, 26 June 2021 09:52
 
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20
Dec
2016

elderlyMADISON, WI - Today State Senator Tim Carpenter (D-Milwaukee) asked Governor Scott Walker to use his influence on the national stage to help protect Wisconsin’s seniors.

tim-carpenter“I have read your letter to President-Elect Donald Trump and I believe that there are areas of concern that you may have overlooked; namely, the protection of our most vulnerable senior citizens," Senator Carpenter stated in his letter to Governor Walker. "We have seen time and again attacks on SeniorCare, one of our most successful programs, and I believe that it is time to make this program permanent. I believe that it’s long overdue that you seek a federal waiver to make SeniorCare a permanent program in Wisconsin.”

Senator Carpenter noted that SeniorCare serves around 60,000 seniors and saves tens of millions of dollars for Wisconsin’s seniors and taxpayers. He called for an end to the sense of unease and undue stress for those who rely on SeniorCare.

“While your letter focuses on punitive measures, I believe we can also do some good and use your connections to President-Elect Donald Trump to ask for a permanent waiver for our SeniorCare program," Carpenter said. "Doing this could help bring certainty to those living with chronic illness, on fixed incomes, and with limited resources. These seniors deserve to know that the Wisconsin prescription drug program, that they count on, will be there for them and not subject to unnecessary unease every two years.”

Written by Wisconsin Senate Democrats   
Last Updated on Tuesday, 20 December 2016 20:03
 
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25
Jan
2024

womens-healthGov. Evers announces efforts to expand access to oral contraception, postpartum coverage after pregnancy in SOS. BadgerCare Plus members may access over-the-counter contraception without copays.

Written by GOV Press Wisconsin   
Last Updated on Friday, 26 January 2024 09:34
 
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