Americans for Prosperity - Wisconsin have joined several groups in opposing SB 481 as they argue that if passed, the bill would lead to rate hikes and high energy costs that would further burden Wisconsin families and small businesses. The bill, which made it out of committee last week, is expected to be voted on this week and has spurred on a grassroots campaign opposing the bill spearheaded by AFP.
Gov. Evers Again Urges Republicans to Swiftly Pass Comprehensive Workforce Plan to Address Generational Workforce Challenges, Including Statewide Support for Higher Education
A recent battleground state poll released by the League of American Workers showed that economic issues were the top concern of voters in the states polled, which included Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina, and Wisconsin. Sixty percent of respondents cited rising food prices as one of their top two most important impacts from inflation. Notably, the poll also found that 77% of respondents believe the country is on the wrong track and 57% disapprove of the president's handling of the economy.
Gov. Tony Evers today celebrated the newest set of dual-language highway signs unveiled for placement on state highways as part of the Wisconsin Department of Transportation’s (WisDOT) Dual-Language Sign Program.
Gov. Evers today, together with Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) Secretary Craig Thompson and community leaders, celebrated the improvements to Wisconsin Highway 15 (WIS 15) in Outagamie County.
On November 5, 1912, then-New Jersey Gov. Woodrow Wilson (D) won the state of Wisconsin in the Presidential Election on the way to a national victory and the U.S. Presidency.
Battleground State voters, including those in Wisconsin, have highlighted rising housing costs and income erosion as key issues driving their concerns about President Biden’s economic policies. Last week, a poll conducted by the League of American Workers showed a lack of voter confidence in President Biden’s handling of the economy and an overwhelming dissatisfaction with the country's direction. "Among voters' key concerns when it came to economic issues and inflation were rising housing costs and wage erosion," said the League of American Workers.
In an open letter to Emily Berge, president of the Eau Claire city council, Congressman Tom Tiffany (R-WI07) expressed serious concerns over plans by World Relief, a non-profit organization, to resettle hundreds of Somali refugees in rural Wisconsin. The organization is set to receive thousands of dollars from the Biden administration per refugee that it successfully resettles in the area.
Ensuring the safety of our communities is a responsibility that belongs to everyone. To inform these efforts, a team of national and statewide leaders, including the Wisconsin Department of Justice Office of School Safety (OSS), will provide training on a behavioral approach to Preventing Targeted Violence in Kenosha, Wis. to a diverse group of law enforcement, public safety professionals, fire and EMS, school personnel, and other community members involved in threat identification, assessment and management in the Kenosha, Wis. area.