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The Time is Now to Pass the Freedom to Vote: John R. Lewis Act

MADISON, Wis — As Americans, we value our freedom. The freedom to have a say in decisions that impact our lives. Today, as the senate debates our fundamental freedom to vote, citizens across different zip codes, races, and age groups have something in common: we need our elected officials to defend that freedom. Our Senate […]

Remembrance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr Comes As We Face Renewed Challenges to Freedom to Vote for All

No matter our age, background, or zip code, we have and continue to benefit from the work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Is Rebecca Kleefisch Putting Campaign Cash Before Kids?

During right-wing gubernatorial candidate Rebecca Kleefisch’s career, wealthy backers of private school vouchers have doled out big money to fuel her political ambitions.

As Temperatures Plummet in Wisconsin, Rep. Robin Vos’ Special Interest Cash Grab Heats Up

Robin Vos is showing more concern for his campaign warchest than the health and safety of Wisconsinites.

Re-election Bid Just the Latest Lie From Ron Johnson

Republican U.S. Senator Ron Johnson broke another promise this weekend, announcing a re-election bid after promising in 2016 this would be his last term in office.

A Better Wisconsin Together Statements on January 6 Insurrection Anniversary

Today, one year after the insurrection, we remember that attack on our fundamental freedom to vote and call for those responsible to be held to account.

New Year, Same Old Attacking Our Freedom to Vote From Wisconsin Republicans

A New Year brings the same old attacks on the freedom to vote by Republicans in the Wisconsin state legislature.

Assembly Speaker Robin Vos Says Sham Inquiry of 2020 Election Will Drag On Into 2022

Robin Vos is ending 2021 not looking forward to 2022 but continuing to obsess over the long ago decided 2020 election.

Right-Wing State Court Justices Could Undercut Freedom to Pick Our Leaders in Elections With Districting Decision

The right-wing justices on the Supreme Court took the Republicans’ side in accepting their argument to protect their 2011 gerrymander.

A Better Wisconsin Together Comments to Wisconsin Election Commission December Meeting

Thank you to the members of the Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC), Administrator Wolfe and staff for holding this meeting today on the report of the recent Legislative Audit Bureau.