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OP-ED: Wisconsin Elections are Safe and Secure

As we celebrate Voter Education Week and inch closer to another important election on November 5, being an educated and prepared voter is more important than ever. The good news is that in Wisconsin, it's easy to register to become a voter and convenient to exercise your power as a voter.

As President Biden Speaks on Lead Pipe Removal Efforts in Milwaukee, A Better Wisconsin Together Releases Video Highlighting Local Family’s Fight Against Lead Poisoning

As President Biden delivers remarks in Milwaukee today on the Biden-Harris Administration’s efforts to remove lead pipes across Wisconsin and keep families healthy, a recently released video from A Better Wisconsin Together highlights Deanna Branch, a Milwaukee mother of three, telling her family's story about how they were seriously impacted by exposure to unsafe lead levels in their home.

Donald Trump’s Bus Tour Hits Roadblock in Wisconsin

No matter how hard Trump tries to steer our state in the wrong direction, Wisconsinites are at the wheel, and we’re shifting gears to a forward looking agenda that ensures our communities have the tools we need to build a thriving life for our families.

As Vice President Harris Speaks in Madison, A Better Wisconsin Together Applauds Administration’s Work on Issues that Matter to Wisconsinites

Now more than ever, as Donald Trump and his MAGA allies promote the Project 2025 agenda that  would ban abortion and raise prices on Wisconsin families while handing out tax breaks for the wealthiest few, we are grateful to have leaders like Vice President Harris, who are committed to protecting our freedoms while standing with average working families instead of wealthy corporate donors

ICYMI: State Survey Results Highlight Child Care Crisis in Wisconsin

The latest revelations about the depths of the crisis in Wisconsin come on the heels of Republican state legislators cutting proposed child care funding in the state budget and refusing repeated calls to take up proposals from Gov. Evers and Democrats to address child care workforce shortages and lack of access to affordable care.