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26
Jan
2018

clean-drinking-waterState of State Address Again Ignores Reality.

Written by Wisconsin Conservation Voters, Ryan Billingham   
 
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24
Jan
2018

walker-healthplan-2015Will not undo damage from years of sabotage says non-partisan healthcare group. Opening BadgerCare as a public option, and other reforms, are needed to make coverage affordable.

Written by Citizen Action of Wisconsin, Robert Kraig   
 
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23
Jan
2018

grocery-store-checkoutA new bill pending in the Senate would require FoodShare participants to show a photo ID at the store. History has shown such a requirement is very costly and has little impact on fraud, a problem Wisconsin took far more effective steps in the past to reduce.

Written by Kathleen Vinehout, State Senator 31st District   
 
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23
Jan
2018

kewaunee-harbor-familyDNR Board to Vote on Improved Manure Pollution Rules Wednesday.

Written by Wisconsin Conservation Voters, Ryan Billingham   
 
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19
Jan
2018

mccabe-govCandidate for Governor Mike McCabe wants full disclosure of donations, update of conflict of interest laws, to take redistricting out of the hands of elected officials, restore independent oversight, bring back civil service protections for government hiring, and end discriminatory voter suppression.


ALTOONA, WI - On Thursday, Wisconsin governor candidate Mike McCabe put forward a comprehensive plan for freeing state government from the clutches of cronyism, corruption and what amounts to legal bribery of state officials.

mike-mccabe“Wisconsin was once known from coast to coast as a beacon of clean, open and honest government. Our state no longer deserves that reputation. I want a Wisconsin that is worthy of it again,” McCabe said.

Once elected, McCabe will seek approval of a package of reforms to:

* Create full disclosure of political donations and election spending, and set tighter limits on campaign contributions that are a quarter of what current state law allows.

* Update Wisconsin’s conflict of interest law to prevent state public officials from taking actions benefiting donors who have contributed more than $1,000 to their campaign committees or spent more than $5,000 on election advertising favoring the officials.

* Take redistricting out of the hands of elected officials who stand to benefit from the legislative district boundaries they draw and assign the task to an independent, nonpartisan legislative service agency in a process modeled after Iowa’s system.

Written by Commoners for Mike McCabe, Christine Welcher   
 
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19
Jan
2018

senateVoters in Northeastern and Central Wisconsin Districts should be represented after Republicans leave for better pay in Walker Administration.

Written by Wisconsin Senate, Jay Wadd   
 
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