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MADISON, Wis. — Today, Speaker Vos announced the latest Republican attempt to take some sort of action on legalizing medical marijuana in Wisconsin. Unfortunately for the nearly two-thirds of Wisconsinites who support full legalization of recreational marijuana, this latest “plan” is likely headed nowhere. In fact, Republican politicians in Madison have torpedoed a dozen different proposals to legalize cannabis in the last two sessions of the Legislature alone.

David Clarke attacks Mike Gallagher, Tom Tiffany Senate run, Private jet enthusiast Scott Mayer, and more.

WASHINGTON - The Democratic Governors Association is announcing that business executive and Wisconsin community leader Alex Lasry will serve as the organization’s Co-Treasurer for the 2023-2024 election cycle, joining Catherine “Kiki” McLean in that role. Lasry joins the DGA as it comes off of a historic cycle marked by record breaking fundraising and investments.

MADISON, Wis. — Today, Democratic Party of Wisconsin Executive Director Devin Remiker called on the Republican Party of Wisconsin to immediately cease and desist their broadcast of a campaign advertisement on behalf of and authorized by Dan Kelly that uses tones and graphics associated with the Emergency Alert System.

MADISON, Wis. — In a recent appearance on WVCY-TV30, Dan Kelly came clean on his stark lack of experience as a criminal prosecutor or trial court judge, admitting to viewers that “I’ve never convicted anyone.”

MILWAUKEE, Wis. – With one week to go before the election, Judge Janet Protasiewicz’s campaign for Wisconsin Supreme Court released two TV ads defining the choice voters face, between a common sense judge in Judge Janet and an extremist like Dan Kelly. The ads highlight Judge Protasiewicz’s career as a fair and impartial judge, working to keep communities safe and protecting the constitutional rights of all Wisconsinites. These ads are part of the campaign’s statewide, record-breaking, television advertising campaign which is now up to $10.3 million. 

As a community leader, 25-year prosecutor, and Circuit Court judge, Judge Janet Protasiewicz has developed a reputation for being fair and impartial and has the trust of those who work with her. While she has represented only one client – the people of Wisconsin – Dan Kelly has been an extreme political operative, advising right-wing groups seeking to eliminate abortion rights and overturn our democracy. 

Judge Janet knows that people across the state are tired of political extremism and corruption in the Supreme Court. On April 4th, voters will have a choice between democracy and right-wing extremism. Judge Janet is the one and only candidate who will deliver justice and restore integrity to the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

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“Soon”

Soon you'll head to the polls to decide the balance of the Supreme Court.

The choice is clear.

An extremist or a common sense judge.

Judge Janet Protasiewicz.

She’ll protect our rights and our freedoms.

She’ll be fair, impartial, and independent.

Judge Janet Protasiewicz believes in women’s freedom to make their own decisions when it comes to abortion.

I’m Judge Janet Protasiewicz and I’m asking for your vote by April 4th.

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“Asking”

Soon you’ll be headed to the polls to decide the future of our state and here’s my promise to you.

I’ll look at every case in a fair, impartial manner.

And I’ll follow the law and our Constitution.

As a prosecutor and a judge, I’ve worked to make our communities safer.

I’ve fought to guard our rights and our freedom.

That’s exactly what I’ll do on the Supreme Court.

I’m Judge Janet Protasiewicz and I’m asking for your vote by April 4th.

MADISON - When you go to vote, and early voting has already started, you’ll see three statewide referendums on your ballot. The first two would amend the Wisconsin Constitution, and the third is non-binding.

But all three are bad, as I point out here: