Shelia Stubbs

Representative Shelia Stubbs Applauds Department of Public Instruction State Superintendent Dr. Jill Underly’s Budget Initiatives

Most Incumbents Beat Challengers in State Legislature Primaries

Wisconsin had the most contested Assembly primary races since 2012.

Wisconsin DOJ Launches Missing Child Alert

Expanding alerts for missing children

Representative Shelia Stubbs Celebrates Unveiling of Historic Vel Phillips Statue at State Capitol

Representative Shelia Stubbs Delivers Remarks at State Capitol Juneteenth Flag Raising

Representative Shelia Stubbs Awards Citation to Reverend Dr. Alexander Gee, Jr.

Advocates Plead for Task Force on Missing and Murdered Black Women and Girls

Bill to create task force passed by the state Assembly, but never voted on by Senate

Statement on proposed state task force on missing/murdered African American women and girls

Statement of Milwaukee Common Council members: Alderman Russell W. Stamper, II, Alderwoman Andrea M. Pratt, Alderman Mark Chambers, Jr., Alderman Jonathan Brostoff, Alderman Robert J. Bauman, Alderman Lamont Westmoreland, Alderwoman Milele A. Coggs,  Alderman DiAndre Jackson, Alderwoman JoCasta Zamarripa, Alderwoman Larresa Taylor, Alderwoman Sharlen P. Moore, Alderman Peter Burgelis, Alderman José G. Pérez, Alderman Scott Spiker, and Alderwoman Marina Dimitrijevic

Representative Shelia Stubbs’ Statement on Mount Horeb Active Shooter

Representative Shelia Stubbs Mourns the Death of Sade Robinson

Rep. Shelia Stubbs Observes One-Year Anniversary of Lasheky Hill’s Disappearance

Rep. Shelia Stubbs Celebrates Unanimous Passage of Missing and Murdered African American Women and Girls Legislation from Senate Committee

New Life For Bill Aimed To Help Missing, Murdered Black Women

Committee switch creates pathway to passage, possible task force.

Why Legislature Won’t Create Task Force on Missing Black Women & Girls

Wisconsin has worst rate of Black females murdered or missing. One senator opposes bill.

Rep. Shelia Stubbs Supports the Creation of a National Infrastructure Bank

Representative Shelia Stubbs’ Statement on the 20th Annual State of the Tribes Address

Rep. Shelia Stubbs Celebrates Assembly Passage of AB 182

Relating to: Rental Readiness and AB 183-Relating to: Establishing and Operating Reentry Centers

Representative Shelia Stubbs Statement on Assembly Bill 374 Passage in Assembly

Rep. Shelia Stubbs Celebrates Assembly Passage of AB 615 – Creating a Task Force on Missing and Murdered African American Women and Girls

Rep. Shelia Stubbs Speaks in Favor of Human Trafficking Prevention Training

Rep. Shelia Stubbs Speaks in Favor of Assembly Bill 965 to Protect Judiciary

Rep. Shelia Stubbs Introduces Legislation to Make Retention Ponds Safer in Wisconsin

Rep. Shelia Stubbs Introduces Legislation to Create an Office of Equity and Inclusion

Legislators Push Judicial Security Bills

142 threats against Wisconsin judges in past year, with 44 threats of death or physical harm.

Rep. Shelia Stubbs Celebrates Unanimous Passage of AB 615 In the Assembly Committee on Criminal Justice and Public Safety

Rep. Shelia Stubbs Mourns the Passing of Dexter Scott King

Representative Shelia Stubbs Mourns the Passing of Legend Sims and Antwon Amos, Jr.

Wisconsin Lawmakers Call for Gaza-Israel Ceasefire

Nationwide, about 180 state and local officials have signed on to a letter to the Biden administration organized by Jewish Voice for Peace

Sen. Larson joins national call to Pres. Biden for ceasefire in Gaza

Rep. Shelia Stubbs Celebrates Victory for Fair Maps in Wisconsin

Representative Shelia Stubbs Introduces Legislation to Create an Office of Violence Prevention

Rep. Shelia Stubbs Expresses Disappointment With Board of Regents Decision

Rep. Shelia Stubbs Attends White House Convening, Celebrates Biden-Harris Administration’s New Gun Violence Prevention Initiative

Rep. Shelia Stubbs Statement on Dane County Court Ruling of Wis. Stat. 940.04

Bipartisan “Baby Box” Law Allows Parents To Give Up Newborns

Expanded safe haven law allows parents to anonymously give up a child.

Representative Shelia Stubbs Opposes Assembly Bill 554 Relating to: Race-Based Higher Education Programs and Requirements

Representative Shelia Stubbs Statement on Employee Pay Raises for UW System Employees

Representative Shelia Stubbs calls for a Missing and Murdered African American Women and Girls Task Force in Wisconsin

Representative Shelia Stubbs, Member of the Legislative Council Study Committee on Increasing Offender Employment Opportunities, Testifies in Support of Assembly Bills 180, 181, 182, and 183

Bill Would Increase Penalties For Those Supplying Drugs That Lead To Death

But some legislators, including Ryan Clancy, speak out against increasing reckless homicide penalty.

Gun Violence Awareness Resolution Introduced in State Legislature

State Rep. Shelia Stubbs Optimistic Following the State of the Union

State of the Union Response, State Representative Shelia Stubbs

Rep. Stubbs Sworn into State Assembly

Rep. Shelia Stubbs begins her 3rd-term in the Wisconsin State Assembly

State Has Many Uncontested Legislative Races

Why newcomers Ryan Clancy on East Side, Dave Maxey in New Berlin face no opponent.

Home Heating Bills Could Rise By 17%

We Energies says typical customer could pay $25 more per month. Low-income payers hit hardest.

AG Josh Kaul Pushes Public Safety Legislation

Kaul calls for passage of bill providing $115 million for crime prevention, gun control.

Bill Limits Phone Charges in Jails

Some Wisconsin counties charge $14 for a 15-minute phone call.

Rep.Stubbs’ Statement on Waukesha Parade Tragedy

Legislation Aimed At Infant, Maternal Mortality Racial Disparities

Democrats sponsor bills intended to improve, increase access to healthcare for mothers and infants.

Kaul Supports Gun Bills Proposed by Democratic Legislators

Bills includes increased background checks and new court orders blocking individuals from gun possession.

News Events in 4 Wisconsin Cities Tout new Child Tax Credit Which Begin in July

Measure enacted as part of the American Rescue Plan cuts child poverty in Wisconsin nearly in half, but expires after 1 year

State Legislature Passes Policing Bills

The governor called on lawmakers to pass additional policing reform legislation.

Groups Target Racial Home Ownership Gap

Just 26% of Blacks in Wisconsin own their home compared to 72% of whites.

Wisconsin State Representatives to go “On the Issues” to discuss Task Force on Racial Disparities report May 19

Underly Announces Transition Team

New state school superintendent promises “more offense, less defense."

Lasry Names Senate Campaign Co-Chairs

Police Reform Task Force Unveils Proposals

Recommendations include a statewide use of force policy and requiring law enforcement to maintain and share disciplinary files.

Racial Disparities Task Force Disagrees on Use of Force

State committee can’t agree on standard to guide police and recommend to Legislature.

Rep. Shelia Stubbs endorses Alex Lasry

Rep. Stubbs Statement on Death of Molly Toon

Rep. Stubbs Statement on Shooting in Knoxville, TN

Rep. Stubbs Statement on Police Killing of Daunte Wright

Gov. Evers Appoints Kalvin D. Barrett as Dane County Sheriff

Rep. Stubbs Statement on Shooting in Boulder, Colorado

Rep. Stubbs Statement on Assembly Bill 121 Passage through the Wisconsin State Assembly

Rep.Stubbs Statement on Campaign Zero and Tamika Mallory’s Presentation to the Speakers Taskforce on Racial Disparities

Rep. Stubbs Statement on Assembly Bill 121 Passage Through Committee on Regulatory Licensing Reform

Wisconsin Legislative Black Caucus Applauds Public Service Commission for Adding Diversity Inquires to Utility Annual Reporting

Madison, Wisconsin, February 15, 2021

Should Waupun Prison Be Closed?

Two legislators say it may be time. Committee chair calls prison the "essence" of the city

City of Madison receives $250,000 state grant to redevelop idle site

WEDC funding to help support Westgate Mall redevelopment

GOP Lawmakers Blasted for Racial Disparities Task Force Comments

Email from Majority Leader Jim Steineke to Assembly Speaker Robin Vos showed little expectation of producing actual legislation.

Representative Stubbs Issues Statement Kicking Off Black History Month

Rep. Stubbs Statement on the Inauguration of President Biden and Vice-President Harris

Rep. Stubbs is Keynote Speaker for YWCA Rock County Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration

Rep. Stubbs Statement on 2021 State of the State

Rep. Stubbs’ Statement on Decision to not Charge Officer Sheskey in Shooting of Jacob Blake

Rep.Stubbs Statement on Committee Assignment

Rep. Stubbs Statement on Introduction of COVID-19 Response Legislation

Wisconsin’s Electors Vote for Biden

State's 10 presidential electors cast their votes for President-elect Joe Biden.

Rep. Stubbs’ Statement on Vel Phillips Statue Advisory Committee

Cannabis Reform Gets Bipartisan Support

Appleton reduces fines for possession. Two Republican legislators are leading voices for change.

Vos Makes Appointments to Racial Disparities Task Force

This, after the speaker refused to hold a session on racial justice legislation.

4 Reasons Legislature Won’t Reconvene

Haven’t met since April, won’t return this year. Republicans explain why.

Will Legislature Pass Any Policing Reforms?

Some 20 proposed bills with more to come. Will any pass and when?

Task Force Seeks Bipartisan Policing Reform

And racial equity reforms. Will begin meeting in fall, propose legislative bills by next year.

GOP Legislators Skip Special Session on Police

Evers called on lawmakers to consider reforms. Session quickly ended with no debate or votes.

272 Candidates Running for State Legislature

Highest number since 2012, many contested primaries.

A Day to Consider Legalizing Pot

It can actually be a gateway to prosperity and increased opportunity, says state representative.

Representative Shelia Stubbs Supports Vote by Mail Legislation

Gerrymandering Has Racial Bias, Evers Says

Black disenfranchisement still happening, governor declares at Black History Month event.

GOP Lawmakers Push “Tougher on Crime” Legislation

Package of bills draws major criticism and concern from committee, citizens.

Bid to Amend Constitution Gets Weird

GOP legislators back constitutional convention and chair mistakes one black lawmaker for another.

Bill Addresses “Race Out of Place” Police Stops

Rep. Stubbs suffered such racial profiling when campaigning in mostly white neighborhood.

Behold the Democratic Green Team

“Forward on Climate” package includes bills on green banks, weatherizing schools.

Evers, Democrats Tackle Discrimination

Executive order requires state agencies to review workplace policies, set equity goals.

Bill Would Decriminalize Pot Possession

Democratic plan ends criminal penalties for up to 28 grams of marijuana.

Senator Larson Continues to Support Legalization and Decriminalization of Marijuana

"Support for legalizing and decriminalizing marijuana in Wisconsin has grown to be popular for many reasons."

Rep. Stubbs, Lt. Gov. Barnes Announce Legislation Decriminalizing Marijuana

"The mass incarceration of African American men who have been disproportionately charged and imprisoned for low-level marijuana offenses is something that must be urgently addressed."

Risser Calls for Decriminalizing Marijuana

Wisconsin marijuana laws have a disproportionately negative effect on communities of color.

Wisconsin legislators rally behind Judge Jill Karofsky for Wisconsin Supreme Court

Judge Karofsky currently serves as a criminal court judge in Dane County.

Contribution to JoCasta Zamarripa of $100

Gov. Evers Signs Executive Order #19 Relating to the Creation of the Committee to Celebrate the Centennial Anniversary of Wisconsin’s Ratification of the 19th Amendment

Gov. Evers today designated Mrs. Kathy Evers as the Chairwoman of the Executive Committee.

Healthy Women, Healthy Babies Program Overdue

State’s black infant mortality rate is worst in the nation, this bill addresses problem.

Democratic Program Recruits Women Candidates

Emerge program’s training give women the confidence to run for office.

No Choice in 36% of Legislative Races

Gerrymandering and decline in number of candidates leaves 2.5 million residents with no choice.