Politics

Baldwin Calls on Republicans to Help Avert Health Care Crisis Ahead of November 1 Affordable Care Act Open Enrollment
Milwaukee County Board Finance Committee Votes to Restore Transit Funding and Strengthen Transit Priorities

Milwaukee County Board Finance Committee Votes to Restore Transit Funding and Strengthen Transit Priorities

The Transit Resolution and Budget Amendment Move to the Full Board for Adoption on Nov. 6

Gov. Evers Takes Action on 19 Bills
Gov. Evers Signs Bipartisan Bill to Ban Cellphone Use in Schools
The November 1st One–Two Punch: ACA Premiums Set to Skyrocket and SNAP Gets Illegally Withheld
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley and Local Leaders Highlight Federal Government Shutdown Impacts to Community
READ – Gov. Evers Urges Congress to Reauthorize Federal Farm Bill

READ – Gov. Evers Urges Congress to Reauthorize Federal Farm Bill

Governor urges Wisconsin’s Congressional delegation to reauthorize federal Farm Bill to support Wisconsin farmers, producers, and essential food assistance programs

Rep. Shelia Stubbs, Congressman Mark Pocan, Sen. Minority Leader Hesselbein, Sen. Melissa Ratcliff, Community Partners Host FoodShare Press Event
Senator Ratcliff Raises Alarm on SNAP Benefit Cuts, Emphasizes Urgent Need for Food Security Across District 16
Baldwin, Colleagues Introduce Bill to Fund SNAP While Trump Administration Illegally Withholds Funding
After Another Denial of FEMA Aid, Congresswoman Gwen Moore Urges Reconsideration
Gov. Evers Delivers Radio Address on Skyrocketing Healthcare Premiumsfor Wisconsinites in 2026 if Republicans Fail to Extend Affordable Care ActTax Credits

Gov. Evers Delivers Radio Address on Skyrocketing Healthcare Premiumsfor Wisconsinites in 2026 if Republicans Fail to Extend Affordable Care ActTax Credits

Wisconsinites face sticker shock on out-of-pocket healthcare coverage costs with many seeing premiums double, some seniors seeing increases of over $30,000 per year if Congressional Republicans allow enhanced Affordable Care Act supports to expire