We hope you’re enjoying the “warm” Winter weather. Team WisGOP has been hard at work the past few weeks to deliver results for Wisconsinites this spring!

The Spring Elections are the most important in decades. This election will decide the balance of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. If we lose our conservative majority, we risk losing significant successes of the past decade, including Act 10, concealed carry, common sense measures like voter ID, and school choice. We’re encouraging Republicans to VOTE EARLY in the spring elections – early voting begins on February 7 for the primary, which is February 21. To find your polling location or request your absentee ballot: visit myvote.wi.gov!

Chairman Brian Schimming has hit the ground running — hosting training sessions and preparing local candidates and regional leaders for the Spring Election. Chairman Schimming and Team WisGOP have visited Milwaukee, Green Bay, Eau Claire, La Crosse, and Stevens Point to meet with outstanding local leaders and are looking forward to more stops this Spring. 

When he’s not training local leaders, Chairman Schimming can be found on a variety of news outlets as he shares the Republican message and boasts big plans for the future. Most recently, he appeared on CBS 58 to discuss the Republican Party of Wisconsin’s vision. You can watch the full interview here!

It’s time to join or renew your membership with your county party! Joining your county party is a great way to meet fellow conservatives, get involved in your community, and make an impact on elections. Most county parties offer at least one event or meeting a month where you can discuss pressing issues, learn how to help, and meet your elected officials and candidates. The most important work is done at the local level – which starts with our county parties. Click here to find your county party and get involved! 

In Case You Missed It

Protasiewicz would have thumb on the scale for a far left agenda
On Capital City Sunday with host AJ Bayatpour, liberal Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz violated Wisconsin’s Code of Judicial Conduct – AGAIN. Protasiewicz again broadcast the goal behind her run for the Wisconsin Supreme Court: judicial activism. It’s hard to rely on anyone who embraces the label of ‘progressive’ on issues that are likely to come before the state Supreme Court to be willing to put aside any personal biases on the bench.

Liberal Wisconsin Supreme Court Candidates Violate Judicial Ethics
In case you missed it, during the Wispolitics Supreme Court forum, the liberal Supreme Court candidates, Janet Protasiewicz and Everett Mitchell showed they intend to be rubber stamps for the liberal agenda on the Court. While Wisconsinites expect the Supreme Court Justices to apply the law regardless of their personal beliefs or their parties’ beliefs, Protasiewicz and Mitchell have taken it upon themselves to offer personal assessments of the issues of the day and telegraph how they would rule. 

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