Press Releases

MADISON - Following is the statement of Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Mike Tate on Democratic victories in the historic Wisconsin State Senate recall elections.

KENOSHA -- In a strong showing of support, voters stood up for Bob Wirch as he stood up for them in the spring.

KENOSHA-In what must be a first in Wisconsin politics and at the same time he defended an agenda that puts "the upper class" first,  Chicago corporate lawyer Jonathan Steitz mocked Wisconsin fish fries in a debate Thursday.

MADISON-Following is the statement of Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Mike Tate on the absence of Scott Walker from Republican recall campaigns heading into Tuesday's historic election.

KENOSHA-Following is the statement of Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Mike Tate in advance of corporate lawyer Jonathan Steitz's rally today with the "Americans For Prosperity" corporate front group.

KENOSHA -- According to the website Blogging Blue, Republican recall candidate and corporate lawyer Jonathan Steitz is renting to a registered sex offender currently being charged with failing to update his offender status.

MADISON - Scott Walker himself has admitted the likelihood of losing control over the State Senate next month, and now right-wing extremist groups and the Republican Party are flooding Wisconsin with out-of-state special interest money to try to protect Scott Walker and his six recalled Republican rubberstamps.

KENOSHA-Hundreds of Wisconsin jobs in the 12th Senate District would be put at risk by the right-wing policies of corporate soothsayer Jonathan Steitz, who in a recent radio interview indicated his opposition to the type of tax financing deal used to grow an established Pleasant Prairie business - and to create a new hub for high-tech industries.

MADISON-Following is the statement of Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Mike Tate following Senate passage of the Republican redistricting plan today.

MADISON-In another self-serving interview with out-of-state press, Scott Walker again blamed the rejection of his radical agenda on poor p.r., but after Republican leaders handily predicted victory in the upcoming recall referendums on his agenda, Walker now seemed to predict defeat.