Press Releases

MILWAUKEE – Speaking at the Milwaukee Newsmakers luncheon, Alberta Darling on Tuesday was unable to name a single job created in the 8th State Senate District as a result of the GOP’s radical legislative session.

MADISON-The Democratic Party of Wisconsin filed a complaint Monday seeking the immediate end to a Koch Brothers-funded scheme to suppress Democratic votes in upcoming recall elections and called on six recall Republican senators to denounce the tactic.

MADISON-A week away from recall elections, the jobs-killing policies of Scott Walker and his GOP Allies in the Senate have put Wisconsin on the top of the heap in unemployment growth.

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.

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.

MADISON - The Democratic Party of Wisconsin on Wednesday called on Scott Walker's Republican Party to pay back Wisconsin taxpayers for the fraud of running fake Democrats in the historic recall elections.

MADISON-Following are the remarks of Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Mike Tate in response to today's revelation of the rushed Republican redistricting plan:

MADISON-Following is the response of Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Mike Tate to Scott Walker's bizarre appearance Sunday on "Face the Nation."

MADISON-In a self-serving, self-pitying display before the paper that endorsed him, Scott Walker Monday told the editorial board of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that he had "never" attacked teachers and that his only fault in his shocking decision to end seven decades of labor peace merely needed better marketing.