Press Releases

Following is the statement of Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Mike Tate on the announcement of Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett that he would seek the Democratic nomination to replace Gov. Scott Walker.

MADISON - The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is reporting that Scott Walker's recall campaign paid more than $109,000 to have recall signatures reviewed by an out-of-state team of investigators that specializes in "anti-corruption" operations.

Following is the statement of Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Mike Tate following the announcement of Secretary of State Doug La Follette that he would seek the nomination for governor.

MADISON-Following is the statement of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin's "Women Against Walker" group, in response to Rebecca Kleefisch's use of an anti-woman slur against gubernatorial candidate Kathleen Falk.

MADISON – Transcripts released yesterday as part of the criminal prosecution of former Scott Walker aide and fundraiser Kelly Rindfleisch for four felony counts of illegal campaigning from Scott Walker’s office reveal even more details about the extent to which Walker’s administration was set up as a political machine.

MADISON – After months spent decrying public school teachers, nurses and snow plow drivers as the “haves” as justification for his assault on collective bargaining, Scott Walker on Monday night ridiculously suggested that his $144,423 salary isn’t "real money."

MADISON-Analysis by the independent data team retained by the Democratic Party of Wisconsin has found massive fraud and inaccuracies in a challenge to Scott Walker's recall submitted by a bizarre Tea Party organization that has employed dishonesty, bad math and intentional deception.

MADISON-Facing a criminal corruption probe into current and former aides, Scott Walker's campaign was hit with a tax warrant last month, too.

MADISON-As he continues to avoid questions about his connection to a growing criminal corruption probe, Scott Walker on Monday was scheduled to shake down corporate cash at a $5,000-per-table fundraiser  in Chicago, conveniently home to one of Walker's pricey criminal defense lawyers.