With Wisconsin households facing higher prices across the board and decreasing real wages due to Bidenomics, the high cost of child care continues to be a burden for many parents.

This week, Republicans passed a package of bills which aims to increase access to affordable care and increase child care slots throughout the state. The six-bill package includes a revolving loan program for facility renovations, new category of licenses, and tax-deductible savings accounts for guardians.

The Republican Party of Wisconsin is thrilled to announce the launch of our groundbreaking Grassroots Training Program, which will build upon the success of recent cycles.

From flipping the Kenosha County Executive to the Wausau School Board, working with center-right-minded Wisconsinites is the key to sparking change at the local level.

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In July, Evers slashed Republican proposals, passing a tax cut that lowered taxes a mere $3 a month, rather than sign the GOP proposal which would have returned $573 on average to Wisconsinites' wallets.

This week, Republicans in the Wisconsin State Assembly passed a nearly $3 billion tax cut; estimated to return an average of $772 back to Wisconsin taxpayers.

Rather than use the Wisconsin surplus to push political agendas, Wisconsin Republicans are working to help middle-class and retired Wisconsinites by putting money directly back into their pockets.

Despite Evers’ promise to veto the upcoming proposal, Republicans continue fighting for Wisconsin citizens, attempting to ease the disastrous consequences of “Bidenomics.” 

This Thursday, Republicans in the Wisconsin Senate voted to override several vetoes from Governor Tony Evers. The Senate overrode:

• Evers’ veto of a household income tax rate cut for households with incomes between $25,000 to $370,000.

• Evers’ veto of the budget that allowed public school districts to raise revenue limits by $325 annually — for the next 400 YEARS.

  • Even the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel labeled Evers' move to increase funding for 400 years as "irresponsible."

• Evers’ veto of SB-49, a bill protecting consumer choice (protecting liquified gas retailers from governmental restrictions on produced products).

  • This bill was to prevent government overreach like in Seattle, Oakland, and Eugene which have banned natural gas to some extent. This also happened in New York. NY mandated all-electric heating and cooking in single family homes starting in 2026.

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