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April 5, 2024

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We want to thank everyone who showed up to vote in Tuesday's Election. The day was a huge success for the WisGOP and Wisconsinites as a whole, and we look forward to continuing our path to the White House!

Read our latest update below!

-Team WisGOP

The April 2 Presidential Primary Election was a huge success for the Republican Party! Wisconsinites from all over the state showed up to voice their frustration with the Biden Administration and set a positive tone for the upcoming 2024 election. There were over 20,000 [[link removed]] more votes cast in the Republican primary than the Democrat primary, and President Trump received 200,000 [[link removed]] more primary votes in 2024 than he received in 2016. Lastly, 11 percent [[link removed]] of Democrat voters voted for a candidate other than Joe Biden, including 8 percent [[link removed]] that voted uninstructed.

We asked, and the people of Wisconsin answered. Wisconsin citizens do not want the presence of private-money, also known as 'Zuckerbucks,' to influence our elections, and on Tuesday we voted to BAN them permanently! Looks like the Democrats are going to have to find another way to win elections.

In an astounding victory for the Republican Party, GOP candidate, Doug Diny ousted [[link removed]] far-left Katie Rosenberg in the Wausau mayoral election. WisDems spend at least 200,000 dollars [[link removed]] in a last-minute attempt to boost Rosenberg's popularity.

Here are some more of GOP successes:

GOP candidate Paul Dwyer defeated [[link removed]] Democrat incumbent Mike Murray in the Tomah mayoral election.Statewide efforts on county boards of supervisors ended up with just shy of an 80% percent win rate.GOP candidates gained seats on county boards in 6 target counties.Republican candidates secured an 85 percent win rate in four targeted school board races.GOP supported candidates in Kenosha, Racine, and Winnebago defeated three Tony Evers appointed judges.Lastly, more than a dozen members of the Young Republicans were elected to local office. In Case You Missed It

WisGOP Statement on Referendum Questions 1 & 2 [[link removed]]

“Victory! Wisconsin has spoken and the message is clear: elections belong to voters, not out-of-state billionaires. Thanks to the efforts by the Republican Party of Wisconsin and grassroots organizing, Wisconsinites have turned the page on Zuckerbucks and secured our elections from dark money donors.” —WisGOP Chairman Brian Schimming

WisGOP Statement on Wausau Mayoral Election [[link removed]]

“Congratulations to WisGOP-backed Doug Diny on his triumph in the Wausau Mayoral election. His stunning victory over incumbent Mayor Katie Rosenberg marks an unmistakable repudiation of failed Democrat policies and is a win for Central Wisconsin values.” —WisGOP Chairman Brian Schimming

WisGOP Invests in Local Candidates [[link removed]]

With municipal elections only four days away, the Republican Party of Wisconsin has made it a top priority to prepare and support local candidates for public office. Since September of last year, the RPW has hosted 29 Farm Team Trainings for prospective local candidates to learn the ins and outs of campaigning from campaign managers, strategists, and organizers.

Biden's Border Bloodbath is Coming at the Cost of Medicare and Social Security [[link removed]]

The already-struggling programs are being drained as Biden spends more American tax dollars on welfare for illegal immigrants. Amnesty threatens social security and medicare.

A Bloodbath is Coming for the US Auto Industry if Biden is Reelected [[link removed]]

Biden’s latest EPA rule will destroy the U.S. Auto Industry, playing right into China’s hands. Biden’s electric vehicle mandate will sideline America’s auto industry.

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