November 2nd's election night was a total rejection of Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and Democrats’ big government, socialist agenda. Major Republican wins in Virginia and elsewhere and the close race in deep blue New Jersey show that Americans are tired of Democrats’ government overreach, divisive policies, and agenda that has burdened hardworking families. In these races, Republicans focused on issues that matter to families and voters in all communities: education, keeping our communities safe, rising prices, and bringing back jobs.

Following the stunning victories across the country, the WisGOP held a press call to share our perspective on the positive signal that Virginia sent to Republicans in Wisconsin ahead of our crucial elections in 2022. You can read more about it in the Racine Journal Times here.

In one of his most humiliating failures in his nearly three years as governor, Tony Evers’ “Fair Maps” were rejected in a stunning bipartisan rebuke of his leadership. Before 17 Democrats including Assembly Minority Leader Gordon Hintz voted against the maps, several Democrats blasted the maps as “a perversion of justice,” a “con,” and “stealing minority representation rights.”

Democrats have finally figured out what Republicans have known all along: Tony Evers’ Liberal Maps Commission has been a sham from the beginning. Evers never wanted fair maps; he wanted maps that tilted the scales in Democrats’ favor. The result was maps that failed through every step of the process — from their failure to abide by the Voting Rights Act, to their disenfranchisement of about 523,000 Wisconsinites who would be left representation in the State Senate two years. You can read more about it in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel here.

Republicans in the Legislature recently held hearings to discuss the Legislative Audit Bureau report on the 2020 election. The report found numerous issues with the Wisconsin Elections Commission’s failure to follow the law. WEC’s commissioners couldn’t make the appearance, although the highly partisan chairwoman Ann Jacobs found time to appear on the radio to bash the nonpartisan Legislative Audit Bureau. You can read more about WEC’s efforts to cover for their vast failures in 2020 here.

In 2020, Derrick Van Orden gave Ron Kind the toughest fight of his political life. It’s no surprise that the National Republican Congressional Campaign committee announced Van Orden as one of the first round of candidates admitted to their Young Guns program, a program that has a record of success in helping Republican candidates get elected to the House of Representatives. Watch Fox News’ coverage of the announcement here.