The Republican Party of Wisconsin stands with the Waukesha community in light of last week’s tragic attack on participants in their annual Christmas parade. We are praying for the victims and their families, and we support calls to ensure that justice is served on the attacker who caused destruction to countless lives. If you would like to support the community, consider giving to the Waukesha Community Fund -- a joint effort between United Way and the Waukesha County Community Foundation that will support families impacted by the tragedy -- on their website here.

Wisconsin families are struggling with the impact of inflation this holiday season. From the grocery store to the pump, rising prices are impacting Wisconsinites’ ability to provide for their families -- yet Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi, and Democrats’ Build Back Broke agenda will pump trillions of dollars of wasteful spending into the economy. While Wisconsinites are already struggling, Democrats voted for hundreds of billions of dollars in additional debt, higher taxes for business, an open borders agenda, taxes on energy, and more. Democrats’ priorities are clear -- they will side with the far-left and special interests rather than everyday Americans. Next November, voters will remember Democrats' lies and their reckless tax-and-spend agenda. Then they'll send Republican leaders to Congress to fight for them.

The tragedy in Waukesha has cast a spotlight on soft-on-crime policies that have kept violent criminals on the streets. The tragedy in Waukesha never should have been allowed to happen. We cannot allow violent criminals to threaten our communities. Read about the issue, including the Waukesha attacker’s vast criminal record, in Wisconsin Right Now here.

The deadline for county party officials to submit poll workers is TOMORROW, November 30th! Serving as a poll worker is the most effective way to ensure the integrity of elections in your community. Poll workers are trained and paid by their local municipalities to register voters, issue ballots on election day, monitor voting equipment, and more. If you have not signed up already, make sure to sign up to serve as a poll worker on our website here.

Republicans are fighting back against trickle-down critical race theory in the University of Wisconsin system. Earlier this month, Assembly Speaker Robin Vos sent a letter to UW-Madison Chancellor Rebecca Blank demanding answers after news emerged that the school is requiring students to take a class that forces them to agree that whiteness means privilege. Read more about it in the Wisconsin State Journal here, or read the full letter on Speaker Vos’ Twitter here.