Last week, Senator Johnson announced his re-election campaign! The Republican Party of Wisconsin is proud to stand behind Senator Johnson in his bid for a third term in the U.S. Senate. Since taking office, he has fought business as usual in Washington, and his courage to stand up for what’s right has served Wisconsin well. America needs a check on the failed policies of the Biden administration, and Wisconsin will make sure that happens by sending Ron Johnson’s independent leadership back to Washington! If you would like to support Senator Johnson by volunteering this election cycle, you can sign up here, or find information to contact your county party directly here.

The Republican Party of Wisconsin thanks the thousands of pro-life Americans who took to the streets for the March for Life in Washington, DC on Friday! Life is precious and worth defending. While Democrats are fighting to force their radical abortion agenda on all Americans, Republicans will always stand up for the unborn.

After weeks of dodging questions on whether he planned to fire Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm, Tony Evers gave concerned Wisconsinites their answer: there will be no consequences for John Chisholm after his office authorized $1,000 bail for Darrell Brooks, who is the suspect of a violent attack that killed six Wisconsinites, including a child, and injured more than 60 at the Waukesha Christmas parade. As Chairman Farrow said in our statement, despite Evers’ suggestion that there weren’t enough ‘facts’ to fire John Chisholm, here are the facts: John Chisholm’s office allowed a decades-long violent criminal to walk free and kill six people in Waukesha, and Tony Evers is refusing to hold him accountable. Wisconsinites cannot count on him to keep them safe.

This week, a Waukesha County judge banned the use of ballot drop boxes in Wisconsin. Currently, Wisconsin has no law allowing for the use of drop boxes to collect ballots. Despite that, some communities allowed drop boxes at grocery stores and in city parks without much, if any, security. This is a great step for ballot security – but the fight isn’t over. Republicans will fight Democrats’ abuse of ballot harvesting and drop boxes, but if these actions are considered lawful, we intend to beat them at their own game with neighborhood teams in communities across the state, working to ensure Republican victories.

The Republican Party of Wisconsin constitution requires an endorsement vote of statewide candidates in election years. As part of the endorsement process at the Republican Party of Wisconsin state convention in May, candidates seeking the endorsement of Republican Party activists are asked to sign a Unity Pledge of support for whomever wins the GOP primary election in August. (Some have suggested those not receiving an endorsement should drop out of the primary, but there is currently no requirement from the state level that candidates make such a pledge.) Though some have questioned the need for the Unity Pledge, it should be commonly understood among Republican candidates that, now more than ever, a candidate that wins a GOP primary, in August, is clearly preferable to the liberal Democratic incumbent or challenger. If a candidate under the Republican banner is unwilling to help the grassroots defeat liberal Democrats by making such a simple commitment, then why would they ask the Republican grassroots activists to commit to them?