On August 9, Republican voters across Wisconsin made their voices heard in the partisan primary, where they elected great leaders to carry the party banner into November. Congratulations to the following primary winners:

• Ron Johnson for U.S. Senate
• Tim Michels for Governor
• Roger Roth for Lieutenant Governor
• Eric Toney for Attorney General
• Amy Loudenbeck for Secretary of State
• John Leiber for State Treasurer

The state party also hosted a unity tour across the state, where Michels, Roth, and down-ballot candidates joined state party officials and grassroots leaders at county party offices across the state to encourage all Wisconsinites to help us launch the Red Wave in November.

We’re excited to work with these great conservatives as we come together to re-elect Ron Johnson, defeat Tony Evers and Josh Kaul, and return real leadership to Madison. Read more about the unity tour here.

Last week, fringe-left candidate Mandela Barnes was officially declared the Democrat nominee for U.S. Senate – less than two weeks after Democrats decided to abandon the will of the voters and pressure other candidates to drop out.

Surprisingly, Democrats declared Barnes the most electable candidate after his stances on abolishing ICE, defunding the police, ending cash bail, and imposing the Green New Deal were known to voters – a testament to the overall unimpressive options available to Democrats. That’s why the WisGOP unveiled MandelaBarnesForSenate.com, where voters can read the truth about BS Barnes’ record – from his extreme views on crime to his wasteful spending proposals that will prompt even more inflation. Give the website a look here.

Last week, the Legislature filed in Waukesha County Circuit Court to intervene in the current case (White v. WEC) seeking to stop WEC-issued guidance on ballot curing – leveraging the full weight of the Legislature to shut down WEC’s defiant and flagrant abuse of the law. Read about their intervention in Empower Wisconsin here.