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Final List of Candidates for the Wisconsin State Senate and Assembly Who Support Nonpartisan Redistricting Reform and Ending Partisan Gerrymandering

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Final List of Candidates for the Wisconsin State Senate and Assembly Who Support Nonpartisan Redistricting Reform and Ending Partisan Gerrymandering

October 31, 2024

Candidates Must Be Proactive to Inform CCWI and Voters of their Position on This Issue – Are the candidates in your area on this list?

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Jay Heck

Executive Director, Common Cause Wisconsin
jheck@commoncause.org
608-512-9363

Kenny Colston

Regional Communications Strategist (Midwest)
kcolston@commoncause.org

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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: “Wisconsin lawmakers got $164,000 in travel and perks last year from outside groups”

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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: “Wisconsin lawmakers got $164,000 in travel and perks last year from outside groups”

"Special interests are paying for it and everybody thinks that has an influence on what legislators are thinking and doing — because you're getting a free trip," said Jay Heck, director of the government watchdog group Common Cause in Wisconsin. "Of course you're going to be affected when you get a free trip ... That's just human nature."

May 29, 2018

Appleton Post Crescent: “Brad Schimel planned to keep secret records of trip, his emails show” by Kyle Keegan, USA Today Network

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Appleton Post Crescent: “Brad Schimel planned to keep secret records of trip, his emails show” by Kyle Keegan, USA Today Network

Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel planned to keep secret a $4,100 trip last year that was funded by a Christian legal organization accused of being a hate group, according to newly released records.

May 19, 2018

Ohio’s vote gives more fuel for fight against gerrymandering in Wisconsin

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Ohio’s vote gives more fuel for fight against gerrymandering in Wisconsin

Seventy-five percent of Ohio residents voted in favor of new rules Tuesday to end the practice of partisan gerrymandering, add more momentum for other battles on the issue in states like Wisconsin.

May 10, 2018

Background and History of Judicial Recusal in Wisconsin

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Final List of Candidates for the Wisconsin State Senate and Assembly Who Support Nonpartisan Redistricting Reform and Ending Partisan Gerrymandering

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Jay Heck

Kenny Colston

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: “Wisconsin lawmakers got $164,000 in travel and perks last year from outside groups”

Appleton Post Crescent: “Brad Schimel planned to keep secret records of trip, his emails show” by Kyle Keegan, USA Today Network

Ohio’s vote gives more fuel for fight against gerrymandering in Wisconsin

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