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SHELLY MOORE ADMITS IT! WEAC IS THE WISCONSIN MAFIA
Watch these videos of Shelly Moore, WEAC Democrat, whom the unions are running in an attempt to steal WI State Senator Sheila Harsdorf's elected seat. While our duly elected WI Senators are in Madiso...
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Wisconsin wires $60 million to Minnesota; Hopes high to reinstate income tax reciprocity soon

Wisconsin wires $60 million to Minnesota; Hopes high to reinstate income tax reciprocity soon Wisconsin News
He didn’t come check in hand. The money had been wired Tuesday evening. But Gov. Scott Walker held a press conference Wednesday morning to announce that Wisconsin has paid off its $60 million tax reciprocity debt to Minnesota.

By Judy Wiff , July 13, 2011

Moore is winner in recall primary

Democratic 10th District Senate candidate Shelly Moore is the winner of the recall primary election. With all but three of 113 precincts reporting, Moore holds a 17,779 to 15,245 lead as of 10:15 p.m.

By Doug Stohlberg , July 12, 2011

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Moore continues to lead as most precincts now reported

Democratic 10th District Senate candidate Shelly Moore has upped her lead and appears to be on her way to victory with the majority of precincts now reporting. She holds at 14,845-12,624 lead over her opponent Isaac Weix in the recall primary as of about 9:45 p.m.

By Doug Stohlberg , July 12, 2011

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Some communities plan to consolidate polling places for recall primaries

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The new law that requires photo IDs won’t be in effect until next year, but people will still be asked to show one this time.

July 07, 2011

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Harsdorf leads in poll

Incumbent State Sen. Sheila Harsdorf, R-River Falls, leads Democratic challenger Shelly Moore by 5 percent, according to a poll released Tuesday, June 28.

June 30, 2011

Governor comes to Hudson to sign law advancing bridge project

Governor comes to Hudson to sign law advancing bridge project Before a group of about 100 supporters in the Valley House north of the city, the governor signed a bill freeing the state to spend up to $225 million for construction of a new bridge over the St. Croix River south of Stillwater, Minn., and Houlton.

By Randy Hanson , June 29, 2011

UPDATE: GOP says Moore used public school email for political activity; Weix breaks silence to complain

UPDATE: GOP says Moore used public school email for political activity; Weix breaks silence to complain MADISON – Shelly Moore didn’t violate campaign rules by using her Ellsworth school account to send emails, claims a Democratic Party spokesperson. But the man, who entered the campaign only to delay the final recall election, says Moore has violated the “integrity of the legal democratic process” and should withdraw her candidacy.

By Judy Wiff , June 22, 2011

Local lawmakers comment on newly adopted budget

Local lawmakers comment on newly adopted budget Wisconsin News
Last Thursday after 13 hours of debate in the Assembly followed by nine hours of debate in the Senate, the Wisconsin Legislature adopted a $66 billion, two-year budget bill.

By Judy Wiff , June 22, 2011

Letter: Thoughts on budget

The Wisconsin budget crisis is real, caused by years of irresponsible spending. Federal “stimulus” funds spent in Wisconsin only put off the problem. Widespread unemployment, layoffs, and salary reductions hiked enrollment and costs in our safety net programs. Medicaid costs alone have increased by $1 billion. Business as usual is no longer an option.

By Dean Knudson, State Representative , June 17, 2011

State Supreme Court reinstates union law; Assembly delays budget debate; Concealed carry clears Senate

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Most collective bargaining powers will soon disappear for thousands of unionized public employees in Wisconsin.

June 15, 2011

Update: ‘Protest candidate’ tries to stymie Democrats in recall

A man who has run in other elections as a Republican may be entering the 10th District Senate recall race as a Democrat in an attempt to force a primary and delay the actual recall election.

By Judy Wiff , June 07, 2011

Letter: Unhappy with Walker

For 41 years environmental groups fought hard to make Wisconsin a national leader as a green state. Unfortunately, now there is no doubt that Gov. Scott Walker in his 2011-13 state budget and the Republican-controlled state legislature through the legislative process are proposing to take Wisconsin down a new path which will kill our strong “Clean Wisconsin” reputation and destroy our environmental legacy.

By Ray Anderson, River Falls , June 03, 2011

Shelly Moore: Not running against Harsdorf out of frustration or anger

Shelly Moore: Not running against Harsdorf out of frustration or anger During a one-on-one interview, 10th Senate District Democratic candidate Shelly Moore said she views her candidacy in the recall election against Sheila Harsdorf as expanding what she does in the classroom. Moore, who teaches English/Drama at Ellsworth High School, said she will reach out to 10th District constituents whose voices are no longer being heard.

By Phil Pfuehler , May 13, 2011

Severson, Harsdorf bills to end drinking water disinfection, fund Stillwater bridge, clear houses

Republicans in the state Assembly have voted to get rid of a new requirement that all Wisconsin communities disinfect their drinking water and a bill that would remove the rule that Wisconsin win a federal grant of at least $75 million before it can access the existing $225 million in bonding authority was passed by the Senate. The latter would make it easier to build a new Stillwater bridge.

May 11, 2011

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UPDATED: Teacher challenges Harsdorf

UPDATED: Teacher challenges Harsdorf Ellsworth teacher Shelly Moore announced Tuesday, May 3, during a rally in Hudson’s Lakefront Park that she will run on the Democratic ticket against Republican State Sen. Sheila Harsdorf in this summer’s 10th District recall election.

By Doug Stohlberg , May 03, 2011

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