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Rep. Hintz Receives Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin Award
State Representative Gordon Hintz (D-Oshkosh) has received the Rebecca C. Young Leadership Award from Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin for his work on behalf of women’s health and reproductive rights in Wisconsin.
Hintz Statement on Planned Parenthood Clinic Bombing
“I am appalled and disheartened by the recent bombing at Planned Parenthood’s Appleton North Health Center. Every person, whatever their belief, should be disturbed by this criminal act intended to harm and intimidate a community reproductive health care provider and its patients," said Rep. Gordon Hintz (D-Oshkosh).
Hintz and Kaufert Statement on Gift Bill Being Signed into Law
“This change in law will strengthen partnerships between educational institutions and local community foundations,” Representative Hintz (D-Oshkosh) said, “Now the Oshkosh Area Community Foundation will be able to work with Oshkosh area schools and libraries to maximize gifts. Fund managers in the Oshkosh Area Community Foundation will be able to put their knowledge and experience to work in order to safely and effectively manage these funds so that donor intent may be fully achieved.”

Lawmakers lobby to close school voucher loophole in Green Bay
“With two weeks left in the legislative session, we think it’s more important than ever to make sure Green Bay and Menasha do not become of the voucher program,” Gordon Hintz (D-Oshkosh) said.
Legislature Remains Polarized, but Rep. Hintz Stays Optimistic
"I've argued with members on bills one day and then worked with them the next day to get something done, and I think that's how you really have to try to approach things," Representative Gordon Hintz, a Democrat from Oshkosh, said.
Wisconsin shakes up health funding
A trio of Fox Valley Democrats — state Sen. Jessica King of Oshkosh, state Rep. Penny Bernard Schaber of Appleton and state Rep. Gordon Hintz of Oshkosh — penned a letter on Tuesday to DHS Secretary Dennis Smith asking him to renew the contract.

Voting Information

Act 23, a law signed by Governor Walker, will require voters to show a photo identification to cast a ballot in elections starting in 2012. However, the photo ID requirements will not affect any recall or special elections in 2011.　 Voters at these elections will be asked to show a photo ID at the polling place as a reminder of the upcoming changes but will not need to present an ID in order to vote.　 Voters who do not have a form of photo identification will receive a document explaining the requirements of the law that will go into effect in 2012 as well as information explaining how to receive a free ID card from the DMV.　

　
Additional information can be found at the Wisconsin Government Accountability Board's website at: www.gab.wi.gov/elections-voting/photo-id or by calling the state's voter assistance hotline toll-free at 1-866-VOTE-WIS.

To look up your voting registration or polling place location please visit: https://vpa.wi.gov/.

For information regarding casting an absentee ballot visit:

http://gab.wi.gov/elections-voting/voters/absentee.

To view frequently asked questions regarding voting or election policies and procedures,

visit:

http://www.wisconsin.gov/state/core/faq_wisconsin_voting_elections.html.