Press Releases

Honoring Skilled Trades Day. We need to encourage more people to go into these high-demand well-paying jobs.

Rep. Moses statement on Assembly Bill 173 that prevents outside organizations from using their funds to attempt to infiltrate and influence the administration of our elections in Wisconsin.

Assembly Republicans announced their spending priorities for the $3.2 billion Wisconsin is set to receive from the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA).

I am excited to host the Joint Committee on Finance (JFC) on April 22 at UW-Stout for a public hearing. This will be the first time JFC will hold a public hearing in Menomonie since 2005.

State Senator Howard Marklein (R-Spring Green), State Representative Travis Tranel (R-Cuba City) and State Representative Clint Moses (R-Menomonie) have reintroduced the Truth in Food Labeling Legislation for milk, meat and dairy products.

Rep. Moses voted to approve Senate Joint Resolution 3 that repeals the governor’s executive order that declared a state of emergency again without legislative approval.

Rep. Moses voted for the amended Assembly Bill 1 (AB1) that provides the state with tools to combat the pandemic. The Assembly amended legislation ensuring Wisconsinites will have access to necessary medication, COVID tests and vaccines, while limiting government overreach.

Rep. Moses gives his thoughts after Governor Evers gave his State of the State Address virtually.

Rep. Moses voted in favor of Assembly Bill 1 which helps Wisconsinites and businesses who have been affected by the pandemic. Assembly Bill 1 contains 44 provisions including making $100 million available to combat COVID-19.

Clint Moses has officially begun his two-year term in the Wisconsin State Assembly. Rep. Moses of Menomonie took the oath of office at a ceremony in the Assembly chambers Monday afternoon.