Press Releases

Rep. Moses joined his Assembly colleagues in passing legislation to promote transparency and help improve school safety.

Rep. Moses expresses his disatisfication with Governor Evers’ budget request to the Wisconsin State Legislature.

Rep. Moses voted in favor of AJR 1, which would set bail for violent crimes based on reasonable, readily available information.

Rep. Clint Moses took the oath of office at a ceremony in the Assembly chambers Tuesday afternoon and began his second term as a member of the 106th Wisconsin State Legislature.

Rep. Moses Named Chair of Assembly Committee on Health, Aging and Long Term Care.

Governor Evers signed Rep. Moses Bill to reduce catalytic converter thefts.

From rural western Wisconsin to inner-city Milwaukee, catalytic converter thefts have skyrocketed in Wisconsin. This bill will designate a catalytic converter as a type of proprietary article.

Wisconsin’s housing shortage is impacted by a variety of factors – like the inability to keep up with demand, rising construction costs and increasing rents. The bills passed will help create meaningful change in the 29th District and across our state.

Under current law, three credits of social studies are required for high school graduation. This bill would require 0.5 of those three credits to be in civics.

The State Assembly approved the 2021-2023 state budget. The budget bill advanced out of the Assembly in bipartisan support. I’m hopeful our governor will sign this budget for our kids, for businesses and for our most vulnerable.

As we celebrate June Dairy Month, the Assembly passes the Truth in Food Labeling Legislation for milk, meat and dairy products. The three bills promote Wisconsin's agriculture economy and educate consumers about misleading food labels.