Press Releases

The "Help Not Harm" bill has received broad support from many different groups and many representatives and senators as it was sent in to the Chief Clerk's office for first reading in the Assembly. 

Rep Allen released the "Help Not Harm Act," a bill designed to protect minors from making life-altering, irreversible decisions that cause mental and bodily harm by prohibiting gender transition medical intervention for individuals under 18 years of age.

Constituents interested in conversing with Rep. Allen are invited to "Beer with Scott" on Sept 21st at The Neighbors Bar and Grille.

Rep Allen voted in favor of AB 386 and AJR 66 that would help lower taxes and keep them lower in order to help the average Wisconsinite. 

Rep Allen was present in support of Governor Evers’ decision to sign SB 101 into law, a law that increases the penalty for causing the death of another person via the distribution, manufacture, or delivery of an illicit drug.

Rep. Allen responds to Governor Evers use of the veto pen to slash tax cuts and increase spending.

This bill shifts Wisconsin to a science-based method of teaching reading, which has seen significant success in other states who have made this change. AB 321 is a step in the right direction for the future of reading in Wisconsin.

Today, Representative Allen voted to pass AB 304 which creates a modern regulatory framework for alcohol regulation that creates clarity for this industry.

On June 26th, from 5:30-6:30pm, Rep. Allen will be hosting a "Coffee with Scott" event to allow constituents to engage with him directly on matters of state government.

My ‘yes’ vote on the shared revenue bill is about honoring the spirit of compromise. We also passed SB 330, relating to education funding. This bill helps ensure that every Wisconsin student can benefit from the funding that they need to attend the school of their choice.