Press Releases

Rep Allen Hosts Nov 21st "Beer with Scott"

Rep. Scott Allen (R-Waukesha) is hosting an upcoming “Beer with Scott” on Tuesday, November 21st from 6:30-7:30 P.M. at La Estacion located at 319 Williams St, Waukesha, WI, 53186

Reps Allen and Neylon Honor Fire Chief Steve Howard

Today, Representatives Allen and Neylon honored Waukesha City Fire Chief Steve Howard with the 2023 First Responder of the Year Award. 

"Help Not Harm Act" Passes the Assembly

Today, the Assembly passed the “Help Not Harm Act” (AB 465). It is incredibly important that minors be given the time they need to develop and make the right choice for them. 

"Help Not Harm Act" Receives Broad Support

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 Releases "Help Not Harm Act"

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.

 

Rep Allen Announces September 21st "Beer with Scott"

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

Tax Cuts Help Wisconsinites

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. 

Fentanyl Legislation Signed by Governor

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 Releases Absentee Ballot Integrity Bill

Absentee ballots, as allowed under current Wisconsin law, are extremely convenient, but they are vulnerable to fraud by their very nature. This bill would add an extra layer of security for absentee ballots by requiring them to be printed with a watermark, similar to what is done with U.S. currency.

More Taxes, More Problems

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