Press Releases

Was Attorney General Josh Kaul Aware?

Rep. Allen mailed a letter today to Attorney General Josh Kaul asking him to confirm or deny his awareness of the alleged illegal activities as revealed in the filings of Special Counsel John Durham. The people of Wisconsin deserve to know what their Attorney General was aware of.

Honoring Black American Contributions to the History of Medicine

This Assembly resolution recognizes and honors Black Americans who have contributed to the history of medicine in this country.

Rep. Allen - Response to State of the State Address

Rep. Allen's response to Governor Evers' 2022 State of the State Address

The Help Not Harm Act

Children who identify as transgender deserve help, not harm. This bill was written to protect children from decisions with irreversible effects, while they are too young to meaningfully consen

Honoring The Victims And First Responders Of The Waukesha Christmas Parade

Today, the Wisconsin Assembly passed AJR 109 honoring the victims of the attack at the Waukesha Christmas parade, extending condolences to the families of those who died, expressing hope for the full recovery of each injured individual, and recognizing the heroism of first responders

Governor Evers Refuses to Investigate Negligent District Attorney

It is concerning that Governor Evers chooses to hide behind technicalities of the citizen complaint and refuses to move forward with a hearing on this issue. I have written to the Governor to address this issue. I support the citizens that have asked Governor Evers to remove DA Chisholm.

State Representatives: Appeal to Authority Fallacy

State Representatives released a statement regarding Monday’s Growing Threats to Election Professionals in Wisconsin news conference.

Statement on Waukesha Holiday Parade

We have seen time and again people released on bail in Milwaukee and Waukesha Counties who have gone on to kill and injure innocent people. When will it end?

Let Our Lights Shine

I call on everyone in the greater Waukesha community to turn on a light at 4 PM today and let it shine through the night until daybreak. It could be a front porch light, a back patio light, a hall light, any light you choose, but together let’s make it clear that evil has no place in our community.

Senseless

A terrible incident occurred at the Waukesha Holiday Parade this afternoon. My heart goes out to all of those affected. Thank you to all of the first responders for their care and service. We love our community, so when something like this happens, we all grieve.