Press Releases

Rep Allen is excited to co-sponsor a proposal that will put more money back into the hands of overtaxed Wisconsinites and unleash the Wisconsin economy.

The Waukesha South Marching Band had the opportunity to participate in the inauguration day ceremony.

Today, Rep. Allen was sworn in to serve a fifth consecutive term, and he will continue to work for the good of Wisconsinites by securing the freedoms necessary to thrive and attract others to our great state.

Sen. Darling will be sorely missed in state government. I would like to thank her for her 32 years of service and wish her the best in her retirement.

Today, the City of Waukesha is hosting a One-Year Remembrance Ceremony for the Waukesha Christmas Parade Tragedy. Rep. Allen released a statement remembering the victims and honoring those who served.

Today, Darrell Brooks was found guilty by jury trial of all charges including six counts of 1st degree murder. Rep. Allen released the following statement.

Wisconsin failed to achieve proficient status in 4th and 8th grade reading and math scores and had the largest disparity between white and black students in the nation. We need a change in leadership if we want to see students succeed.

The Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce named Rep. Allen as a "Champion of Commerce" during the 2021-2022 session.

On Tuesday, September 27th, Rep. Scott Allen (R – Waukesha) hosted a community engagement night at the Waukesha Public Library on the topic of marijuana and an audience of 20 gathered, including students from nearby Carroll University.

We need to pause and consider if Gov. Evers has really helped businesses as much as he would like us to believe on the eve of an election.