The United States Supreme Court has agreed to hear a Wisconsin lawsuit regarding the state’s gerrymandered electoral map.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released their Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages which shows Wisconsin once again lagged the national average in private sector job growth. This data confirms that Wisconsin has had below average private sector job growth for six consecutive years.

“Gold Standard” job data shows 2016 was the worst year for job growth under Gov. Walker.

Representative Dianne Hesselbein will be conducting listening sessions throughout the 79th Assembly District in the upcoming weeks.

Hesselbein successfully ushers bill to give disabled veterans preference in obtaining turkey hunting licenses in Wisconsin.

AB 42 has potential to open state’s regulatory process to corporate influence.

Assistant Democratic Leader Dianne Hesselbein employed a procedural motion on the floor of the State Assembly to halt debate on final passage of Assembly Bill 109, a bill that would stifle the voice of her constituents as it relates to zoning laws.

Democrats encourage public turnout at budget listening session.

“Wisconsin Way Forward” agenda paints clear picture of Democratic values. An agenda based on the values of fairness, opportunity and community.

Today, Senator Fred Risser and Representatives Sondy Pope, and Dianne Hesselbein introduced LRB-2248/1, the Compassionate Choices bill.