(Madison) Senator Julian Bradley (R–New Berlin) today celebrated the Transportation Projects Commission’s approval of funding to study the expansion of westbound I-94 in Waukesha County, a critical step forward for a long-needed safety and modernization project.

Wisconsin’s unemployment insurance system still taxes paychecks like it’s 1932.

Look at your pay stub. You see federal, state, Social Security, Medicare, maybe a small line for unemployment insurance.

(New Berlin) As president of the New Berlin Veterans Memorial Society, Mary Jane Whitty makes sure local veterans get the recognition they deserve. On Friday, Senator Julian Bradley presented Mary Jane with the Forward28 Award, ensuring she gets the gratitdue she’s earned for decades of dedication to veterans, students, and the civic life of the New Berlin community.

Following the tragic assassinations of Minnesota State Representative Melissa Hortman and conservative activist Charlie Kirk, and the shocking attempt on President Trump’s life, many are asking how our nation can overcome the divisions tearing at its fabric. This Thanksgiving offers us a chance to begin that work, and it all starts with honest conversation around the family table.

(Muskego) State Senator Julian Bradley has announced Jesse Hieb of Muskego as the latest recipient of the Forward28 Award, recognizing his leadership and compassion in helping neighbors recover from this summer’s devastating floods.

(Madison) Senator Julian Bradley (R-New Berlin) today celebrated the momentum behind his regulatory budgeting legislation, which received a public hearing as part of the Red Tape Reset package of reforms, four proposals designed to streamline regulations and expand opportunity across Wisconsin.

(Madison) Senator Julian Bradley (R-New Berlin) is encouraging area high school juniors or seniors who love learning to apply for the 2026 Senate Scholar Program. This unique, week-long experience brings some of Wisconsin’s brightest students to Madison for an unforgettable deep dive into state government – and they’re accepting nominations now.

(Muskego) The “First Friday Coffee” welcomed special guest State Senator Julian Bradley to the library, but the monthly get-together’s focus was Carol Jilek, President of the Friends of the Muskego Library and a recipient of the Senator’s Forward28 Award. Under Ms. Jilek’s guidance, the Friends have raised essential funds that support educational and cultural programming for patrons of all ages – strengthening the library’s impact and deepening community connection.

Madison, WI – Senator Julian Bradley (R-New Berlin) and Rep. Alex Dallman (R-Markesan) slammed Governor Tony Evers today for vetoing a bipartisan bill that would have made Wisconsin among the first states in the nation to create portable benefits accounts for app-based drivers. The Governor’s veto halts a transformative reform that would have given more than 100,000 Wisconsinites access to basic benefits while preserving the independence that drew them to gig work in the first place.

Madison: State Senator Julian Bradley recently welcomed Kettle Moraine Senior Jack Molaison to his team. Molaison will be interning throughout the summer in Senator Bradley’s regional and capitol offices. He is Sen. Bradley’s first high school intern.