Offices in the Wisconsin State Senate have plenty to do, especially at the start of the legislative session. Maggie Flanagan, a UW-Madison student from Waukesha, is continuing her first-hand look at the process in the office of State Senator Julian Bradley.

This week, Senator Julian Bradley welcomed Waterford High School Junior Kegan Flood to the Capitol as part of the 2025 Senate Scholar Program. Kegan is joining a handful of high school juniors and seniors from across Wisconsin to participate in an intensive program that introduces students to state government.  

State Representative David Steffen (R-Howard) and State Senator Julian Bradley (R-New Berlin) are taking key steps to promote nuclear power in Wisconsin. The two legislators, who chair their respective chambers’ energy-related committees, have introduced a resolution declaring Wisconsin’s commitment to developing and investing in nuclear energy. Moving forward, the pair will author proposals to enact a nuclear siting study and convene a nuclear summit in Wisconsin.

Senator Julian Bradley (R-New Berlin) is seeking nominations for a new monthly award aimed at showing appreciation for people making a difference in their communities.

An amendment to enshrine Wisconsin’s voter ID law in the state constitution is expected to pass the State Senate today and the Assembly in the near future. Passage of the amendment by the legislature and a future vote of the people would ensure that this partisan court can’t overturn current law, which first passed more than a decade ago.

State Senator Julian Bradley kicked off his second term by taking the oath of office on Monday. Bradley, who won re-election by a nearly 30,000 vote margin, will have an enhanced role in 2025.

The committee will dive into the positive innovation thanks to AI and the potential consequences of expanded AI use. I look forward to working with my colleagues to find common-sense legislation for future legislative sessions.

I will always support our God-given right to free speech, even when I disagree with what's being said. What I don’t support is petulant instigators breaking the law while the university looks the other way, favoring one group over another.

Biden's radical government overreach demonstrates a dramatic transfer of wealth from working-class Americans to college graduates. If you take out a loan, you should pay it back.

Biden’s reckless government overreach may appease the climate change extremists in his party, but regulations such as EV mandates and anti-energy freedom policies will have a devastating impact on Wisconsin families already struggling to make ends meet thanks to Bidenflation.