@RepGreta

State Rep. from Racine, WI. Assembly Democratic Leader. Believer in people and the power of social movements. ⚡️

 Racine, WI
legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/66/neubauer
Joined April 2018
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The general election is right around the corner, and this is a great resource to understand how the mail-in voting process works.
Racine County Eye@CountyEye20570
Sep 10
How mail-in voting really works in Racine dlvr.it/TVQD1g

How mail-in voting really works in Racine | Racine County Eye

City of Racine Clerk Tara McMenamin walks through how mail-in voting actually works — tracking, chain of custody, military ballots, provisional ballots and voter ID — and answers the myths.

racinecountyeye.com
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One of the major concerns I hear from constituents is the cost of housing. Folks in all stages of life are struggling to secure housing that suits their needs, whether they’re first-time homebuyers, renters, or homeowners trying to keep up with repairs.
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Act 235 - Allows municipalities to create residential tax incremental districts (TIDs) to fund housing infrastructure.
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Although I’m glad we could deliver some bipartisan solutions, there is much more that needs to be done to address the root causes of Wisconsin's housing shortages. I am committed to continue finding solutions that meet our state’s housing needs.
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Financial barriers shouldn’t stand in the way of a person’s access to quality healthcare. Unfortunately, too many people are forced to choose between paying for life-saving medications or necessities like groceries and rent. That’s not right.
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With Gail’s Law now in effect, Wisconsin women have greater access to breast cancer screenings and critical care. And since postpartum Medicaid expansion was signed into law, new moms are able to keep their health insurance for a full year, rather than 60 days after giving birth.
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There’s so much more that can be done to lower healthcare costs in Wisconsin, and I won’t stop fighting to make quality care more affordable and accessible for everyone.
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Twenty-five years ago today our nation was changed forever. Today, we remember the lives lost and the heroic acts by first responders and everyday people. I’m reflecting on the ways people showed up for their neighbors and came together in the aftermath of this terrible tragedy.
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I hope all of us can reflect on the American values of sacrifice, bravery, and unity on this important day.
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Protecting Wisconsin’s environment and its resources has been a top priority of mine since day one. Our land, water, and air are worth fighting for, and that’s why I’ve advocated for conservation session after session.
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It’s not all bad news. I was very proud to support legislation that released more than $130 million to clean up PFAS contamination and provide relief to communities across Wisconsin. This was a huge win for clean water!
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I’ll keep fighting for Wisconsin’s environment and our right to enjoy it.
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