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Greetings Fellow Democrats, As the 2010 elections begin to heat up, the Democratic Party of Wisconsin is hard at work protecting the priorities of families across Wisconsin. Since the party was founded sixty years ago, we have come a long way in advancing Wisconsin forward and I want you to be a part of our continued success.
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Kagen On The Passing Of Jay Johnson

Monday, October 19, 2009

Democrat Jay Johnson (APPLETON, WI) Congressman Steve Kagen, M.D. is deeply saddened by the sudden passing of former Congressman Jay Johnson.

“Jay Johnson was a kind and gentle friend to everyone in Northeast Wisconsin. He served the best interests of all our families and will be missed greatly. Gayle and I extend our deepest sympathies to JoLee and their entire family.”

Assembly Majority Leader Tom Nelson

Monday, October 19, 2009 (Madison) - Last month, I held a Small Business Administration (SBA) forum in Appleton that helped dozens of entrepreneurs and small business owners get access to much-needed SBA loans and programs. Talking with business leaders at the event, it was clear that there is still a long road ahead of us before the economy fully recovers.
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Looking for Candidates

Run and Win in 2010 Wednesday, 14 October 2009

You may be someone who could win as a potential candidate for office.

The Democratic Party of Brown County (DPW) is looking for a few good people with progressive principles to run for public office in the Spring 2010 elections. Candidates are especially needed for seats on the County Board and Green Bay Common Council.