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This afternoon, the State Senate passed three pro-life bills: A Woman’s Right to Know Act (SB591), the Prenatal Diagnosis Information Act (SB592), and the Shield the Vulnerable Act (SB593). ‘The passage of these bills though the State Senate is a victory for the pro-life movement,” said Gracie Skogman, legislative director of Wisconsin Right to Life.

Wisconsin Right to Life’s Political Action Committee has endorsed Rebecca Kleefisch for her 2022 gubernatorial election bid, as well as Eric Toney in his bid for Attorney General. “Rebecca Kleefisch has been a dedicated pro-life leader in the state of Wisconsin for over a decade, and has not wavered in her support of life-affirming policies,”

Wisconsin Right to Life strongly supports the full passage of three pro-life bills circulated today for co-sponsorship in the Wisconsin State Senate and Assembly. Introduced by Senator Testin and Representative Dittrich, the Shield the Vulnerable Act would ban abortions that are performed solely based on the sex, race, or disability diagnosis of an unborn child.

Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul is expected to seek permission later this week from the Legislature’s budget committee to drop the multistate lawsuit against the Trump administration’s Title X rule. In 2019, Wisconsin joined twenty other states in suing the administration over a rule banning tax-payer funded family planning clinics from referring patients for abortions.

Wisconsin Right to Life’s Political Action Committee has announced endorsements for the Assembly District 37 Special Election Primary on June 15, 2021: Nick Kruger Jennifer Meinhardt William Penterman Nathan Pollnow Gracie Skogman, PAC director of Wisconsin Right to Life, stated, “We are encouraged by the dedication to defending pro-life values from all four of these

“We are thrilled to have Tim Tebow join us tonight for our Education Fund Dinner, live and in-person!” shared Heather Weininger, executive director of Wisconsin Right to Life. Weininger continued, “While our work at Wisconsin Right to Life never stopped or was put on hold, we changed last year’s Education Fund Dinner to a virtual