Capitol Update Newsletter
The Wisconsin Jewish Conference publishes a quarterly newsletter, called Capitol Update, for its member communities. Here are links the recent editions of the Capitol Update in Adobe PDF.
The Fall 2008 issue features articles on:
- 2008 Election Aftermath
- State Issues of Interest to WJC
- Save the Date! WJC Legislative Day
- Minimum Wage Proposal Includes Camp Counselors
- Budget Outlook
The Summer 2008 issue features articles on:
- 2008 Election Issue
- Wood Leaves GOP
- Camp Counselor Wage Increase Proposed
- Key State Races
- Former Lawmakers Make Bids to Return
- Camp License Fees May Increase
The Spring 2008 issue features articles on:
- 2007-2008 Legislative Session Comes to an End
- Bill Specifying Human Trafficking as a Crime Signed into Law
- Effort to Rename "Holiday Tree"
- 2007-2008 Cemetery/ End of Life Legislation
- Consul Barukh Binah Visits Madison
- WJC Hosts Israeli Legal Delegation
- Darfur & Iran Divestment Update
The Fall 2007 issue features articles on:
- State Budget Includes Many WJC Priorities
- Divestment Update: Sudan and Iran
- WJC Joins Jewish Advocates from Across the Nation in Washington
- Twenty-Fifth Annual Jerusalem Conference of Mayors in Jerusalem, Israel
The Spring 2007 issue features articles on:
- 2007 Marks 20th Anniversary of WJC
- Budget Items of Interest to WJC
- Joint Finance Sets Hearing Schedule
The Fall 2006 issue features articles on:
- Election Overview
- Marriage Amendment Passes
- Voters Pass Death Penalty Referendum
- State Budget Process Underway
- Joint Finance Committee Members Named
- Wisconsin Legislative Leadership.
The Spring 2006 issue features articles on:
- 2005-06 Session Concludes
- TABOR Defeated
- “BCE” Textbook Bill Goes Nowhere
- Concealed Carry Shot Down Again
- Marriage Amendment Heads to Final Stage – Statewide Vote
- Death Penalty Referendum on November Ballot
- Election Overview
- Darfur Action Coalition of Wisconsin
The Winter 2005 issue features articles on:
- Conceal Carry Bill Headed for Override Attempt
- Marriage Amendment Likely To Go To November Referendum
- Improved Mental Health Benefits Weakened by Amendment
- From United Jewish Communities: Congress Passes Terrorism Insurance Bill
- Governor Vetoes Bills of Interest to WJC
The Summer 2005 issue features articles on:
- Governor Signs State Budget
- Conceal Carry is Back
- Clergy Abuse Bill Introduced
- WJC Board Update
- Prison Wine Legislation Introduced
- “Conscience Clause” Bills Advance
- State Budget Process In Full Swing
- Joint Finance Public Hearing Schedule
- REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS UPDATE
- JEWISH LEGISLATIVE DAY SET
- PROPERTY TAX FREEZE PASSES LEGISLATURE
If you would like more information about our newsletter please contact the WJC office.