Campaign Literature—2024 General Election

The Biden-Harris Administration is Fighting for
WISCONSIN'S WORKING FAMILIES
President Biden and Vice President Harris are delivering results for working families, while Trump is working for special interests, the ultra-wealthy, and big corporations.

PRESIDENT BIDEN IS LOWERING COSTS FOR FAMILIES
The Biden Administration is consistently using every tool they can to lower costs for families including:
• Capping insulin costs at $35 per month
• Canceling $144 billion in student debt
• Investing $1.6B to provide affordable high-speed internet across Wisconsin.

PRESIDENT BIDEN IS CREATING GOOD-PAYING JOBS
The Biden administration has invested $6.9 Billion in public infrastructure, semiconductor and clean energy investments in Wisconsin. Biden has overseen the creation of 175,000 Wisconsin jobs, including over 17,000 manufacturing jobs.

PRESIDENT BIDEN IS PROTECTING REPRODUCTIVE FREEDOMS
President Biden and Vice President Harris believe medical decisions should be between a woman and her doctor. They are fighting to restore the protections of Roe v. Wade.


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Tammy Baldwin is committed to making sure that Wisconsin families, not just big corporate special interests and the super wealthy, have someone working hard for them.

Lowering the Cost of Raising a Family
Tammy is fighting to bring down the cost of housing, health care, and prescription drugs so everyone can afford to live and raise their family in Wisconsin.

Bringing Home Good Paying Made in Wisconsin Jobs
Tammy is working with Republicans and Democrats to bring home good paying Made in Wisconsin jobs and taking on foreign countries like China who try to undermine our workers.

Fighting for Our Freedoms
Tammy is leading the fight to restore and protect women's reproductive freedoms so every woman has the right to make her own decisions about her health care.

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