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Voting is a Right! ![]() Senator Lena Taylor and Senator Spencer Coggs have lead the fight to protect the right to vote. Last November, too many Wisconsin voters were confronted with an election system that was woefully unable to handle the high number of voters. Instead of directly confronting real problems with the current election system, Republican leaders in Wisconsin have, sadly, fabricated an urban legend of widespread voter fraud to push a voter photo ID bill that will create unnecessary roadblocks to the ballot box for all voters. Not satisfied with merely making voting more difficult, Republicans are now shamelessly trying to repeal Wisconsin's nationally renowned same day voter registration system. Wisconsin leaders must address critical problems, including more and better trained poll workers and early voting opportunities to reduce lines on Election Day. ![]() Milwaukee County Supervisor Roger Quindel speaks at Milwaukee press conferernce on October 24, 2005 SEIU Press Release on US House Administration Committee hearing in Milwaukee. State Senator Tom Reynolds suggests voting is not a right! West Allis Voter ID Hearing SEIU Press Release. Dian Palmer speaks at Washington, D.C. press conference to stop $10 billion in Federal Medicaid cuts ![]() Dian Palmer is joined by Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi at press conference on Tuesday, October 25, 2005 Dian Palmer, President of SEIU Wisconsin State Council, joined Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (NV) and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (CA) alond with Gulf Coast survivors of Hurricane Katrina in a roundtable discussion centered on the proposed Republican cuts to Medicaid and other vital programs. Later, Dian joined survivors in lobbying Congressional members against cuts to Medicaid. Read Senator Reid and Congresswomen Pelosi's press Release about the event. ![]() Dian speaks about her and 50 other SEIU member's experiences in the Gulf Coast providing medical aid to Hurricane Survivors.
SEIU Supports the Jauch/Sherman Proposal to Increase Nursing Home Rates ![]() The Jauch/Sherman Bill rightly targets at least 50% of the rate increase for direct care nursing home staff. The only serious nationwide research shows that health care staffing levels are the only variable that directly improves the quality of patient care. Press Release Memo on SEIU position OP/ED by Debbie Timko, President of SEIU Local 150 Contact your state legislator to urge support of Jauch/Sherman. End Mandatory Overtime for Health Care Workers
End Short Staffing in Wisconsin's Nursing Homes
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