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A few years ago, a group of conservative-leaning individuals from around Wisconsin joined together to establish the Wisconsin Republican Assembly (WRA), a bottoms up, grassroot organization. It may have Republican in its name but it is not a Republican party organization, but more of an advocacy organization. “The Wisconsin Republican Assembly is on a mission to unite the citizens of Wisconsin across this great state and bring forward their wisdom and talents to make a difference at the local, state, and national levels.”

WRA has an excellent website (wisconsinrepublicanassembly.org) to find articles about current issues and current topics. To find links to any one of the 26 conservative news media, go to the Library and click on Conservative News. The WRA is a member of the National Federation of Republican Assemblies (NFRA). The local chapters have three pillars that are similar to the NFRA – community development, legislative development, and candidate development.

The resource tabs on their website will guide you to articles and videos about election integrity, legislation and resolutions, and Wisconsin partners. If one is thinking of running for an office, supportive information (along with a candidate survey) can be found in the Library tab under “How to Get an Endorsement.”

Within the election integrity section, experts Rick Weible, Dr. Frank, and KrisAnne Hall have submitted articles. You will also find Lindell TV movies as well as free movies like “Whose Children are They” and “Absolute Proof.”

Turning Point USA, Hillsdale College, Prager University, Hot Government, The Wisconsin Conservative Digest, Judicial Watch, and Cause of America are only a few of the WI Republican Assembly’s partners.

Within the “Cause of America” section, you will find current news articles and an election education series with links to information about voter rolls, voting safeguards, National Change of Address database, voting machines and much more. You would also find information on how to hand-count election ballots. The library section within “Cause of America” also includes files on legal filings, vendor contracts and manuals, legislative drafts, voting equipment test logs, sample ballots, canvassing information and more.

The Wisconsin Republican Assembly has also submitted resolutions to the state legislature dealing with certain state statutes about issues like restoring election integrity, etc.

I encourage you to investigate the wealth of information on the WI Republican Assembly social media platforms: X, Facebook, Truth Social, Telegram, Gettr, Signal, and Cause of America-Wisconsin and the WRA substack.