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I want to thank the people of Wisconsin’s 14th Assembly District for allowing me to serve as their State Representative and for giving me the privilege of serving all of the people of Wisconsin in the legislature.
I would also like to thank the people who have offered their personal advice, effort, energy, and their financial support to my campaign.
Without all of you, I would not be able to advance our common beliefs and governing principles.
As I approach every vote and debate, no matter how contentious or personally challenging, I take great comfort in knowing that you are there to support me in the battle to defend our values and our freedoms.
Thank you for all that you do and thank you for standing with me!
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In the News
December 6, 2008
Rep. Leah Vukmir, R-Wauwatosa, wasn't open to the idea. Vukmir, a nurse and the outgoing chairwoman of the Assembly health committee, criticized the plan's possible mandate and focus on insurance reform rather than on the costs of medical care itself. "It doesn't get to the root of the problem" of rising costs, Vukmir said.more
October 15, 2008
Leah Vukmir responds to The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel candidate questionnaire.more
September 22, 2008
"It's troubling because this was supposed to cost nothing," said Rep. Leah Vukmir, R-Wauwatosa, chairwoman of the Assembly Health Committee. "The program has opened up to far more people than was anticipated."more
September 11, 2008
"Solutions that come from the private sector is the best situation," she said. "Government can help by getting out of the way."more
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Leah's "Must Read" News
January 6, 2009
Ice levels had been tracking lower throughout much of 2008, but rapidly recovered in the last quarter. In fact, the rate of increase from September onward is the fastest rate of change on record, either upwards or downwards.more
January 4, 2009
Starting late last summer, the financial markets began to exhibit tremendous volatility, officials at the Fed and the Treasury began to act as if imminent disaster loomed, and media commentators and reporters completely lost their composure. Even people who should have known better began to talk and to act as if the economy stood on the brink of complete collapse unless the government took unprecedented actions immediately. When one extraordinary action failed to calm the waters at once, another extraordinary action was taken, then another, and another.more
January 3, 2009
Gov. Jim Doyle joined four other Democratic governors Friday in calling for a $1 trillion federal economic stimulus package that would include $250 billion for education. Doyle and the others - Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine, New York Gov. David Paterson and Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland - said in a conference call with reporters that federal assistance for education is essential to avoid deep cuts in cash-strapped states. more
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Paid for by the Friends of Leah Vukmir,Pam Reeves, Treasurer
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