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5th Assembly District Update: March 8, 2024

Vetoed Tax Cuts

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers vetoed tax cuts for the middle class, retirees, and married couples.

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers vetoed tax cuts for the middle class, retirees, and married couples.

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers vetoed tax cuts for the middle class, retirees, and married couples.

  • Middle Class Tax Cut – Reduces income tax on income under $112,500 for an average tax cut of $454 per filer.
  • Retirement Income Exemption – Eliminates state taxes on all retirement income, up to $150,000 per couple.
  • Marriage Tax Credit Expansion – Would have doubled the credit for married couples up to a maximum of $870.

New Legislative Maps

Current 2022 District #5 Assembly Map

The legislative district maps in Wisconsin have experienced another round of changes.

New 2024 District #5 Assembly Map

The legislative district maps in Wisconsin have experienced another round of changes.

Link to Wisconsin Legislative Map Site

View both the current and new Assembly District #5 maps by accessing the Wisconsin State Legislature map page by clicking the link above. This site provides a space to enter your home address and locate your current and new district and representative.

The legislative district maps in Wisconsin have experienced another round of changes. Back in February, Governor Evers proposed new maps which the legislature agreed to and passed in both the Assembly and Senate. These maps were signed into law by the Governor.

Previously, the Wisconsin Supreme Court had deemed the old maps as constitutional, but recently, a change occurred. The new Supreme Court of Wisconsin decided to bypass the previous ruling and declared the maps unconstitutional, effectively negating the previous decision.

Instead of letting the new Supreme Court and their hired consultants manipulate the maps, which would be against the state constitution, the legislature took a different route. The constitution in Wisconsin mandates that the legislature, a political body, should be the one to establish the legislative districts. By accepting the governor’s map, the legislature prevented further lawsuits from reaching the Supreme Court. This move also curtailed the spending of taxpayers’ money on legal battles over the maps.


In the District

Rep. Goeben received a heartwarming welcome from students and staff at St. Peter Lutheran School in Appleton. The Representative met with students and staff and spoke to the upper grade levels about civics and the Wisconsin Legislature. She provided the school with Wisconsin State maps and Blue Books with study guides. The study guides are designed for upper elementary students and consists of questions about Wisconsin state government and interesting facts about Wisconsin.

Rep. Goeben received a heartwarming welcome from students and staff at St. Peter Lutheran School in Appleton. Rep. Goeben received a heartwarming welcome from students and staff at St. Peter Lutheran School in Appleton.
Rep. Goeben received a heartwarming welcome from students and staff at St. Peter Lutheran School in Appleton.

 


At the Capitol

20th Annual Research in the Rotunda

Nearly 160 students from the UW System showcased their research in the Capitol for the 20th Annual Research in the Rotunda Event.Nearly 160 students from the UW System showcased their research in the Capitol for the 20th Annual Research in the Rotunda Event!

Nearly 160 students from the UW System showcased their research in the Capitol for the 20th Annual Research in the Rotunda Event. Nearly 160 students from the UW System showcased their research in the Capitol for the 20th Annual Research in the Rotunda Event.

Congratulations to Lauren Klawiter – Seymour (left photo) and Gianna Kornaus – Oneida (right photo, left side), UW-Green Bay & UW-Eau Claire students from the 5th District on your accomplishments!


2023-24 State of Wisconsin Blue Books are here.

Blue Books Are Still Available!

District #5 Residents, please contact my office for your copy while supplies last.


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Upcoming Events in District 5

“Lent” Your Way Day Social to benefit Pillars, Inc: Sunday, March 17th
11:00AM – 3:00 PM
411 Vandenbroek St, Little Chute

Spring Arts & Craft Market: Saturday, March 23
10:00AM – 2:00 PM
Scotty’s Pub 2091 County Road JJ, Kaukauna

Ashwaubenon 2024 Village Wide Rummage Sale
Registration open now until March 29th
https://ashwaubenon.gov/government/departments/parks-recreation/village-wide-rummage-sale/

T.A.A.G. Spring Four Wheeler Raffle Fundraiser: Saturday, April 6, 2024
11:00 AM – 4pm
Maloney’s N1994 Maloney Rd. Kaukauna
Get tickets ahead by calling Ray Dana (920) 544-1448
All proceeds support Wisconsin Veterans and First Responders

Alex’s 12th Annual Peace ‘N Love Walk: Saturday, April 27, 2024
10:00 AM – Registration
11:00 AM – Walk Starts
Hydro Park Kaukauna
Proceeds support local families battling cancer.

"Lent" Your Way Day Social to benefit Pillars, Inc: Sunday, March 17th

 

Spring Arts and Crafts Market

12th Annual Peace 'N Love Walk

 


Do you know of an event in District 5?

Please contact my office with any upcoming events. I look forward to sharing your event details in the next Goeben Gazette.


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Contact Information

My staff and I are here to serve you. If you have general questions or concerns regarding legislative matters, or if you need assistance with a state agency, please feel free to contact us. We are here to assist you!

We are also happy to schedule a meeting with you, either here in Madison, or in District 5.
Representative Joy Goeben
State Capitol, Room 209 North
PO Box 8952
Madison, WI 53708
Rep.Goeben@legis.wisconsin.gov
(608) 237-9105 or Toll Free (888) 534-0005

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