Representative Greta Neubauer

I am so proud to have stood with the many women and advocates who were relentless in their efforts to get this bill passed. Getting here wasn’t easy, but the fight was worth it.

I am thrilled that Gail’s Law was signed into law today. Women in our state deserve greater access to breast cancer screenings, and we have made real progress in that direction with this bill.

Please do not hesitate to reach out to my office if you need support in navigating state programs or if you have questions about what assistance the state can provide. You can reach me and my staff at Rep.Neubauer@legis.wisconsin.gov and at 608-237-9166. dwd.wisconsin.gov/ui/

As more information is made available, I will continue to uplift resources and programming for the people affected by these decisions.

I am very disappointed that two companies are reducing operations in Racine County and laying off hundreds of employees. This is extremely difficult news for our community and will impact hundreds of families. racinecountyeye.com/2026/03/18/stu…

Access to healthcare is essential, especially for women recovering from giving birth and caring for newborns. As someone who is about to become a mom, I am proud to have co-authored Postpartum Medicaid Expansion, fought for its passage, and voted for it on the Assembly floor.

Investing in kids and lowering property taxes are two of our top priorities. We can’t finish the session without making these needed investments. This is a responsible and common sense proposal and we should get it done.

Love to learn from women, love to be a woman, love to think of all the amazing things we will do in the future to fight for one another. Happy International Women’s Day!

Many of us as Legislative Democrats served under Republicans’ gerrymandered maps for years. We deeply understand the importance of competitive maps and remain committed to supporting a redistricting process where the voters’ voices are heard.

I’m excited to be spending some time today serving at Empty Bowls! This is a great opportunity to support a great cause, check out local art, and enjoy good food.

As these bills move to the State Senate, I’m optimistic we’ll be able to deliver for Wisconsinites and ensure everyone has access to clean water. Keep contacting your senators to make sure this bill becomes law this year.

Access to clean drinking water is essential, and PFAS contamination remains a serious challenge across Wisconsin. I was grateful to see bipartisan votes for legislation on PFAS remediation in the Assembly.

Our work is far from finished, and my Democratic colleagues and I are up to the challenge. These wins are just the start — a better future is on the horizon.

Looking back on last week’s floor session, I am immensely proud of all that we did to pass Gail’s Law and postpartum medicaid expansion. Years of persistent advocacy resulted in securing these wins for women and families.

Soon,  things will be different around here and we will deliver on the real priorities of Wisconsinites.

This is the last night of the legislative session and Republicans have made it clear that they’re ready to gavel out early for an extended vacation. Even with some wins, there is still so much to do.

Assembly Democrats were unified, determined, and frankly, relentless. I am so proud to have been part of this moment and so relieved that we will soon see this critical bill signed into law.

Moms and their families, advocates across the state, and Legislative Democrats fought for postpartum Medicaid expansion for years. This week, Assembly Democrats refused to take no for an answer and effectively stopped legislative business to force a vote on this bill.

I want to take a moment to recognize the countless people who fought for and won postpartum Medicaid expansion in Wisconsin. This win means that women in our state will keep their healthcare for a full year rather than 60 days after giving birth. This win will save lives.