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Grassroots Action Alert

Wisconsin Act 405

Wisconsin Act 405 was signed into law on May 18, 2010.

This act severely limited consumer access to short term credit and completely eliminated a Wisconsin consumer's ability to use his or her automobile to secure a personal loan. This law elimates a viable personal and private financial choice for Wisconsin consumers.

Contact your senator and representative today and request that they work to repeal Wisconsin Act 405 on your behalf.

Know who your legislators are?

Click their name from the list below to contact them. A sample letter has been pre-written for your convenience, but feel free to revise and personalize your information as you see fit.

It is very important that at the conclusion of your letter you sign and provide your mailing address information, making them aware that you are a constituent of his/her district.

Don't know who your legislators are?

Click here to find them. Then, come back to this page, and click on his/her name on the list below. A sample letter has been pre-written for your convenience, but feel free to revise and personalize your information as you see fit.

It is very important that at the conclusion of your letter you sign and provide your mailing address information, making them aware that you are a constituent of his/her district.

Click here for a sample letter.

Senators

  • Tim Carpenter (D)
  • Spencer Coggs (D)
  • Robert Cowles (R)
  • Tim Cullen (D)
  • Alberta Darling (R)
  • Michael Ellis (R)
  • Jon Erpenbach (D)
  • Scott Fitzgerald (R)
  • Pam Galloway (R)
  • Glenn Grothman (R)
  • Dave Hansen (D)
  • Sheila Harsdorf (R)
  • Jim Holperin (D)
  • Randy Hopper (R)
  • Robert Jauch (D)
  • Dan Kapanke (R)
  • Neal Kedzie (R)
  • Chris Larson (D)
  • Alan Lasee (R)
  • Julie Lassa (D)
  • Mary Lazich (R)
  • Joe Leibham (R)
  • Mark Miller (D)
  • Terry Moulton (R)
  • Luther Olsen (R)
  • Fred Risser (D)
  • Judy Robson (D)
  • Dale Schultz (R)
  • Jim Sullivan (D)
  • Lena Taylor (D)
  • Kathleen Vinehout (D)
  • Van Wanggaard (R)
  • Leah Vukmir (R)
  • Rich Zipperer (R)
  • Robert Wirch (D)

Representatives

  • Tyler August (R)
  • Joan Ballweg (R)
  • Peter Barca (D)
  • Terese Berceau (D)
  • Penny Bernard Schaber (D)
  • Kathy Bernier (R)
  • Janet Bewley (D)
  • Garey Bies (R)
  • Ed Brooks (R)
  • Fred Clark (D)
  • Elizabeth Coggs (D)
  • David Cullen (D)
  • Chris Danou (D)
  • Mike Endsley (R)
  • Paul Farrow (R)
  • Jason Fields (D)
  • Jeff Fitzgerald (R)
  • Mark Gottlieb (R)
  • Tamara Grigsby (D)
  • Scott Gunderson (R)
  • Gary Hebl (D)
  • Gordon Hintz (D)
  • Mark Honadel (R)
  • Michael Huebsch (R)
  • Brett Hulsey (D)
  • Andre Jacque (R)
  • Andy Jorgensen (D)
  • Chris Kapenga (R)
  • Dean Kaufert (R)
  • Samantha Kerkman (R)
  • Frederick Kessler (D)
  • Steve Kestell (R)
  • Joel Kleefisch (R)
  • John Klenke(R)
  • Joe Knilans (R)
  • Dan Knodl (R)
  • Dean Knudson (R)
  • Dale Kooyenga (R)
  • Bill Kramer (R)
  • Scott Krug (R)
  • Margaret Krusick (D)
  • Mike Kuglitsch (R)
  • Tom Larson (R)
  • Daniel LeMahieu (R)
  • Michelle Litjens (R)
  • Amy Loudenbeck (R)
  • Howard Marklein (R)
  • Cory Mason (D)
  • Dan Meyer (R)
  • Nick Milroy (D)
  • Louis Molepske, Jr. (D)
  • Jeffrey Mursau (R)
  • John Murtha (R)
  • Stephen Nass (R)
  • Lee Nerison (R)
  • John Nygren (R)
  • Jim Ott (R)
  • Alvin Ott (R)
  • Joe Parisi (D)
  • Sandy Pasch (D)
  • Kevin Petersen (R)
  • Jerry Petrowski (R)
  • Warren Petryk (R)
  • Mark Pocan (D)
  • Sondy Pope-Roberts (D)
  • Don Pridemore (R)
  • Mark Radcliffe (D)
  • Jon Richards (D)
  • Janis Ringhand (D)
  • Keith Ripp (R)
  • Roger Rivard (R)
  • Kelda Helen Roys (D)
  • Donna Seidel (D)
  • Erik Severson (R)
  • Jennifer Shilling (D)
  • Christine Sinicki (D)
  • Richard Spanbauer (R)
  • Tony Staskunas (D)
  • John Steinbrink (D)
  • Jim Steinke(R)
  • Jeffrey Stone (R)
  • Pat Strachota (R)
  • Scott Suder (R)
  • Gary Tauchen (R)
  • Jeremy Thiesfeldt (R)
  • Tom Tiffany (R)
  • Barbara Toles (D)
  • Travis Tranel (R)
  • Robert Turner (D)
  • Karl Van Roy (R)
  • Robin Vos (R)
  • Amy Sue Vruwink (D)
  • Chad Weininger (R)
  • Mary Williams (R)
  • Evan Wynn (R)
  • Leon Young (D)
  • Jocasta Zamparripa(D)
  • Josh Zepnick (D)
  • Bob Ziegelbauer (I)

Sample Letter

Senator [fill in your legislator's name here]:

I am writing to you today about Wisconsin Act 405. I strongly oppose any law that limits my choices as a consumer. The government does not have a right to interfere in my personal, private financial transactions. Further, I am opposed to any state-sponsored database as they pose a threat to my personal privacy.

As a resident of Wisconsin and one of your constituents, I urge you to work to repeal Wisconsin Act 405 and restore consumer access to short term lending options.

Sincerely,
[Your Name and Address Here]

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