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Recent Photos

August 
At the Capitol
Senator Erpenbach at the bill signing of the statewide smoking ban. The ban will go into effect summer 2010; the approved language was worked on by Erpenbach with a coalition of stakeholders.
July 
At the Capitol
Governor Doyle signed the Erpenbach teacher prep time bill which will require schools to allow teachers to negotiate for time they spend on non-instruction classroom work.
April 
University of Wisconsin
Kelsey Morin, Josh Shapiro, and Colleen Thomas meet with Senator Jon Erpenbach in his office on issues related to University of Wisconsin students. Josh Shapiro is from Belleville in the 27th Senate District.
April 
At the Capitol
Senator Erpenbach and Governor Doyle at the bill signing of the Home Buyer Protection Act authored by Erpenbach. The Home Buyer Protection Act allows buyers to sue the seller of a home for fraud if the seller intentionally lies about the condition of their property and conceals a major defect.
March 
At the Capitol
Governor Doyle signed Senator's Erpenbach's "Malinda's Law" to regulate traveling sales crews in Wisconsin. The bill was passed after nearly a decade of work by Erpenbach and his constituent Phil Ellenbecker whose daughter Malinda was killed in a van crash that took the lives of seven members of a traveling sales crew on Interstate 90.
January 
At the Capitol
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Audio & Video

Sen. Erpenbach speaks on legislation to prohibit text messaging while driving.
Sen. Erpenbach explains his legislation that fills a loophole in the hit-and-run law.
President Obama held a town hall meeting on health care attended by Senator Jon Erpenbach. Erpenbach is a part of working group of state legislators working with the White House helping shape the Presidents proposal and bringing the message of his health care plan to their home states.
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