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As a seventh generation resident of Walworth County, Representative Tyler August has a deep family history in area as well as a keen understanding of the values of its residents. Born on January 26, 1983, Tyler is a lifelong resident of Walworth County. He is a 2001 graduate of Big Foot Public High School. After attending both UW-Eau Claire and UW-Madison, Tyler served as former State Rep. Tom Lothian's chief of staff at the State Capitol.
Tyler has accomplished much for our area. His priorities include:
The southern border with Mexico is a disaster due to the failures of the Biden Administration. The invasion at the southern border not only puts our national security at risk, but it has resulted in horrific human trafficking and fentanyl pouring into our communities that is poisoning our citizens.
I know this because I've actually visited the border and listened to the Border Patrol's plea for help. That is why I authored a resolution to send the WI National Guard to help states like Texas defend our border.
This November, all voters will have the opportunity to approve a constitutional amendment that I authored, which will ensure only US citizens are eligible to vote in our elections.
At the core of my beliefs is the idea of small, limited government.
I believe in a limited government that does not infringe upon our rights as citizens. This includes my opposition to many mandates, including vaccinations and government-run health care.
Additionally, as a Life Member of the NRA, I am a strong supporter of the Second Amendment and our right to bear arms.
When I first ran for office there was a huge budget deficit and unemployment was at 9%. Since then, we have implemented government reforms that have put Wisconsin back on the right path by balancing budgets, lowering the tax burden, which has resulted in the tax burden falling to an all-time low.
I support continued common sense reforms to our welfare programs like drug testing and minimum work requirements.
My goal is to ensure Wisconsin's economy remains strong. I've worked to ensure Wisconsin remains "open for business," by supporting free market concepts. Importing family-sustaining careers to our area is important and it is something we've been able to accomplish. I will always support cutting red tape and burdensome regulations on job creators.
When I was first elected, Wisconsin had a large budget deficit. Since then, I've continually voted for balanced budgets. Government needs to have a strict budget -- just like families and small businesses.
I'm proud to say that since I was first elected in 2010, I've voted to cut billions in taxes here in Wisconsin. This has not only helped our hard working families, but also our small businesses that create jobs.
We've actually eliminated entire taxes, which builds upon the billions we’ve cut since I took office. This has resulted in the lowest tax burden in 50 years for Wisconsinites.
Our children's education is important. I support reforms to ensure more money goes to the classroom instead of unneeded administrative costs.
Our employers need skilled workers. That is why I support programs that help our workforce get the education and training they need. Strong technical schools are a crucial to our state.
I support a tuition freeze to help parents and students with the cost of higher education. I also am the author of legislation that created the state's first Merit Scholarship for Wisconsin students.