ICYMI: Tammy Baldwin’s Statewide, Five-Day “Dairyland Tour”

In case you missed it, Tammy Baldwin campaigned across Wisconsin on her five-day statewide Dairyland tour last week to highlight the issues at the heart of communities across Wisconsin. Tammy held roundtable discussions about tribal health care issues and farmers mental health, visited Main Street small businesses, toured manufacturers who are benefitting from her Made in America legislation, and met with supporters to talk about the stakes of 2024.

“On my statewide, five-day Dairyland Tour, I met with Wisconsinites from red, blue, and purple, rural, urban, and suburban communities all over the state to listen to them and hear about the most pressing issues they’re facing,” said Tammy Baldwin. “I’m taking everything I heard right back to Washington to find solutions for our families and keep moving America’s Dairyland forward.”

Start to finish, Tammy traveled 1,400 miles and visited 19 counties. She made stops in Douglas, Bayfield, Ashland, Oneida, Lincoln, Wood, Marathon, Waupaca, Outagamie, Winnebago, Dodge, Jefferson, Green, Richland, Vernon, La Crosse, Juneau, Sauk, and Columbia counties. From kicking off her tour in a snowstorm in Superior and visiting famous Made in Wisconsin manufacturers in Central Wisconsin and the Fox Valley to having a Spotted Cow at New Glarus Brewing Company and ending her tour on an Original Wisconsin Duck Tour, Tammy made the most of her tour across America’s Dairyland.

See below for a recap of Tammy’s Dairyland Tour:

Day 1 – Northern Wisconsin

Tammy thanking Superior snow plow drivers for their hard work to keep our roads safe.

Tammy and Superior Mayor Jim Paine at a local business having a conversation about her work to invest in the Great Lakes, broadband, and Superior’s small businesses.

Tammy wrapping up her day with a small business stop at a local coffee shop in Washburn.

Day 2 – Northern & Central Wisconsin

Tammy taking a tour of the Bad River Health and Wellness Center’s new expansion project. Following the tour, Tammy hosted a tribal health care issues roundtable with leaders of the Bad River Tribe.

Tammy meeting with Oneida and Vilas County supporters at a small business stop in Rhinelander.

Tammy ending the second day of the Dairyland Tour with a Merrill brewery stop where she met with Lincoln County supporters.

Day 3 – Central, Northeastern, and Southeastern Wisconsin

Tammy visiting Wausau Main Street business with Mayor Katie Rosenberg.

Tammy meeting with supporters at a small business stop in Waupaca County.

Tammy touring a Wisconsin foundry in the Fox Valley that is able to keep good paying jobs in the area because of her Buy America rules.

Tammy rounding out the third day of the Dairyland Tour in Fort Atkinson for a meet & greet event with Jefferson County supporters.

Day 4 – Southern & Western Wisconsin

Tammy touring the famous New Glarus Brewing Company alongside co-founder and president, Deb Carey.

Tammy visiting Richland Center small businesses on a Main Street walk with Mayor Todd Coppernoll.

Tammy concluding the fourth day of the Dairyland Tour with a small business stop where she met with supporters in Vernon County.

Day 5 – Southern Wisconsin

Tammy hosting a roundtable discussion with the Farmer Angel Network, an organization in Sauk County dedicated to helping support farmers and rural communities get access to the mental health care resources they need.