588:, which represented hourly workers at the mill, also objected. Under Wisconsin receivership law, individuals or entities affected by the sale can object to the sale. At subsequent court hearings, USW and Nelson's case was heard. Their appeal was successful. The presiding judge directed the presumptive new owner, Industrial Assets, to run the plant or find a buyer who would. Industrial Assets chose to run the facility as a going concern and not sell it off as parts and the mill was operational beginning December of that year. The third and final paper machine went online in March of the following year. According to Nelson and company CEO Kyle Putzstuck, it is rare for mills in these situations to continue operating. Nelson's work helping save the mill is the subject of his new book,
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country was in the Great
Recession and the number of unemployed rose by 592,000 in August alone. Nelson authored a resolution that would call on NewPage to continue running the mill or sell it on the open market. The legislature never convened and the resolution was not adopted. The mill was shut down on September 8 and was bought by Aim Demolition on June 7, 2011 which subsequently tore it down beginning April 2, 2012. Nelson would work on another effort to save a mill later in his service as county executive (see
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Executive Nelson told a press conference in February of that year, referring to the ordeal of 2007. Approximately 2700 residents of Outagamie County were enrolled in the program. In May, the Joint Finance Committee which consists of members of both houses of the legislature and is responsible for marking up the executive budget, announced it would reject Walker’s proposal and continue funding SeniorCare. Funding remained intact for the rest of the budget process and was adopted as part of the budget in July.
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the tax, citing widespread opposition to the measure and that it was a regressive tax that hurt those least able to pay it. The county board overrode his veto and the tax took effect in
January 2020. Prior to his veto, Nelson ran a radio ad touting his objection to the sales tax and calling on residents to contact their supervisors. Supervisors demanded Nelson take down his ad, but Nelson demurred, citing his right to run the ads.
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repeatedly refused Nelson's challenge for a debate. Sitting lieutenant governor and
Democrat Barbara Lawton said Nelson and Kleefisch should debate because “it was important for voters to learn about the lieutenant governor candidates since they would take over for the governor should he no longer be
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Nelson waited until the end of the legislative session to launch his campaign because he wanted to focus on “his legislative responsibilities”. As majority leader he chaired the Rules committee which sets the legislative agenda, specifically which bills would be voted on by the state
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February. He sought reelection in 2015 and 2019 and was uncontested in each race. On April 4, 2023, Nelson won an unprecedented fourth term by defeating Kevin Sturn, 55-44. Nelson outperformed the Democratic-aligned state supreme court justice candidate Janet
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He continued to work on this issue for the rest of his time in the legislature and as county executive. Again in 2015, the program’s future was uncertain because
Governor Scott Walker did not fund SeniorCare in the 2015-2017 biennial budget. “SeniorCare is good policy then, and its good policy now,”
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at the U.S. Capitol. A poll released by Nelson's campaign on March 29, 2021, showed Nelson leading Ron
Johnson by four points (48%-44%). At the time of the poll, Johnson had not indicated whether he would seek re-election. Since then, Johnson would go on to defeat Democratic Nominee Mandela Barnes
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Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. The committee reserved $ 730,000 for its independent expenditure arm and the Super PAC, House Majority PAC, $ 200,000. Late in the campaign, Nelson made the committee's Red to Blue program, the top-tier races. His opponent in
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At the beginning of his third term in 2019, Nelson opposed the adoption of a county-wide sales tax. Outagamie County was one of just six counties (out of 72) that had not yet implemented a county sales tax, although it had been debating the matter on and off since the 1980s. In June, Nelson vetoed
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Gallagher, earning 37% of the vote to Gallagher's 63%. Experts frequently noted the role that national headwinds played as Democrats on all levels struggled both in northeast Wisconsin and statewide, though Nelson lagged behind Democratic nominee
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synod and Green Bay Diocese. According to Nelson, "There aren't crucial differences between the faiths. The most difficult part is coordinating weekend schedules so we can get to both service and Mass." Maria added, "Early on in our relationship, I think I was hesitant to admit that I liked our
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and frequent commentator on the race that year, "The Democratic primary for lieutenant governor has been a wash so far. It's hard to pinpoint a front-runner, despite assumptions (I plead guilty too) at the beginning of the campaign that Tom Nelson would eventually box-out all of his competition,
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on October 11, 2016, as an example of the message that would be replicated elsewhere. “The Democratic Party says ads like that will run against congressional Republican candidates all over the country. They`re going to tie every Republican candidate in the country to Trump.”
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Lutheran church because it meant that somehow our Catholic church is lacking. As the years have passed, however, I've learned that seeing the individual beauty in each church doesn't question or diminish our faith."
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One Day Stronger: How One Union Local Saved a Mill and Changed an Industry -- And What It Means for American Manufacturing
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4138:"Nelson campaign: New Poll Shows Tom Nelson Leading Ron Johnson for U.S. Senate Race 48%-44%"
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3659:"Outagamie County Board chairman at odds with county executive over sales tax ad"
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3155:"Tom Nelson defeats Kevin Sturn to win fourth term as Outagamie County executive"
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4164:"Field of Democrats targeting Ron Johnson's U.S. Senate seat continues to grow"
4111:"Ron Johnson Told To Resign, Called 'Traitor' in 2022 Rival's Billboard Attack"
2571:"NewPage paper mill closing has left Kimberly, Wisconsin fighting for its life"
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3196:"Uncertainty remains for 600 employees amid pending sale of Appleton Coated"
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3442:"Appleton Coated comes back to life with worker recalls, machine re-starts"
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able to serve.” The gubernatorial candidates debated three times.
4051:"Federal records show Nelson registers candidacy for U.S. Senate"
3807:"House Top 40: Flipping Control Still A Tough Task For Democrats"
1859:"Tom Nelson edges Jack Voight in Outagamie County Executive race"
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was released March 9, 2021. Nelson's book received early praise.
3736:"Democrats Reserve Nearly $ 1 Million for Wisconsin House Race"
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3547:"Outagamie County Executive Tom Nelson vetoes 0.5% sales tax"
3385:"Appleton Coated restarting machine, calling back 50 workers"
2855:. Madison, Wisconsin: Wisconsin Legislative Reference Bureau
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4437:"Interfaith couple focuses on similarities of their faiths"
4083:"Democrats already angling to take out Ron Johnson in 2022"
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Nelson is married to Maria Nelson and the couple reside in
4251:"Democrat Tom Nelson announces 2022 bid to unseat Johnson"
2675:"Union Challenges NewPage Plan to Shut Down Kimberly Mill"
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The Rise of Receiverships (and the Decline of Chapter 11)
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Nelson has endorsed raising taxes on the wealthy to fund
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3127:"Nelson seeks re-election as Outagamie County executive"
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for county executive of Outagamie County, by roughly 52%
3275:"Appleton Coated files for receivership, seeks a buyer"
3064:"Barrett, Walker stay on the offensive in final debate"
3687:"Can Tom Nelson help flip Congress for the Democrats?"
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2118:. In Barish, Lawrence S.; Lemanski, Lynn (eds.).
4488:Ooutagamie County Spring Primary Election Result
3968:"Wisconsin District 08 2016 Race - Summary Data"
784:on the occasion of the 500th anniversary of the
536:(who ran as a ticket) were defeated in the 2010
3995:"Wisconsin District 08 Race - Outside Spending"
3833:"The Rachel Maddow Show, Transcript 10/11/2016"
2241:"US CMS ends waiver for Wisconsin Rx drug plan"
2154:"Results of Fall General Election - 11/07/2006"
2111:Wisconsin Legislative Reference Bureau (2005).
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564:Protasiewicz, who won Outagamie County 51-49.
4307:"Nelson: Raise Social Security tax on wealthy"
2487:"ANALYSIS: The 2015-17 Wisconsin State Budget"
2122:(Report). State of Wisconsin. pp. 22–23.
1925:Miller, Ted; Roberts, Rhonda (April 6, 2016).
4463:Results of Fall General Election - 11/02/2004
3037:"Lawton says Nelson, Kleefisch should debate"
2408:"Nelson, Gallagher tangle on taxes, deficits"
2186:Results of Fall General Election - 11/04/2008
2002:Results for 2010 General Election - 11/2/2010
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2959:Results of Fall Partisan Primary - 9/14/2010
2381:"Officials speak out on SeniorCare proposal"
2267:"Seniors, advocates push to keep SeniorCare"
2087:"GOP keeps control of Wisconsin Legislature"
447:Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
4412:"Kirkus unveils three $ 50,000 book prizes"
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3273:Wallenfang, Maureen (August 17, 2017).
2825:"Majority leader targets higher office"
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4385:"Tom Nelson Makes His Case For Senate"
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3194:Ryan, Courtney (September 20, 2017).
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3328:Ronallo, Alex (September 25, 2017).
688:2020 Democratic presidential primary
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309:Democratic primary election for the
4109:Jarvis, Jacob (February 12, 2021).
3763:Behr, Jeff Bollier, and Madeleine.
3062:Spicuzza, Mary (October 30, 2010).
2770:Bauer, Scott (September 20, 2010).
2514:"Walker signs 2015-17 state budget"
2293:"Seniors fear loss of cheaper meds"
2215:State of Wisconsin Assembly Journal
2085:Richmond, Todd (November 3, 2004).
1275:(no Lieutenant Governor candidate)
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4871:21st-century Wisconsin politicians
4391:. The Majority Report w/ Sam Seder
4049:Kerhin, Brian (October 23, 2020).
3467:Corkery, Michael (22 March 2019).
3330:"Appleton Coated hearing underway"
3043:. MediaNews Group. 18 October 2010
1721:General Election, November 8, 2016
1174:General Election, November 2, 2010
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4277:Nelson, Thomas (March 26, 2019).
4249:Bauer, Scott (October 26, 2020).
3629:Evansen, Paul (January 1, 2020).
3500:ONE DAY STRONGER | Kirkus Reviews
2849:Barish, Lawrence S. (2009–2010).
2629:. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
2434:"2019 Joint Committee on Finance"
392:Nelson is a former member of the
4768:Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin
3948:(Press release). August 17, 2016
3601:Soellner, Mica (June 12, 2019).
3153:Voight, Sophia (April 4, 2023).
3125:Behnke, Duke (January 2, 2019).
2900:Craver, Jack (August 24, 2010).
2823:Nelson, Shelley (May 27, 2010).
2772:"Walker, Barrett spar over jobs"
2569:Bybee, Roger (17 October 2008).
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4856:People from Kaukauna, Wisconsin
4023:"2016 Worst Year in Washington"
3657:Soellner, Mica (May 24, 2019).
3573:Soellner, Mica (June 4, 2019).
3545:Soellner, Mica (June 6, 2019).
3514:Soellner, Mica (May 24, 2019).
2988:"No Lt. Gov. debates scheduled"
2627:U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
2299:. MediaNews Group. 2 April 2007
2161:Wisconsin State Elections Board
16:American politician (born 1976)
4841:County executives in Wisconsin
3685:Plutchak, Dan (7 April 2016).
2355:. MediaNews Group. 24 May 2007
1979:. December 22, 2016. p. 5
1977:Wisconsin Elections Commission
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3945:League of Conservation Voters
3012:"Why Won't Kleefisch Debate?"
2623:"Unemployment in August 2008"
2440:. Wisconsin State Legislature
2011:. December 1, 2010. p. 1
1689:U.S. House of Representatives
994:Wisconsin lieutenant governor
782:Catholic Diocese of Green Bay
4672:Wisconsin Democracy Campaign
2968:. October 4, 2010. p. 2
2681:. PaperMoney. 18 August 2008
2414:. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
1857:Bach, Pete (April 6, 2011).
305:. He was a candidate in the
4662:Federal Election Commission
4641:Federal Election Commission
4359:"We need a wealth tax ASAP"
3858:Investigator (2018-04-08).
3222:Moe, Alex (March 8, 2017).
3091:"Election 2010 - Wisconsin"
2902:"What about Spencer Coggs?"
2438:Wisconsin State Legislature
669:, indicating a run for the
667:Federal Election Commission
295:Outagamie County, Wisconsin
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532:Nelson and running mate
394:Wisconsin State Assembly
366:Little Chute High School
340:Early life and education
299:Wisconsin State Assembly
135:Wisconsin State Assembly
4836:Carleton College alumni
4730:Majority Leader of the
4284:Wisconsin State Journal
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3769:Green Bay Press-Gazette
3691:Kaukauna Community News
3069:Wisconsin State Journal
2879:Wisconsin Radio Network
2802:Wisconsin State Journal
2327:Green Bay Press Gazette
2271:Wisconsin Radio Network
2037:Green Bay Press-Gazette
639:Nelson was endorsed by
303:2009–2010 session
89:Majority Leader of the
729:and labor movements."
633:The Rachel Maddow Show
3440:Wallenfang, Maureen.
3412:Wallenfang, Maureen.
2597:"Kimberly, Wisconsin"
2547:. United Steelworkers
2219:Wisconsin Legislature
721:. He has praised the
708:Franklin D. Roosevelt
540:by Kleefisch and her
469:Kimberly mill closing
346:Saint Paul, Minnesota
4799:County Executive of
4524:on February 10, 2016
4494:on February 10, 2016
4312:The Arizona Republic
4221:(October 26, 2020).
3099:. November 2, 2010.
2804:. Capital Newspapers
2467:. Capital Newspapers
584:in August 2017. The
382:Princeton University
350:Stockholm, Wisconsin
311:United States Senate
258:Princeton University
4554:on October 18, 2015
4416:The Washington Post
4028:The Washington Post
2776:The Chippewa Herald
2655:. Noria Corporation
2545:United Steelworkers
2493:. MacIver Institute
2247:. The Pharma Letter
2091:The Chippewa Herald
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770:interfaith marriage
766:Appleton, Wisconsin
682:Political positions
586:United Steelworkers
411:standing committees
344:Nelson was born in
330:lieutenant governor
4787:Political offices
4732:Wisconsin Assembly
4698:Wisconsin Assembly
4625:Government website
4443:. October 25, 2017
3393:. December 6, 2017
3180:The New York Times
3096:The New York Times
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2603:. Knowledge (XXG)
2491:MacIver Institute
2465:The Capital Times
2245:The Pharma Letter
2221:. January 5, 2009
1897:(July 25, 2022).
1871:on April 11, 2011
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