Mary Felzkowski

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Voting-record position0.209
CoverageDec 7, 2020 to Aug 8, 2025
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Mary Felzkowski

@MaryFelzkowski

Republican WI Senate

Happy first day of Fall! One of my favorite parts of the season is watching the leaves change color across the Northwoods. Lucky for me, the @WIDeptTourism has a fall color report on their website that gives you everything you need to know about color! https://t.co/hnq5cEIFR5

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Mary Felzkowski

@MaryFelzkowski

Republican WI Senate

RT @SenKooyenga: Every year on Dec. 7, we take time to honor the 2,403 Americans killed at Pearl Harbor during Japans sneak attack on that&

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Mary Felzkowski

@MaryFelzkowski

Republican WI Senate

On December 7, 1941, the world witnessed a brutal and cowardly attack that shook the globe and drove the United States to enter WWII. Today, 81 years later, we still remember that infamous attack on Pearl Harbor, and the 2,400 Americans who lost their lives on that solemn day. https://t.co/NgwYcHBhTJ

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Mary Felzkowski

@MaryFelzkowski

Republican WI Senate

Mary’s first time at the state fair! #Wisconsin #wisconsinstatefair #creampuffs #icecreamforbreakfast #Politics

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