How do Sheila and Shelly Moore match-up on the issues? Let's take a look:

Property Tax Limits
Sheila supports property tax limits and has voted to make them permanent.

Moore opposes ANY limits on property taxes, including even modest curbs like revenue limits – immediate cost to average homeowner: $730!

Jobs
Sheila voted for legislation to encourage job creation and to improve our state's business climate. A recent ranking of state business climates shows that reforms passed this session have improved Wisconsin's standing 17 places from 41st to 24th.

Moore has stated she only supports jobs that require "appropriate training" and a "certain level of education." Moore supported the job-killing tax increases that contributed to the state losing over 180,000 jobs in 18 months.

Government Spending
Sheila is working to balance the budget and eliminate our state's deficit by reforming government and holding the line on spending.

Moore calls herself a fiscal conservative, but she supported a state budget that increased spending by nearly $4 billion.

Gas Taxes
Sheila voted to stop the yearly automatic increase in gas taxes.

Moore supported a budget bill that relied on raising gas taxes.

Health Care
Sheila supports market-driven reforms that focus on the cost of health care.

Moore supports a government-run health care bureaucracy, funded by new job-crushing taxes.

Voter ID
Sheila supports safeguarding our elections from fraud by requiring voters to show a picture ID.

Moore opposes even modest reforms to our voting system, even after recent close elections in Wisconsin.

Second Amendment
Sheila is a sportsman and a long-time supporter of our Second Amendment rights.

Moore claims to be pro-gun, but says allowing law-abiding citizens to defend themselves is "radical." Moore also isn't an active hunter or angler.

Education
Sheila supports giving tools to local school boards so they can manage their budgets, reward good teachers with merit and performance pay, and innovate in the classroom.

Moore supports the status quo and opposes merit and performance pay.