WASHINGTON, D.C. (WEAU) - U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin and Representative Tony Wied are introducing the _‘Go Pack Go Act’_ legislation.
The legislation intends to ensure all Wisconsinites can watch Green Bay Packers game broadcasts.
“Regardless of where you live, every Wisconsinite should be able to cheer on the Green and Gold,” said Senator Baldwin. “But right now, hundreds of thousands of Wisconsinites live in communities where they could get Vikings or Lions games broadcast on their TVs instead of Packers games. It’s wrong and that’s why I’m fighting to fix it so every Packers fan across our state can watch our team play.”
“Nothing brings Wisconsinites together quite like the Packers,” said Congressman Wied. “The _Go Pack Go Act_ is about making sure every Packers fan, from Douglas to Door County, can watch their team without being forced to endure Vikings or Lions broadcasts. I’m happy to join Senator Baldwin to lead this common sense, bipartisan legislation. If you live in the land of Lambeau, you deserve to see the Green and Gold every Sunday. No exceptions.”
For those in the Wisconsin counties not able to access the games, Baldwin’s _‘Go Pack Go Act’_ would require cable and satellite providers to provide their Wisconsin subscribers with access to programming from broadcast television stations in a Wisconsin media market.
Additional information is available HERE: [Baldwin, Wied Kick Off Packers Season with Push to Ensure All Wisconsinites Can Watch Packers Games | U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin](https://www.baldwin.senate.gov/news/press-releases/baldwin-wied-kick-off-packers-season-with-push-to-ensure-all-wisconsinites-can-watch-packers-games)
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