David Crowley will do whatever it takes to make sure children and families are safe, healthy, and able to thrive. Every child, every resident, every family deserves a Wisconsin full of opportunity.

Because at the end of the day, David Crowley knows what it feels like when the basics are out of reach — and what it looks like when a community finally gets what it needs. That is the governor he will be for every Wisconsinite.

As a fifth-generation Wisconsinite, working mom, daughter of two public school teachers, and product of a union home, Sarah Godlewski is no stranger to being scrappy if that's what it takes to get the job done.

She's a dedicated public servant and an experienced business leader who has never been afraid to take on the tough fights and deliver results.

Josh Kaul took office as Attorney General in January 2019. His administration has fought crime, protected our natural resources, and defended our rights, taking on tough issues and getting results.

He has consistently fought for the best interests of Wisconsinites, with a track record that shows that he'll work with anyone and stand up to anyone.

Yee Leng Xiong's story is about service, stewardship, and never forgetting where you came from. Born in Wausau to refugees who fled persecution and communism, Yee learned early that freedom comes with responsibility — the responsibility to give back and build a better future for the next generation.

He knows this office isn't ceremonial — it's a critical responsibility. The Treasurer manages over a billion dollars in school trust funds, helps communities finance infrastructure projects, and returns money to working families. With his experience managing budgets at every level of government and his proven commitment to transparency and accountability, Yee is ready to be Wisconsin's steward of public funds and ensure every dollar works for you.

JoCasta is running as a Democrat for Wisconsin Secretary of State to use the platform to fight for what matters: more funding for our schools so families aren't forced into referenda every election, real housing relief for working people, and affordable child care that lets parents breathe.

As a small business owner and nonprofit leader, Rebecca Cooke has focused her career on building community and serving others. Born and raised on an Eau Claire dairy farm and appointed by Governor Tony Evers to the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation, Rebecca knows the economic and social challenges facing the small towns and rural communities for which she's fiercely advocated for, from the kitchen table to the board room.

While Rebecca runs for Congress 7 days a week, she also waitresses. She believes we need more working class voices in Congress — folks who aren't so far left or so far right but want to work across the aisle to deliver for working families.

As a long time business owner and employer, organizational executive, and volunteer leader, Fred Clark led teams and helped people solve problems and perform at their best. As a rural legislator, he has worked hard to tackle challenges at home and support people from all walks of life, and politics.

Whether it's our public lands, good schools, clean air and water, or assuring health care for Wisconsin citizens, what happens in Washington affects all of us here in Northern Wisconsin. If we want a government that works for us, we need to elect representatives who listen. Fred is ready to go to work for YOU as your next Representative in Congress.

Gillian Battino is a retired physician, mother of six, and Central Wisconsin community member running for State Senate in District 29 because the region needs representatives who stand up for working families and businesses. Her priorities include restoring affordable, accessible healthcare to rural Wisconsin and fixing the region's roads without new regressive taxes, along with expanding housing options that work for every budget.

She's committed to fully funding public schools and giving educators a real seat at the table, protecting Wisconsin's water from PFAS and nitrate contamination, and pursuing thoughtful immigration policy that supports the workers Central Wisconsin's economy depends on. Gillian also supports comprehensive reproductive healthcare, believing those decisions belong to patients, their families, and their doctors.

As a dedicated community member, small business owner, and lifetime resident of Wood County, Andy Wuethrich has decided it's time to stop quietly watching from the sidelines and join the game as a candidate for the 86th district of Wisconsin.

Christine's career has been built on solving problems, improving systems, and helping people succeed. Throughout her career, she learned that the best solutions don't come from the loudest voices; they come from listening, asking thoughtful questions, and bringing people together.

She is running because she believes District 72 deserves a representative who listens first, solves problems, and works alongside our communities to build a stronger Wisconsin.