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Representative, District 49
Shaun Murphy-Lopez is running to represent rural Wisconsinites. He wants to support small farms, small towns, and small schools. He aims to even the playing field for small farmers who are competing with large corporations. He supports common sense gun safety laws, assisting families with their childcare and early education needs, and investing in local roads. He supports accepting Medicaid funding, nonpartisan redistricting, and anti-corruption efforts. His opponent, incumbent Travis Tranel, has frequently voted against conservation and water quality and is a member of the NRA. Murphy-Lopez is the more progressive choice in this race.
Shaun Murphy-Lopez is running to represent rural Wisconsinites. He wants to support small farms, small towns, and small schools. He aims to even the playing field for small farmers who are competing with large corporations. He supports common sense gun safety laws, assisting families with their childcare and early education needs, and investing in local roads. He supports accepting Medicaid funding, nonpartisan redistricting, and anti-corruption efforts. His opponent, incumbent Travis Tranel, has frequently voted against conservation and water quality and is a member of the NRA. Murphy-Lopez is the more progressive choice in this race.
Shaun Murphy-Lopez is running to represent rural Wisconsinites. He wants to support small farms, small towns, and small schools. He aims to even the playing field for small farmers who are competing with large corporations. He supports common sense gun safety laws, assisting families with their childcare and early education needs, and investing in local roads. He supports accepting Medicaid funding, nonpartisan redistricting, and anti-corruption efforts. His opponent, incumbent Travis Tranel, has frequently voted against conservation and water quality and is a member of the NRA. Murphy-Lopez is the more progressive choice in this race.