Paul Piotrowski
Paul Piotrowski is a decorated former Navy officer who served his home of Stevens Point for over 26 years, most recently as City Clerk.
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State Senator, District 24
Depending on where you live, you may have the below races on your ballot.
State Senator
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Paul Piotrowski is a decorated former Navy officer who served his home of Stevens Point for over 26 years, most recently as City Clerk. He’ll put the middle class first in the economic response to coronavirus and work to get help for working families and small businesses that are struggling here at home. Piotrowski worked a good blue-collar job and gets that college might not be for everyone, but a good-paying job should be. He'll also fight to expand access to affordable health care and protect people with pre-existing conditions from losing their health care. His opponent, first term Senator Pat Testin supported giving up to three billion dollars in corporate giveaways to FoxConn. After accepting campaign donations from health insurance PACs, he single-handedly blocked protections for pre-existing conditions from passing the State Senate. Testin would ban abortion and defund Planned Parenthood. He has actively opposed the state’s Safer-at-Home order and backed the lawsuit to prematurely end it while cases of coronavirus were still growing. Piotrowski is the progressive choice.
Paul Piotrowski
Paul Piotrowski is a decorated former Navy officer who served his home of Stevens Point for over 26 years, most recently as City Clerk. He’ll put the middle class first in the economic response to coronavirus and work to get help for working families and small businesses that are struggling here at home. Piotrowski worked a good blue-collar job and gets that college might not be for everyone, but a good-paying job should be. He'll also fight to expand access to affordable health care and protect people with pre-existing conditions from losing their health care. His opponent, first term Senator Pat Testin supported giving up to three billion dollars in corporate giveaways to FoxConn. After accepting campaign donations from health insurance PACs, he single-handedly blocked protections for pre-existing conditions from passing the State Senate. Testin would ban abortion and defund Planned Parenthood. He has actively opposed the state’s Safer-at-Home order and backed the lawsuit to prematurely end it while cases of coronavirus were still growing. Piotrowski is the progressive choice.
State Assembly
Depending on where you live, you may have one of the below State Assembly races on your ballot.
Representative, District 69
State Representative
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Democrat -
Democrat Brian Giles is running on a progressive platform that emphasizes democracy reform, and the health and safety of Wisconsinites. He supports a shift to entirely mail-in voting, independent nonpartisan redistricting, and getting big money out of politics. He also supports a $15/hour minimum wage, universal background checks on all gun sales, expanding BadgerCare, and legalizing marijuana. He is running against Republican Donna Rozar, who is endorsed by Pro-Life Wisconsin and says she has been active in the anti-choice movement. She has also underplayed the COVID-19 pandemic and opposed the Governor's mask mandate and safer-at-home order. Giles is the progressive choice in this race.
Brian Giles
Democrat Brian Giles is running on a progressive platform that emphasizes democracy reform, and the health and safety of Wisconsinites. He supports a shift to entirely mail-in voting, independent nonpartisan redistricting, and getting big money out of politics.
Brian Giles
Democrat Brian Giles is running on a progressive platform that emphasizes democracy reform, and the health and safety of Wisconsinites. He supports a shift to entirely mail-in voting, independent nonpartisan redistricting, and getting big money out of politics. He also supports a $15/hour minimum wage, universal background checks on all gun sales, expanding BadgerCare, and legalizing marijuana. He is running against Republican Donna Rozar, who is endorsed by Pro-Life Wisconsin and says she has been active in the anti-choice movement. She has also underplayed the COVID-19 pandemic and opposed the Governor's mask mandate and safer-at-home order. Giles is the progressive choice in this race.
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Representative, District 70
State Representative
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Democrat -
John Iver Baldus wants to be a new voice for Central Wisconsin. Baldus believes in nonpartisan redistricting, Medicaid expansion, investing in infrastructure repair, and an approach to COVID-19 that is informed by science and experts. Incumbent Assemblywoman Nancy VanderMeer has ignored public health experts on the pandemic, opposing the Safer at Home order and writing an op-ed that asserted that total containment of the virus should not be a goal. Baldus is the more progressive choice.
John Iver Baldus
John Iver Baldus wants to be a new voice for Central Wisconsin. Baldus believes in nonpartisan redistricting, Medicaid expansion, investing in infrastructure repair, and an approach to COVID-19 that is informed by science and experts.John Iver Baldus
John Iver Baldus wants to be a new voice for Central Wisconsin. Baldus believes in nonpartisan redistricting, Medicaid expansion, investing in infrastructure repair, and an approach to COVID-19 that is informed by science and experts. Incumbent Assemblywoman Nancy VanderMeer has ignored public health experts on the pandemic, opposing the Safer at Home order and writing an op-ed that asserted that total containment of the virus should not be a goal. Baldus is the more progressive choice.Endorsed By: WI AFL-CIO , AFSCME -
Endorsed By: WI AFL-CIO , AFSCME
Representative, District 72
State Representative
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Democrat -
Teacher and community organizer Criste Greening is running to challenge Republican Assemblyman Scott Krug. Greening favors fully funding public schools, protecting natural resources, supporting family farms, and improving veteran services. Rep. Krug is anti-choice and in favor of taxpayer funded private school vouchers. Greening is the more progressive choice.
Criste Greening
Teacher and community organizer Criste Greening is running to challenge Republican Assemblyman Scott Krug. Greening favors fully funding public schools, protecting natural resources, supporting family farms, and improving veteran services. Rep.
Criste Greening
Teacher and community organizer Criste Greening is running to challenge Republican Assemblyman Scott Krug. Greening favors fully funding public schools, protecting natural resources, supporting family farms, and improving veteran services. Rep. Krug is anti-choice and in favor of taxpayer funded private school vouchers. Greening is the more progressive choice.
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Representative, District 86
State Representative
No Good Choices
Assemblyman John Spiros is running unopposed. One of Spiros' priorities has been harsher criminal justice laws that reinforce mass incarceration. Spiros is also anti-choice and endorsed by the NRA. There is no progressive choice in this race.
Assemblyman John Spiros is running unopposed. One of Spiros' priorities has been harsher criminal justice laws that reinforce mass incarceration. Spiros is also anti-choice and endorsed by the NRA. There is no progressive choice in this race.
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