I SUPPORT THESE TEN CANDIDATES

As I traveled the state this year I had opportunities to meet many candidates running for various offices. I would like to highlight ten who I highly support.

Governor & Lt. Governor: Tom Tiffany and David Varnam. We are lucky to have such a great gubernatorial ticket for the general election. I have heard Tom Tiffany and David Varnam speak numerous times throughout the year, tackling a variety of issues. If elected, I believe this will be one of the most conservative administrations Wisconsin will ever see. One of Tom Tiffany’s catchphrases is “milk cows, not taxpayers” which in a political environment of overused catchphrases is unique and a perfect fit for a Wisconsin campaign. When you have good candidates on the ballot, people will be motivated to help and get out to vote, and I believe this ticket is doing just that.

Attorney General: Eric Toney. Right now, we have an attorney general focused on perusing an anti-Trump political agenda. We need Eric Toney in this office so he can bring it back to focusing on charging criminals, making more efficient use of resources, and keeping Wisconsin safe. As Fond du Lac County District Attorney, he recently announced the sentencing of a man found guilty for illegally voting in the 2020 election. He is on top of the issues and has a great message.

7th Congressional District: Michael Alfonso. He is running for Tom Tiffany’s open seat. This is one of those races where I would have supported any Republican candidate who made it through the primary as they were all excellent choices. For Michael, the swamp already dislikes him since he is a young MAGA Republican. When the swamp goes after a candidate that tells you everything you need to know about how that candidate will represent the people over special interests. This will be an excellent opportunity to show the world that Gen Z conservatives are ready to step into leadership positions and represent effectively.

4th Congressional District: Tim Rogers. Milwaukee is in a crisis. New leadership is desperately needed and I believe Tim Rogers is just who Milwaukee needs representing them in Congress. Tim has run before and he is back in the fight, showing he will not give up when something does not go his way. He will take what he learned from before and apply it going into his next fight. He has great values and is on the right side of the issues.

State Senate District 1: Nic Cravillion. This is another race that had multiple excellent candidates in the Republican primary. In the general election, Nic is not up against someone running under the Democrat label. His opponent is a far-left Democrat running as an independent. When Nic spoke at a meeting for the Manitowoc County Patriots I thought he provided great answers. He was bold enough to come out and say he isn’t going to bow down to the establishment. I have seen and heard many Republican candidates so I can say with confidence if a candidate is establishment they will not make a statement like that. Nic’s statement is genuine.

90th Assembly District: Jessica Henderson. Jessica is running for the second time for this seat. When she ran previously she did not make it but was closer to winning when compared to all the other Republicans in contested races on the ballot. I believe she has a strong chance of unseating the Democratic incumbent as I see she is putting in the work. She also made an expert political move going into the last month of the election. Her opponent is considering running for Green Bay mayor this upcoming spring. Jessica called on him to serve his full term in the assembly if elected again. Shockingly, the local news actually reported on this. Since then the incumbent has been going in circles refusing to answer if he will remain in the assembly next year if reelected. I was proud to have spoken at her fundraiser.

80th Assembly District: Simran Arora. This year the Dane County Republican Party did a fantastic job at finding Republican candidates to run in every assembly seat in their county. Every one I have met are great candidates, with Simran being one of them. I have seen her determination to the conservative movement and motivation first hand. In this year’s spring election she ran for county board. When she didn’t make it, she didn’t quit. Immediately, she entered the race for her assembly district. Something unique with her candidacy which you rarely see is it appears both sides of the Republican Party are supporting her, and that is extremely important for any seat in Dane County as this allows her campaign to focus solely on defeating the Democrat. Weeks prior to the primary I was asked to speak at her fundraiser that was scheduled a couple of days after the primary. I told her no matter what happens in my race I would and I did, proudly.

58th Assembly District: Bernie Newman. When I first read his announcement that he is running I was ecstatic. From day one I had not an ounce of doubt that Bernie will make the perfect representative. He has already been involved in his community for years so naturally he knows the issues. For nearly a decade he has been the president of a local patriot group, which is the type of person we need to see more of running for office. This seat was one of the few targeted this year by the swamp to push a different candidate through the primary. Despite the swamp’s efforts, Bernie earned the support of the voters by a large margin.

50th Assembly District: Jon Aleckson. Jon holds the typical conservative values we should see more of in our legislature. There was one night a RACC fundraiser was happening, which was at the same time a fundraiser for a local candidate was happening. Jon chose to go to the local candidate’s fundraiser, showing he prioritizes the locals over party leadership. He is a hardworking American that, if elected, I see passing great legislation.

This is not a complete list of the candidates I support and I have not met every Republican candidate across the state. Every candidate I have named I am confident they will do what they say they will.

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