Committee
Rick Crosson for Congress
Campaign Phone
3216890712
Education
Retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel and Master Army Aviator, with advanced degrees and extensive military and professional training in leadership, logistics, and operations, applied at the national & international level, including service as Military Liaison to Mexico with diplomatic status.
Personal Pronouns
He/Him
Affordability and economic stability are a key priority. That means a living wage tied to the real cost of living, universal healthcare, fixing the tax system so the super rich and large corporations fairly contribute their share, stable supply chains, and a revived middle class, so families can cover the basics: food, housing, and health care. We also need an immigration system that reflects today's economy, with real pathways to citizenship and a way for willing, skilled workers to contribute without fear and exploitation.
We need to restore America's standing in the world through real diplomacy, strong alliances, and peace that removes the threat of war, and treaties that deliver real results, not just signatures.
A healthy economy and a lower cost of living for Wisconsinites come from investing in the things that make us productive:
Invest in our people. Healthy, housed, and educated people contribute best, and that lowers costs for everyone. Invest in our infrastructure. Land, sea, air, cyber, and space all need sustainable infrastructure to move goods and keep prices down. Invest in education, pre-K through trade school, college, and professional training, for the skilled, innovative workforce our communities need. Encourage innovation, helping businesses and individuals invent, scale, and bring new ideas to market.
When we invest in people and lower the costs that squeeze them, Wisconsin families and businesses both thrive.
Every eligible citizen should be able to vote without unnecessary obstacles. I oppose the SAVE Act, which would require documents like a passport or birth certificate to register and could block millions of eligible voters, including married women whose names have changed. I support the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, which restores protections against discrimination at the ballot box. Beyond those, I support practical access that both parties' voters use and rely on: early voting, secure mail and absentee ballots, and well-funded local election offices so no one waits hours to cast a ballot. Making it easier to vote and keeping elections secure are not in conflict; they go together.
Health care is a fundamental human right, not a privilege for those who can afford it. I would close coverage gaps by expanding Medicaid, so more Wisconsinites can see a doctor without going broke. I would support funding for hospitals in underserved and rural areas, so care stays close to home and is accessible, especially in emergencies. Reproductive health care is health care: contraception, fertility treatment like IVF, abortion, and the full range of services. These are care decisions for a woman and her doctor, not politicians writing laws to interfere. Wisconsin families deserve care that is affordable, accessible, and there when they need it, no matter their income or where they live.
Our immigration system needs a long-overdue comprehensive overhaul. It no longer reflects the realities of today’s world. The backlogs are the crisis people do not see: legal pathways that exist on paper but leave families, workers, and students waiting years or decades for visas or work authorizations. The solution is to clear those backlogs and modernize legal pathways to meet the times. End arbitrary and for-profit detention. Create an independent Article I immigration court, so cases are decided by neutral judges, not the same department prosecuting them. Find ways to say yes to those who want to contribute and chase their American Dream. We can protect national security without sacrificing constitutional protections or our humanity.
Committee
Friends of Katrina deVille
Campaign Phone
920979-4802
Education
6 years of college at UW Green Bay
Personal Pronouns
she/her
My priorities are making life more affordable, working on real social changes needed by Americans to live better lives, and defending our Constitution and our Constitutional rights in a time of authoritarianism, systemic oppression, and widespread abuse by our government. I'm a Transgender Democratic Socialist running for Medicare For All, Universal Childcare, $22 Minimum Wage, Ending Citizens United, Body Autonomy, Human Rights, and Impeaching Trump on Day 1. I staunchly defend LGBTQ and trans rights, women's rights, the rights of all marginalized groups and push for equal pay for all.
As a trans candidate, I bring the perspective of both genders with me. This gives me a significant advantage in leadership and truthful authenticity.
I support Medicare For All, eliminating for-profit health insurance companies from the equation. Healthcare as a human right.
I support a $22 Minimum Wage, along with equal pay for women, LGBTQ, minorities and immigrants. Taxing the Rich and lowering taxes for middle class Americans.
I support Universal Childcare. People shouldn't have to spend half of their family's income and childcare.
I support free college tuition.
I support utilizing rent caps to keep housing within the means of the people.
I support the ending of Unconstitutional wars, and ending the out of control budget increases to the Defense Department and ICE.
I support ending the unlawful Trump tariffs.
I would vote against the Unconstitutional SAVE Act.
I would author a new version of the Voters Rights Act of 1965, now that the SCOTUS has destroyed the protections of the original.
I would author a bill enshrining absentee ballots, mail in ballots, and electronic ballots federally; for all Americans.
I would file Articles of Impeachment against our rogue president, putting an end to his continued attacks on our voting systems.
I would support or author a bill designating federal election days as paid holidays.
I'll work tirelessly to get Medicare For All passed for all Americans.
I'll author or support a bill guaranteeing body autonomy For ALL.
I will work to enshrine funding for Planned Parenthood and defend the institution of Planned Parenthood through legislation.
I will work to repeal and reject PL119-21.
I will author or support a new budget bill to ensure funding for rural medical facilities across the nation.
I will work relentlessly to Abolish ICE and replace the hateful institution with a properly and respectfully functioning Homeland Security group which adheres to the Constitution and habeas corpus.
I will support or author new legislation guaranteeing fair and humane treatment of immigrants, including but not limited to the morally respectful and equitable treatment of custodially detained immigrants and refugees.
Committee
Mark Scheffler for Congress
Campaign Phone
920-257-3094
Education
Bachelor of Music, Lawrence University of Wisconsin (1992)
Personal Pronouns
He/Him
Mark is running on three key pillars of sustainability: economic, social and environmental. These three pillars address issues common to nearly all voters, including building a prosperity economy that works for everyone (not just those already at the top), strengthening and protecting our democratic institutions (especially restoring Congress as a functioning branch of our Federal government), and working tirelessly to protect our air, our water and our land and to protect the critical support systems of or planet. Mark is exceptionally qualified to lead in all three key areas and has extensive career experience in the field of sustainable economics, he has experience as a teacher in America's public schools, and is a lifelong naturalist.
For decades, we’ve been told that economic growth alone is the ultimate goal. More production, more consumption, more debt, and more expansion have been the markers of progress. But this approach has come at a cost: there’s a genuine inability for millions of Americans to feel economically secure, we witness environmental degradation, social inequality, and a growing sense of instability. It’s time to rethink what prosperity truly means.
Mark supports modernizing our tax code (#TinyTax) to relieve the burden on working families and to shift that burden to the wealthiest corporations and individuals, he supports increasing investments in shared infrastructure, and he supports strategic investments in housing, education and job training.
Mark supports "Fair Share Democracy," his plan to forever neutralize the effect of partisan gerrymandering across America. He supports "vote from home" and other ways to make voting easier and secure, and he supports universal voter registration.
Mark supports "CitizenCare CORE," his plan to offer universal primary health insurance coverage for every American from birth through Medicare age (currently 65), which includes both pre- and post-natal care, annual wellness checks, mental health screenings, vision and hearing exams, annual dental cleanings, etc all without a premium. This program would be fully funded by his #TinyTax proposal.
Mark supports a bipartisan comprehensive framework for immigration reform which includes a SAFE national immigrant registry for undocumented workers, amnesty for all workers currently employed by American businesses, the paying of any back taxes owed by either the worker or employer), demonstrating basic english functionality, temporary protected status for all registered immigrants, and a pathway to either permanent residency or citizenship (conditional on being free of any non-violent convictions and maintaining employment status).
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