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Committee
Friends of Mike Moeller
Education
Business Administration and Management, General Business & Finance
I am a small business owner, husband, father, and lifelong South Milwaukee resident running to deliver results for every family in District 7, not just those who already agree with me.
My three priorities: first, property tax relief, families across Oak Creek, Cudahy, South Milwaukee, Greenfield and Milwaukee have seen bills spike 20% or more. I will reform the 400-Year Veto and fight unfunded mandates; second, education accountability every child deserves a school that prepares them for life, with full funding for special education; third, community safety, funding law enforcement and mental health resources together.
My qualification is simple: I have built something from the ground up, managed budgets, employed neighbors, and invested in this community for years. I know what working families need because I am one.
Every Wisconsin family deserves access to quality, affordable healthcare and I will fight for that in Madison. I support fully funding community health centers and federally qualified health
centers that serve uninsured and underinsured families across District 7. I support access to contraception and IVF as deeply personal decisions that belong to families, not government. On
abortion, I am pro-life and support protections for unborn children, while believing firmly that exceptions for rape, incest, and the life of the mother are necessary and just. I will never support criminalizing women or restricting emergency medical care for pregnant women. My commitment is to honest, respectful conversation on these issues honoring deeply held values on all sides while always putting the health and dignity of Wisconsin families first.
Quality public education is both an economic necessity and a moral obligation and Wisconsin is falling short. I will fight to increase state general aids and special education funding, which remains chronically underfunded forcing local districts to shift costs onto property taxpayers. Special education students and their families deserve reliable, adequately funded support without annual budget uncertainty. I support reforming the 400-Year Veto so that school funding decisions are made transparently rather than locked in perpetually. I believe in workforce-ready curriculum that includes trades, technical skills, and college pathways ensuring every student leaves school prepared for a successful future. Teachers who show up every day for our children deserve resources, respect, and fair compensation. I will be their partner in Madison because
when our schools succeed, every family in District 7 succeeds.
Fair maps are foundational to fair democracy, and I believe that principle transcends party. I support a transparent, nonpartisan redistricting process that produces maps where voters choose their representatives not the other way around. When maps are drawn by legislators to protect incumbents or maximize partisan advantage, the result is elected officials who are insulated from accountability and voters whose voices are diluted. I support an independent or bipartisan redistricting commission with clear public criteria compactness, contiguity, community of interest, and equal population with full public hearings and genuine community input before any maps are adopted. Gerrymandering has harmed Wisconsin voters of every party for too long. I will work across party lines to establish a fair, transparent process before the next census because the integrity of our democracy belongs to every citizen, not to whichever party holds power.
Large-scale projects like hyperscale data centers and CAFOs bring real economic benefits and real risks that fall disproportionately on the neighbors who never asked to live next door to them. I believe in responsible development that respects property rights, protects community health, and is honest with residents about impacts before projects are approved not after. I will support requiring full environmental and health impact assessments before permits are
issued, robust public notice and genuine community input processes, binding water and air quality standards with independent monitoring and real enforcement, and property value protection mechanisms for neighbors directly impacted by large facilities. Fiscal conservatives should care about this too: when a CAFO contaminates a well or a data center strains local power infrastructure, taxpayers pay the price. Smart guardrails protect both our environment and our household budgets.
